New Exoplanet Discoveries - Could They Be Better than Earth? | What If

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In this video, we're looking into some of the latest exoplanet discoveries and their potential implications for astrobiology. Could they be better than Earth? These discoveries could change the way we think about the universe and our place in it.
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[@WhatIfScienceShow]

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[@marcgottlieb9579]

As part of my highlighted reply, I would like to add, Tiamat ( semi-destroyed ) is part of our Binary Star system..Academically speaking it is also The Dragon of Revelation 12..The System has 5 planets and a Brown Dwarf star..The system is 340 Pantheon as named by the Greeks..It is a comet planet system also discovered by Carlos Munos Ferrda..

[@deboburagohain7472]

I like to here about the exoplanet of our universe where life is suitable to survive !

[@destineysutton6836]

I don't believe we are the only living planet I think other plannets just dont want to interact with us as if we were cursed or banned

[@marcgottlieb9579]

@@destineysutton6836 The operator of pos channel censors comments.

[@marcgottlieb9579]

@@destineysutton6836 the operator of this channel censors comments..

[@jeffcunanan1747]

maybe aliens also made a documentary about our planet

[@guyolanga6981]

I agree with you

[@zariefziqri]

Alien naming our planet: ETH-0089A

[@bonecrushermace]

@@zariefziqrihow do you know that 😑

[@NicolasMendoula]

Maybe. We can never know

[@rx7tool]

I was thinking about that earlier on 420

[@2sweet4life96]

It blows my mind that at one point there was dinosaurs on this planet now imagine what kind of gigantic and absolutely terrifying creatures can be elsewhere.

[@user-ho4nw5sf3w]

Ya look at what one teenie tinine little COVID bug did. And when it comes to dangerous you can fit a lot more of these little bugs in a quart jar than dinosaurs

[@josealejandrocastillo9282]

sure, until the human arrives and eliminates them as he always does from the point of view I don't think there are more terrifying creatures than the human being

[@CountryLifestyle2023]

​@josealejandrocastillo9282 We didn't eliminate the dinosaurs, and alien dinosaurs would Likely be effective vs humans lol 😅😅

[@maymiller3639]

You know they weren't as scary as they make them out to be, they found evidence of feathers on a dinosaur, they probably were just giant birds

[@2sweet4life96]

@@maymiller3639 my guy a giant bird is not scary to you? Have you seen what an eagle can do to it's prey?

[@BrightElk]

1. it would take a ridiculously long time to get to a new planet so it isn’t worth it 2. I believe our relationship with our mother planet is far more intimate than we give it credit for. The new flora, bacteria and diseases could ruin us on this new planet. I wouldn’t leave my mother planet even if it was dying. I’m going down with this ship. I’m spiritually connected to my home planet.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Me, too. For me, it's Mama Gaia or nothing.

[@BrightElk]

@@harrietharlow9929 This planet has given so much to us. It’s only right that we give what little we can to it in its last days whenever that may be. Also flying to live on a new planet? It’s more like we are living to fly to a new planet. Our first generation is going to live on a space ship.

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@BrightElk Agreed. Although I'm interested in space, I'm way too old to ever think of leaving here. Mama Gaia has given me all that I am and even if I was young enough to go, I love our little blue marble too much to want to go wandering elsewhere. Anyhow, the trip to even Proxima Centauri will take tens of thousands of years. No, thanks. I want to remain here, learning more about the world that gave us life and Lord and Lady willing, I want to be buried at sea. After all, the sea was where life began ( the Primordial Womb) and for me at least, it will be like closing a circle.

[@mellow338]

I haven't even explored all of earth yet. No thanks. Lol

[@alexlang2086]

How big would the bugs be on a better planet?!?! I'll stay here don't want to find out😂

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

This is exactly what I was looking for.. I recently went on a reading spree about superhabitable earthlike exoplanets and this video scratches the itch perfectly.. 👏🏻💯

[@anthonyjacobson1445]

The photographer who travel to all those planets did a great job..

[@xavzz5632]

Lol

[@nataliesat200]

Are you joking...

[@brunx4751]

@@nataliesat200no he’s not….

[@nataliesat200]

How though, aren't those planets like thousands of light years away 😅?

