Scientists Are Stumped! Something Strange Is Happening Inside Jupiter's Red Spot

[@GimmieVidspl0x]

What on Earth is going on with the comment section here? Why are there so many comments saying outrageously inaccurate and baselessly speculative things? I do not understand.

[@marmalade6681]

Yeah.. youre right! We all know the red spot is a huge alien base.. what are these people thinking!

[@GimmieVidspl0x]

@@marmalade6681 See, this is what I'm talking about. An alien base?! Please. It's clearly a portal to the fifth dimension.

[@marmalade6681]

@@GimmieVidspl0x WOW! you got the part i missed! i just thought it was a plain old alien base.. BUT its a base that is protecting a portal to another dimension! Amazing find there! I feel a little silly now for missing that.. thankyou :)

[@GimmieVidspl0x]

@@marmalade6681 Oh an alien base defending the portal? That's something I hadn't considered, thank you for bringing this to my attention.

[@ZenoGois]

Pretty sure Jupiter was manufactured by Ancient aliens to protect earth long enough for life to develop and this video confirms it right?? Whether or not it's automated or manned we don't know yet but it's definitely just a giant generator being used to deflect dangerous space debrie and monitor the gravitational pulls within the solar system.

[@POLICECAMERA6688]

The Great Red Spot on Jupiter: This is the largest storm in the solar system, once much larger than it is now. The Mariana Trench is about 45 deep, stacked on top of each other, with a diameter of about 10,000 miles (16,000 km). Over the past century or so, the Great Red Spot has shrunk significantly, changing size, shape and color. From an initial size three times the diameter of the Earth, it is now only about 1/3 of its previous size. Because Jupiter's atmosphere has no solid surface, there is no friction to slow the storm down. The storm has lasted for centuries but now there are signs of instability. Several factors such as changes in chemicals in the atmosphere and interactions with smaller storms could be the reason for the Great Red Spot shrinking. It's sad to think that such an iconic storm could disappear in our lifetime. The dynamics of nature are truly fascinating and unpredictable

[@DrewKane]

The hyperbolic thumbnail picture is making me want to unsubscribe. Have some damn integrity.

[@robertkerr4199]

lol really? this is the hyperbolic thumbnail that pushed you over the edge? All the others were fine, but THIS ONE crosses the line?? Maybe you should stop being so emotional over meaningless things. Maybe the world would be a better place if you didn't complain about everything.

[@FucknFuckn-mk6gu]

You clicked on it and engaged. It isn't below you?

[@JeremyJ-sw2mi]

@@robertkerr4199I agree ai took over the science genre

[@historicformat]

don'T judge book by its cover

[@Bigchillen321]

​@@robertkerr4199spot on

[@rafiparadise]

So detailed video about an our😮 about mighty Jupiter

[@zack_120]

54:18- Really love to see the FM signals, especially a comparison with those on earth, along with the giant's moons.

[@alexispeyton649]

I think you mean RF signals. FM is a specific radio frequency band.

[@brianonley]

"... on Jupiter there is no land ...' that we know of ;)

[@teknicron1080]

Its a gas giant. There is no land because it has no solid surface. Its just a roiling mass of gasses held together by gravity, like the sun.

[@colinsmith1495]

@@teknicron1080 As density and pressure increases the deeper you go, gasses turn to liquids, and may even become solid. We're honestly not sure, but we expect the insides of Jupiter are extremely high temperature and pressure. There is a possibility of a solid core larger than the planet Earth, which would still be rather tiny compared to Jupiter.

[@teknicron1080]

@@colinsmith1495 i get that. im addressing the notion if a gas giant that has land from the OP.

[@stevetrevor7004]

Saitama sneezed

[@MMOLibrary]

wtf is a saitama lol i remember when i was 15

[@rachellee2515]

Oh my, I assumed this was the Destiny - Mr Steven Bonnell so I've never bothered to watch even though I totally love space stuff. Subscribe and like buttons have been smashed!

[@FloridaMarlinWrangler]

Jupiter is a fart bubble

[@Kado1609]

ah thats how its created everytime god farts in a solar system he creates a jupitor

[@ChairFoldersUnited]

Scientists are so easily impressed. This probably isn't even true at all.

[@Y34RZ3R0]

When Jupiter red spot disappeared, we all die. The end…

[@crumbcake11]

Man I hope so

[@infinidominion]

Who let the edgelords in

[@brockautry8680]

Yeah for sure. Maybe that's where life came from too 😜

[@jingxie7873]

You don’t even study astronomy

[@tazanteflight8670]

Olympus mons is the biggest volcano on Mars, and it is at 19.5 degrees latitude. Hawaii is the biggest volcano on earth and it is at 19.5 degrees latitude. The giant red spot is the biggest thing on Jupiter, and it is at 19.5 degrees latitude.....

[@markwoods7790]

That's just because they get better cameras every time thay look 😅

[@kirang2979]

Your video talks meaningless- all assumptions. why give such title which has no meaning

[@Christine-l1b]

Roger of mudfossil university has information on Jupiter k

[@dp-kz5cs]

I ❤ that guy!! Hes a bit eccentric but has great ideas !!

[@dereknelson3080]

Can't figure out out own planet.... these people are wrong except for making sense of pictures.