[@nataliesat200]

He said you would need super advance hibernation technology to get there 😅

[@prettyboy1970]

It only took us about 100 years for us to go from horses n buggies to rocketships. Imagine how advanced a civilization could potentially be if they had a 1 or 2 billion year head start on us.

[@CountryLifestyle2023]

Ever see the Q in Star Trek, or the Ancients/Ori in Stargate SG1. Same idea likely.

[@joetruth7823]

Even 500-1000 years would be a huge advantage. We’d have no defense if they were hostile. Hence SETI is a very stupid waste of money!

[@tyragabor567]

This is so true but don’t you think if they were more advanced than us, they’d be out space travelling as well? And trying to find other life sustaining planets? And I know the potential of extraterrestrial life coming to earth is possible but if they’re that much more advanced than us, wouldn’t they be able to communicate and share their knowledge with humans? And not just act like an urban legend?

[@Sally10268]

Type 4 or 5 civilization.

[@JimD410]

I wish we could find a way to go explore them. Not in my life time.

[@juleshechanova1159]

Humans were able to find exoplanets from thousands of lightyears away..but not able to find a single plane lost in the seas from our planet itself up to this day..thats MH370

[@rustycowell7264]

They cannot find anything when its convenient for them. That plane was full of scientists with inventions to patent so more then likely they turned off the transponders and landed somewhere in the Middle east to off them all

[@SD_Chosen]

Thing is If there Was Life on other Planets We Just Can't Assume that They Use the Same Thing to Support Life than We Do... Could be totally different

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

You are right, in fact many scientist hipotesized life on planets much different from Earth. But since Earth is the only world that we actually know for sure that possess life, it's easier to search life in terrestrial planet

[@SD_Chosen]

@@fabriziobiancucci7702 I Thought Any outside of earth is extraterrestrial

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

@@SD_Chosen A terrestrial planet is a planet with characteristics similar to Earth

[@SD_Chosen]

@@fabriziobiancucci7702 oh ok Learn something new everyday

[@VladjoSK]

actually we can, as most life is based on elements which are most reactive, so statistically, this will be the most often used biology. It could be totally different, but also way more rare than our base.

[@janinekouka2941]

Imagine the kind of people setting up this new planet .. the same ones trying to destroy this one

[@floridaman4073]

Nah, dumb ones would be left behind.

[@restlessfae2407]

Earthlings: "We shall name that planet Super Earth " Natives living on that planet: " Since when did you have permission to name our planet? '

[@hexywexy169]

heheh could only imagine their names for us if they found our planet

[@skip2175]

Just wild how long it would take to get to these places, just sucks we will all be long gone before we get to experience what's out there

[@diegochavez6203]

Not if Stargate was true

[@aleplays437]

Rip to you, ill still be here tho

[@GhJsjs-gs7nx]

​@@aleplays437 tell me more?

[@Coglitics]

Nobody ever really dies.

[@GhJsjs-gs7nx]

@@Coglitics think so? haven't seen my best friend since I was 16

[@forfun6273]

They need a moon. To keep it from tidal locking. Also helps make a magnetosphere and plate tectonics cause volcanos which help build a nice thick atmosphere that won’t slowly get blown away by solar winds the magnetosphere doesn’t block.

[@Tlahuiltezcatl]

This is true. Unless we somehow made a artificial moon 😂

[@johnseyrak2338]

❤my heart I 😂I cry out from 😮alarmed palm of my hand calm the harm the arm on my farm 😢cry for a barn go to a armour my 😮fears planetary universal star power insight yi light might orbit from moon. 80@(😅)fear BAisee me from up in the stars when the planet comes from a light years of time to reach on my chart a start the danger flowing with me part away and go down from up where it comes to me from magic mastery starts fall in to place the ground found by sound that bound around my breath I speak my sound mind word hound find around bound this up where the power to clean my .mess by sour flower shower power on your the foul hour im😮😢scared to clean this hour of fouls power the sour Tower wipe me clean from the matters I'm concerned to disapear❤🎉

[@forfun6273]

@@Tlahuiltezcatl take ours with us lol

[@andybilakshow260]

The only planet that's better than earth is one that hasn't had human contact🤔

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

It depends from the point of view. Intelligent life can be a plague, but is also something extremely beautiful and fantastic. Also, intelligent life is the only chance that the life of a planet has to survive the death of its own sun and trive in the universe, since only intelligent life can create spaceships and take life on other worlds

[@monopolybillionaire5027]

Yeah this really is a paradise 1 in trillions probably, and we've ruined it.

[@BillyFlores-sf4be]

This is Elon musk next invention

[@MalkitSingh-ic2zn]

I was about to say the same thing😂😂😂😂😂

[@madridistaramos7]

Fr..☠

[@frankrodriguez9081]

Our planet is truly magnificent

[@lordmegatron9248]

It was.....

[@frankrodriguez9081]

@@lordmegatron9248It still is thank you very much!!!! Trying to be sarcastic

[@jarrettblakemore4676]

​@lordmegatron9248 nothing wrong with ours

[@reddeadjuju]

​@@jarrettblakemore4676humans ruin alot. If not everything. Think they are trying to say.

[@tylersoto7465]

It truly was and still is to some degree but over the past thousands years of humans exploiting the earth and its resources drained a lot wearing it out

[@keithunderwood8803]

I love we talk about these plans like we know what they look like. When we just found out what Pluto looks like

[@robertgettell740]

They said that a planet must have water to believe it may have life. I'm thinking possibly not. That's for life as we know it, there could be so many other life forms we can't even imagine them.

[@andrewlattimer8249]

I think all planets could have their own life forms to.

[@bakedbeans9404]

Terraforming habitable planets is kinda like interstellar colonization. Im in. 💪

[@jerkchickenblog]

what if we're the virus that kills every biological planet we come to? we're intergalactic herpes/cancer

[@McLynxxxxxxx]

What if water and oxygen or all what our scientists are looking for are not those required for life in other planets? What if other planets has life that’s based on some elements unknown to mankind? - maybe they need helium and hydrogen to live

[@joaniewalley9358]

I like the way u think! Outside of the box! Very unique!😊

[@MsCDante]

Been saying this for years. We can't be the only life in our solar system or even outside of it.

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

Indeed.. something to mull over. There very well could be like, idk..nitrogen based life forms or silicon based life forms out there.. or something completely different from what WE know and understand from Carbon based life forms.. there could be worlds where the building blocks of life are slightly or completely different from ours. Possibly.. improbable maybe, BUT possibly.

[@meejinhuang]

There is no planet better for human life than Earth.

[@harrietharlow9929]

You're right. We are attuned to live here, no need for shielding, no need to find caves or lava tubes to live in (though the underground community at Coober Pedy, Australia is very cool and I'd love to live somewhere like that), Mama Gaia gives me all I need right here, no need to travel light years.

[@jpgonzalez6043]

Human life.

[@streetsiswatchintv2626]

No shit sherlock. Lmao😂😂😂😂

[@apontutul]

I wish I could travel the space to another planet. But I guess I'm dying here on our good old earth

[@streetsiswatchintv2626]

Its possible Suoer artificial intelligence could reanimate your very being somehow where you have your actual memories from this life and all. Just ask it nicely rn while it is still evolving like I do and who knows,maybe we wake up in the future one day like OMG this is so friggin awesome. We will evolve and do things like that. I dont think its unethical. Ur not playing God ur just saving a life to be real 😅

[@kyledore7574]

@@streetsiswatchintv2626but would it be you? I think we are more than our memories.

[@checkdacontract]

The oxygen level on those planets could be double that of earth's levels with insects running around the size of large dogs.

[@hmmmjamz9348]

I beg you shush man

[@backtrickzyt6346]

@@hmmmjamz9348who pissed in your cereal?

[@francookie9353]

​@@backtrickzyt6346a dog sized insect, apparently.

[@BigGleemRecords]

@@francookie9353I mean think of all the crab and lobster🦞 huge portions of food

[@esanmaynord6545]

We eat them😂😂 we are humans

[@Mobie-ls6wh]

Until people can learn to get along with each others. There is no hope for us...

[@enigmaticencounterlol3277]

Eh you are being too nihilistic

[@Hollyucinogen]

If humanity destroys itself with its own stupidity, then we deserve it. 🤷‍♀️

[@LoveHandle4890]

It’s good to know we have other habitable planets out there.