[@Bryan.RHivelyPieman]

So do gas giants eventually become solid and then become a smaller planet because the compressed???

[@windeyjensen8893]

Guess the destroyer is almost repaired

[@jdwilmoth]

Can we get a few more commercials?

[@ZakBurrell]

😂

[@historicformat]

how it should increse

[@chrisbfd]

I wonder if Jupiter could be our sun's binary twin that never ignited.

[@tanamarn]

No, it would have to be almost 100 times bigger to make even a small star.

[@arnoldwillis7685]

A movie script idea... oh, wait, Peter Hyams already made it. Arthur C. Clark wrote the book on it.

[@chrisbfd]

@@arnoldwillis7685 nice, gonna check it out

[@RycckayaMafiya]

Why not put an individual high quality eye on each planet. I think in 10 years we would have better clarity.

[@dmitryshusterman9494]

Good doc, but the soundtrack is really annoying, distracting and unnecessary

[@kylorokx1552]

Send Saitama there!

[@purgeboyTCRB]

There's nothing happening stop it ,it shrinks an grows color fades but nothing happens

[@RonnyfromHolland]

The sun. The sun creates tension. It is al but unclear

[@daesean77]

Something strange is about to happen to Earth. Look at the moon

[@aimiesmith6324]

?

[@ZenoGois]

Don't know why I can't tell if this is a threat or a warning😅

[@daesean77]

Just throwing another conspiracy out there 😂 Does look closer. Next couple of yearly cycles could look even closer 😮

[@GimmieVidspl0x]

@@daesean77 The moon is actually moving further away from the Earth, not towards it.

[@ZenoGois]

@Uchube77 Yeah I would say perhaps the closeness you're experiencing is a result of its revolution not being like a flat distance radius in addition to your positioning on the the earth. You could be noticing the moon while it's on its closer pathing around the Earth but yeah the moon I believe has been getting further away ever so slightly and I don't blame it set those boundaries Moon!

[@surfside75]

This helps us how?

[@WizardofoOZeAU]

ChatGPT regurgitated factoids imparting little actual knowledge and understanding.

[@Kaifinch-005]

what

[@WizardofoOZeAU]

@@Kaifinch-005 The facts may be correct ones but it sounds like someone said to ChatGPT write me an essay about Jupiter then set it to a powerpoint with random Jupiter pictures. There is plenty of stuff out there that explains some of the new discoveries and implications talked about by real researchers. This is just annoying.

[@Kaifinch-005]

@@WizardofoOZeAU Oh yeah fair point

[@Stardust420]

@@WizardofoOZeAU true, but it’s good background noise to fall asleep to

[@arindamacharjee1420]

forget about the scientists.. youtube content creator speculations are the real deal.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

Definitely a naturally occuring battery for solar emitting stars be they at one stage or another....helium & such being what it is..

[@Asterfrfr]

Someone put Jupiter in the microwave

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

Maybe is going to egnight as a star.

[@SGliderGuy]

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[@staticvoice7840]

Well, stars are planet eaters. Once the star has eaten every planet in the system they turn into black holes. This is because the system creates the fabric of time for all matter within it.

[@GimmieVidspl0x]

I believe your understanding might be a little inaccurate

[@sarasmr4278]

​@GimmieVidspl0x this whole comment section is such a trip

[@WizardofoOZeAU]

Even with all the mass of the planets the sun would not have enough mass to collapse and become a black hole. Escape velocity of the final object once fusion stopped would be below the speed of light therefore not a black hole.

[@v.prestorpnrcrtlcrt2096]

Unfucking real!! I would like to watch your vid but a creative will only start at the 60 minute mark. WHAT A WASTE OF AN APP!

[@leowang7893]

because jupiter also get globle warming

[@blankfield3456]

I believe it's spelt "globule"

[@Bigchillen321]

Global

[@jamieclarke2694]

Glow-Bull

[@jandecoleman1]

The Great Spot is dying due to global warming on Earth. DUH!

[@saif355]

4th😂😂😂

[@Richard-darixdax]

This is a load of chit. Total lies

[@Domdom976io]

Second

[@trueTrumper]

B S

[@iancamarillo]

One day, Jupiter will collide with the sun

[@dmitryshusterman9494]

It just did. You missed it

[@iancamarillo]

@@dmitryshusterman9494 dang

[@CharlieThompson-j4j]

One day, something will collide with Uranus

[@AlecSmith-t9e]

This isn’t factual. Jupiter and the sun are not moving toward each other at all: they’re maintaining the same orbit that they always have. Even when the sun nears the end of its life and expands outward from the nuclear pressure of fusing heavier elements in its core, it is unlikely that it will expand as far as Jupiter. Current estimates are that it will expand to some distance past Earth but before Mars. Jupiter is far beyond Mars in the solar system. So the two will never collide. Where did you come up with this strange idea? Hopefully this helps. 🎉

[@iancamarillo]

@@AlecSmith-t9e OK thank you just wanted to make sure 😂

[@pa5287]

blah blah blah

[@RandomnessVortex]

First

[@bato2699]

What if a planet commes out from the red spot. All those asteroids.

[@GimmieVidspl0x]

How would a planet come out?

[@bato2699]

@@GimmieVidspl0xby the storms and all those. Asteroids they say it eats. The wind push it all to the red spot maybe