[@fumanpoo4725]

We don't.

[@indridcold8433]

They may have been habitable at the time the reflected light left the planet. But those planets may be completely devastated by now. Or, they may be even better. Regardless humans will never get to them, even if they are better than Earth.

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

@@indridcold8433 Completely devastated? Dude, we are not talking about of planets hundreds of millions of light years away, just few hundreds light years at most. Unless this planet encounter a black hole, nothing could devastate them in such short amount of time. Few hundreds light years means that we see this planet of how they were in the Middle Age, or at the Roman Age at most

[@indridcold8433]

@@fabriziobiancucci7702 Planet killer asteroid only takes a few minutes to destroy a planet. The K/T extinction event devastated a certain planet that was teaming with life. It took it millions of years for it to make a recovery.

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

@@indridcold8433 Asteroids cannot kill planets, they can only exterminate part of the life on it. "Kill a planet" means completely wipe out every life on it, and this is not a thing that asteroids can do. Asteroid cannot even completely exterminate multicellular life. Also the Earth after the KT event don't take millions of years to recover, that was the Permian Extinction. After the KT, Earth was again a beautiful planet just a thousand years after the impact, even if the dinosaurs were extinct. Not to mention that asteroid impacts able to endangered life are extremely rare, from the time animals start to exist it happens only once, max twice. For what we know, only the most destructive forces of the universe can actually "kill a planet", and they aren't exactly invisible and don't happen in a few hundred years.

[@akashkatiyar8054]

Even the closest ones are Several Light years away so We need some breakthrough technology like warp drives to reach them ... Until then we could focus on making our planet better

[@harrietharlow9929]

That woud make much more sense.

[@angelrivera2339]

We spend hundreds of times more on making this planet better than we spend on space exploration. If anything space science could be what saves the earth. If you are going to live in space, you have to develop advanced environmental sciences to keep yourself alive. That means developing an intimate understanding of how the environment works and how to replicate it as well as maintain it. You can develop ways to clean up the messes in a space colony that can then be used on Earth. Better recycling techniques are needed as well since a space colony will not have the luxury of getting new goods. Even if we have colonies on planets, it would be decades to centuries to develop the infrastructure need to be self sufficient. NASA's budget is less than 1% of the US budget and the discoveries they have made in their research has changed the world for the better.

[@streetsiswatchintv2626]

Tbh it would be wise to do the project starshot thing and see wtf is actually there before we get our panties all creamy and stuff. Might be some black goo alien covenant type spore bullshit lmao And we ain't bringing no dang synthetic. Idc how cool Bishops fast knife finger trick looks. The nigga still fucked up and was leaking milk ol defected ass model. Queen ripped dat nigga in two like a dead lottery ticket😂😂😂😂

[@digitalfootballer9032]

Not that we have to worry about it now or anytime soon, but Earth will be habitable for roughly another billion years. If humans are still around then, we will need to find a new home and be able to get there, or be toast. Literally be toast as the sun will expand and burn everything on this planet.

[@briandaleske5139]

I also theorize out of those potential planets, there might be some that have intelligent life on them, and I strongly feel it could be possible to coexist with those alien beings.

[@swolfe9668]

We can not co exist right each other

[@briandaleske5139]

@@swolfe9668 I have a hopeful feeling that decades from now, everyone on planet:Earth, will be able to get along, and get over with the differences between each other. In addition I theorize that at some point later on all types of money will lose its value, and there for it will no longer be necessary to use money to pay for anything, and later everything on planet:Earth would be free to get. From food, to clothing, to beds, to any type of technology, to houses, or condos, to healthcare, to water use, to electricity use, to vehicles, to fuel for the vehicles, and other stuff like those.

[@xsupremeyx9923]

@@briandaleske5139 It Ain't happening, In my city I see that people are often ready to go completely wwe smackdown in the middle of the road after a small accident on the road. And that's the case when there wasn't any previous enemity b/w the people involved, Imagine for the cases where there is enemity for like years or decades or even worse centuries, Yeah Humans ain't gonna ever coexist in peace.

[@briandaleske5139]

@@xsupremeyx9923 I have a very strong feeling, many decades from it will become possible, for there to be no more conflicts with each other on planet:Earth, there will be no more racist individuals, and no more fights happening do to hot tempered individuals. Plus to add I have a feeling that at some point much later down the line money will eventually lose its value, and it will no longer be needed to use for us all to buy stuff.

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

@@xsupremeyx9923 You are too pessimistic. We had already been able to forget enmity old of centuries. Just think about the European Union, the majority of the nations hated each other just 70 years ago, and they did it for hundreds of years. We are slowly passing from a individualistic world into a global system. We have still a LOOOOOOONG way to go, but global peace is not only possible, but probable (if we don't do mistakes in the middle, thing absolutely not guarantee). Reaching peace between all of us as species is another question, but at least we are able to reach peace as a political group. And this is consider one of the necessary step for a civilization to pass from Type 1 to Type 2, so when we will met the aliens (advanced Type 2 or even Typ 3) we will already be a united group and we will already know about how advantageous coexistence would be (also because no one in the universe would have reason to do war with us). And this without even considering things like genetic engeneering or AI, that could turn our actual species in something so different that we can barely imagine now

[@krazejeff]

Just realized something we can only see planets out there that eclipse their sun in our direction. My hypothesis of this means there could be tons planets hidden in plain sight right under our nose

[@GhJsjs-gs7nx]

No

[@chadholgrem4341]

It’s actually hundreds of thousands of exo planets out there that look very promising

[@danielgriffin8213]

The next step is the ocean. We have so much, right here, that we need to tap. Maybe most of the answers are right here. So many different answers are just waiting to be opened!

[@nonya750]

Imagine actually reaching those planets only to find out your the alien invasion and having to war with the inhabitants

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

An interstellar war is very unlikely, it would be a useless use of resources. Wars exist for a reason, once a species reaches the interstellar level those reasons don't exist anymore and so the wars

[@DrunkBiden]

Now imagine you're gay

[@digitalfootballer9032]

​@@DrunkBidenImagine? 😂

[@kittendkat5100]

That's my concern, getting there only to find it's already inhabited!

[@nonya750]

@@DrunkBiden imagine you dead

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Thank you so much for sharing such fascinating videos about the mysteries of the universe! I'm always in awe of the wonders that exist beyond our planet.

[@romeoalpha68]

We have to hope any planet we find has a similar size to Earth . Not only that the gasses in the atmosphere would have to be similar . The organisms would also have to match Earths . We'd have to check Germs and other things . Our best bet is learning how to live with each other here and try to peserve our atmosphere . We're not doing a great job . Our Moon or Mars has possibilities but we're far from that . Humanity needs to wake up and start trying to save Earth before it's too late .

[@youniverse6841]

Exactly!!!

[@Mark2raygun]

True i dont really really understand this mars stuff we have no clue how long its been since it was hapitabale. All that air that would easliy kill you we need to find something like exactly earth not earth-like it may be hard and far but its better then most

[@merzhoykin]

fk....so far every potential habitable planet they found ended up being tidaly locked to it's parent star.

[@jefftank3300]

Planets with an eternal day and night, build massive solar arrays in the inhospitable zone. Possibly enough energy to allow cities further into the darkness if enough constant heat can be provided

[@swifty1969]

The problem with super earths is gravity. If one is 4 times larger than earth, then you will be 4 times heavier. Best to find one with the same size or smaller.

[@9852323]

I doesn’t matter how “earth like” some of these planets are. The gravity of the larger ones would either crush you or make it impossible to live there practically.

[@streetsiswatchintv2626]

Not necessarily. It would make it tough for a fat ass but physically fit ppl could manage and actually we'd evolve to be shorter with denser bone structure when we make babies lol. They'd be like stocky lil Dwarf ppl like ol boy from LOTR lmao

[@munisakya4883]

❤❤❤

[@Istandal0ne1]

I'll be dead in less than 50 years. So I think I'll just stay here on earth 😂

[@johncarlopascual4228]

It would take in the far future where humans could develop FTL and warp drive ships to travel vast distances in space. There we can start a colonization on these habitable planets...

[@TheIdiotsAreTakingOver]

7:00 I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say you need to be super strong because the gravity on this planet is going to be much much stronger than here on Earth.

[@mrtrek2117]

We could totally use the Starship Enterprise!

[@melle1996meijer]

Imo the higher gravity will be problematic cause everything is heavier but I think personally our heart will have the biggest problem with it you will naturally get bigger and stronger by time I weight 80 kilo and I wouldn't have a problem walking around with a body weight of 160KG but our heart can only grow so much before it runs out of space

[@michaeljoyner7336]

I actually have fun watching these videos and find them very entertaining but my problem is we're seeing possible life in habitable zones hundreds if not thousands of light-years away from our son but we can barely detect water or anything else on our own solar system

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

It's not true, we actually able to detect water very easily. The only water that we are difficult to detect is the underground ones, like on Mars. But for surface water and ice we can find it very easy

[@FROZTINGful]

We haven’t even explored our own oceans and these people wanna go explore a new planet. Pass.

[@br00talhonesty]

😂

[@Tn-qr1kb]

Sun*

[@_Wai_Wai_]

Son, you have no idea

[@Shadow-kingviper]

I am not weird about the plant, I am weird about what people would do in a couple thousand years.

[@bugstomper4670]

'The grass always looks greener, on the other side of the fence.'

[@monicaburton]

The part about mars having microbiology that is alive or even dead, it makes me wonder if those microbes are the reason why Mars is desolate in the first place and it might not be the best idea to bring samples back here. I mean come on have any of the scientists learned yet not to mess around with microbial life yet or do we need anything worse than constant pandemics.

[@rustycowell7264]

You underestimate these psyco's with 400 bio weapon labs. Do you really believe that any of these diseases including cancer is not re-engineered. BTW cancer is a microbe

[@IchigoIchieanime]

What if some creature already started travelling from faraway planet and it’s on its way to the earth. Maybe in future we could witness such interaction, before we could do this.

[@justasmallltowngirlll]

8 th millionth sub!!! Congrats 🎉 🎉🎉 so very happy for you. Have a super awesome day. Hope you hit 10 million soon. Thank you for all that you do

[@rebel9838]

I thought I read something that stated if we could travel at the speed of light it would cause time to stand still. What I read was if we built a train that would encompass the earth and if we could get it to travel at 99% the speed of light and spent 1 day on it we would be only a day older but the people on earth would be I believe a year older. Correct me if I'm wrong plz

[@NYCnative101]

Right

[@ricardoguthrie7644]

Earth is number 1 for living but there's a lot of other planets out there for us to live on in the coming future

[@reddeadjuju]

We haven't found one.

[@KateSuhrgirlPlays]

Going from really hot to really cold? Hell us from Cincinnati or Ohio in general are all good and used to that.

[@kevinhanes2808]

I always love these artist renditions! No pictures from the Hubble or any other telescope/satellite takes color pictures of space or the universe.

[@MiguelGonzalez-nx6gn]

Anyone else from the hood happy to be a nerd who watches stuff like this 🤔??? 😂

[@fahimredwan]

Love what if videos❤❤❤

[@courtneyyoung6300]

Our planet is magnificent !!!! We humans just need to take more care of it

[@57HarleyDavidson]

@courtneyyoung6300, it is but there isn't anything wrong with exploring other planets.

[@LucenaZacheis]

How about sending robots to plant different seeds on Mars just to see which one would grow before sending humans there?

[@securitysupreme]

Someone really needs to look into how scarier red dwarf stars can be towards their system planets before suggesting those plants are viable candidates for humans to live on.

[@joshuacampbell289]

Human beings have everything they need to survive and thrive right here in this solar system…..for now

[@andrewlattimer8249]

Nothing last forever.

[@michaeltwiz8477]

Nuclear weapons has entered the chat..

[@randomyoutuberr]

Kudos to cameraman for his time and effort to get us HD videos of those planets.

[@karim.mmmmmmm]

Scientists. Have discovered.😂😂😂. Yeah yeah sure. .. bedtime stories

[@brianmiller763]

You know why aliens haven't contacted us you're looking for intelligent life

[@EazymoneyBicch]

It's sad when there's an ad every 6 mins. I really wish I could enjoy a video from yall without a million ads. Smh

[@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203]

Weird. i have adblock and never see any ad on youtube

[@enigmaticencounterlol3277]

​@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203just buy premium you pirate.

[@jasonrogers9169]

What if there was a planet right here in our own solar system and it already holds life? Advanced life and it's in the habitable zone though we can't see it. It stays out of Earth's sight hidden but has the same characteristics as earth and travels at the same orbital speed as earth only 180 degrees away!

[@nat6167]

They're not much better if the second you stepped foot on it your whole skeleton gets slammed with intense gravity and becomes like dust in a bag of squashed meat

[@g-up7550]

42:08 “We deal quarantines so well” 💀💀👽

[@8-7-styx94]

Neat video, but it doesn't actually matter if we can live on a planets surface. Rotating space habitats are far more efficient and if you're sending a mission someplace far far away, then it would be wise to ensure livable conditions regardless. So as long as the planet isn't a clone if Venus, even if it's a gas or ice giant we can harvest it for raw materials to make more habitats. Meanwhile folks would live on the colony ship as a sort of hub station in the star system. We could eventually use those materials, probably from asteroids to develop a specialized colony for whatever surface type we encounter.

[@chrismckay8584]

I always wondered how do they even know what planets are like if all they can see are blinking stars meaning something’s passing in front of them they look like they all blink to me maybe they are out there already and are hiding technology

[@NikkiTrancer]

best si-fi movie i have ever watched, thank you "what if" :)

[@susanflowers6696]

Wow. EARTH 2.0!!! No way that sounds super cool!!! Like omg. Oh I'm sorry are we even allowed to imagine what if it wete true? Can we even say what if???.....

[@joaniewalley9358]

"Theyre" watching u!

[@kerrygofourth6412]

ITS AWESOME TO THINK OF ALL THE NEW POSSIBILITIES !!! 🛸

[@IsaacVizcayno]

Did I see this video before, or it's just 3K views without a comment 💀

[@revinhere]

Bro 4K views with comment but it says 0 comments.

[@filrabat1965]

Still, when it comes time to go to space, the larger planets would be at a disadvantage, especially if they orbit a star at or hotter than our temperature. Hotter stars will use up their fuel faster, thus enter their red giant phase more quickly than our sun will. Habitable+Escapable is the longer-run better option. It's a matter of trade-offs and timing.

[@jonnovember2136]

Humanity is a childish☹ immature species and would not be able to maned missions to other planets...🌎💘💰

[@rays8277]

Gravity would be to great for us to even set foot on those super planets

[@spike178]

200,000 years to reach so no weekend breaks to the Planet then.

[@aaronwalcott513]

I wonder why these scientists weren't born on one of these said planets and discover the rest from there 🤔

[@DirtyLilHobo]

No matter the number of habitatal exoplanets discovered, the reality is we will never visit any of them. Unless the Starship Enterprise becomes a reality those exoplanets are useless to humanity.

[@NYCnative101]

Wishful thinking.

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Yes that what chef ways

[@sharonbraselton3135]

​@@NYCnative101great s o ng. King of wishfrull. Thinking

[@SirRickBangga]

My theory when talking about other planets is, earth gives birth to life here. On this planet there is life and death. Maybe other planets provide something else. Like being immortal or something.

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Yes they do

[@ThumbsUp293]

This is awesome actually I’m subscribed now

[@pandas_and_napalm5663]

How do they know if it’s habitable from 3000 light years away?

[@gina7383]

Lies 😂

[@ginlombart]

They don't, they cant even take normal HD pictures of the planets that exist in our solar system.

[@streetsiswatchintv2626]

They can detect certain gases from the wave lengths of light they emit and they calculate if the planet is in the so called Goldie Lox zone where liquid water can exist. Its never 100% for certain but they be having a great idea of what ones are promising and what ones are not.

[@streetsiswatchintv2626]

​@@ginlombartthat's cap my G. James Webb been killing it recently. Have you seen the newest pics of Jupiter the JWST took. I suggest you stop just assuming stuff and actually do ya research. Ignorance isn't always Bliss my dude😅😅😅😅

[@ginlombart]

You can believe in whatever you believe. Theories are not facts. The picture won't show the earth habitat unless you enter the atmosphere and see or take samples, nor will it Jupiters.

[@bekiuwu]

Damn our future is looking kinda crazy

[@Shaira48]

Imagine trying to find a planet to avoid extinction and the planet ends up being extinct before earth😂

[@DemimondeMesilaThraam]

If it takes 165 thousand years to get to the closest one of these worlds, all questions of habitability seem rather moot.

[@ashown76]

It could theoretically be a point in the universe where 2 powerful energy beings go to mediate a dispute

[@Orvilp79-wx2br]

Do any of you think we are alone in the universe? I don't

[@justinblvd]

Who else is up going down a rabbit hole of videos describing our universe? 😅

[@bushiestwook5202]

I managed 52 seconds of his voice, shame really it looked interesting

[@_quixote]

It doesnt matter. People will still ruin it

[@fakeprofile9502]

Your still here.

[@sysomphonemanuthong3953]

NASA does some nice work! 🌐

[@mark8532]

I can't wait till I can visit these planets

[@qualnoel627]

same bro

[@aumkaranantram6085]

The best science fiction channel

[@briandaleske5139]

I have a very strong feeling decades from now, a number of potentials planets will be colonized, by the humans from planet:Earth.

[@bankofharambar]

By the time the probe gets to that planet, the probe would have biodegraded into a meteorite. The people there would see a rock fall from the sky not engineering from planet earth

[@d-x-d-x]

Wrong. Space is vacuum and therefore no oxidative reaction or "biodegradable" process necessarily takes place. Many metals and minerals that can be in its stable state for millions of years.

[@bankofharambar]

@@d-x-d-x you right it is a vacuum, but it ain’t empty. There’s star smaller than earth, dust and radiation all erodes the maintenance. A car will need new tires during a race, but your travelling millions of miles, the generation that lands is not the same as takeoff

[@jsvinos1]

I just published a hard sci-fi book on Amazon and Apple Books titled “Planet Eos.” It’s about NASA sending a new SpaceX built spaceship on a one-way mission to establish the first human colony on an earth-like exoplanet.

[@Freestar_Collective]

Haven't even made it through the fake game commercial and I can already tell you I would not live on Kepler 62, that unstable crust action 😂

[@der_Alptraum]

Problem is not the planet, it's humanity. Wherever we go, we'll turn that planet into a chaotic mess.

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

When we will colonize this planet we already have a Dyson Sphere level technology. Our problems today are caused by our energy budget, but when we go on other planets we will already resolved it. So basically we won't create any problems

[@tylersoto7465]

But it would be our chaotic mess that's what makes the difference lol

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Wrong. Bio degreabke. Stuff

[@have_a_good_day420]

"Here's a list of planets potentially BETTER than earth" "Spinning on it's side causing it to go from boiling hot to freezing will NOT be good for human life" I love how these clickbaity videos directly contradict themselves throughout.

[@joaniewalley9358]

Righttttt😊

[@Self_Righteous_RO]

“Why would you need to get jacked before arriving” 😂😂😂

[@killadawgs456]

Shout out to the camera man that went to these places!!

[@DanielDragan]

It was my drone.

[@killadawgs456]

@@DanielDragan 😂🤣

[@charmzee8749]

Imagine zodiac people not being able to tell what kind of macaroni they are cuz their planets are out of reach 😂

[@streetsiswatchintv2626]

Tf u smoking fam i need some😂

[@charmzee8749]

@@streetsiswatchintv2626 I was born crazy fam 😂 But i only smoke pall mall extra cut black.

[@streetsiswatchintv2626]

@@charmzee8749 🤣🤣🤣

[@manishajakhar1100]

We all know universe maintains balance and the creator of this beautiful cosmos was aware of this problem of time taking flights in order to travel another planets that's why the answer to this issue is wormhole which basically means a gateway to another place ......but the issue here is to detect a wormhole first then in order to open this we need a strong gravitational field which we can get from a black hole which must be present on one end of the wormhole and on other end there must be a Whitehole (which possess features opposite to that of a black hole) and this white hole will through us into the another world....... It will reduce our space flight time ultimately.

[@transfolmer88]

For the next generations. Leave other planets alone please, and just take care our planet earth 🌏

[@sulaimanpalmer8097]

One thing is for certain, is that by the time any of this possible, we definitely would on how fast it would take us.