Smallest Exoplanets Found

[@razi_man]

A lot of people sleep on exo dwarf planets, but I think thay are as interesting as any other exo planets.

[@jackesioto]

They could also be a gateway to finding exomoons.

[@GrimDim]

Theyare very kawaii desu ne

[@urlessies]

@@GrimDim dude.

[@ProtiumPower]

Tbh, they are interesting than most exoplanets considering most discovered exoplanets are hostile gas giants

[@gg.1739]

Probably because they're too small to be detected. Keep in mind the moon is larger than all dwarf planets

[@haris9901]

Been watching this guy for forever. Give him his flowers

[@Dashiell777]

Ok ⚘️🌷🪻🌼🌻💐

[@olivius8891]

If you insist 🌺🌹🌸🪷💮💠🏵️🥀

[@loganlettues2197]

imagine we find a planet smaller than pluto (outside our system)

[@razi_man]

Ceres is a dwarf planet smaller than Pluto.

[@loganlettues2197]

@@razi_man i meant outside our system

[@jackesioto]

It would be a minor planet.

[@sussycaskerus]

SDSS J1228+1040 b

[@razi_man]

@@loganlettues2197 Oh, I see. Sorry.

[@Nightscape_]

It will be interesting to see what exoplanets we find in the next decade.

[@jackesioto]

@@Nightscape_ Could be exomoons, too.

[@ThisIsTopTier]

New Dreksler video! Let's go!

[@planetarystargazer]

What If the hypothetical planet Vulcan between our Sun and Mercury existed today

[@InterstellarKnowledge]

Now this, this is a video Idea.

[@ltgrt7606]

Perfectly right, vulcan does exist, which could explain the abnormal course of mercury at perihely

[@eyeofbast]

lol. No it doesn’t. The math explains why it doesn’t.

[@somethingforsenro]

@@ltgrt7606 it was an error in calculations caused by our lack of understanding of gravity. modern mathematics can fully account for mercury's orbit

[@ltgrt7606]

The advance at the Mercury perihelion was calculated before Einstein GR, probably due to this "Vulcan" planet , very close to the sun

[@MakeYour_OwnFate]

Great video! Keep em coming!

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

Dreksler and exo planets!🪐🪐👍👍

[@Rooster-Wolf]

I swear his videos are so therapeutic. I could watch him all day and night. Please give him a medal! Cheers mate!! And BTW to KZbin: Dear youtube, the auto-generated language voice overs are incredible horrible. I'm here to watch the videos with HIS voice!

[@servantofaeie1569]

Why do you use their provisional designations instead of their proper names Draugr, Poltergeist, and Phobetor? And why do you use the IAU definition? Mimas is absolutely a planet and it shouldn't matter where it is or what it's orbiting but rather what it is just like how we classify stars or black holes.

[@FLAGMACHINE11]

These videos are so god damn good!

[@JeffYPbPr]

Love ya buddy. Keep the videos coming

[@Set_Vessel]

Hey, speaking of exo planets... Please, could You do a video talking about the strangest moons of such exo planets?

[@18greens18fairways]

Although we are currently looking we have yet to confirm the existence of an exomoon. The only moons discovered thus far are all in our solar system.

[@Sardius-TTS]

Pls make more exoplanet videos! I love your content btw ❤

[@BurningPixelz]

Dwarf exoplanets? 🤔

[@razi_man]

I'm exited. Imagine we find life on a habitable dwarf planet.

[@Բօց]

Love this content

[@Flesh_Wizard]

The binary in the system really said "you lost your night privileges"💀

[@J0eP-ib5hs]

Incredible Video 🙏

[@Glucoperon]

I love your work so much. No one does wgat you do. Please keep up the amazing work ❤!!

[@bdeas]

it's like the planets in the Little Prince

[@secondbeamship]

If Venus has an induced magnetic field from its atmosphere would Titan have one as well? (Considering even the Moon has a small atmosphere would it also have a small induced magnetic field along with whatever remains of its cool core? So would this also apply to other low mass planets too?) Also would Titan have a magnetic field like Ganymede? Wouldn’t any small planet of that size have a magnetic field?

[@TRYCLOPS1]

A magnetic field is created by the composition of the core: nickel/iron. So if Titan’s core lacks it there won’t be any. However, Titan’s thick atmosphere plus being under Saturn’s magnetic field, it should be protected from the sun’s and interstellar radiation to a significant degree. Plus it’s not within Saturn’s radiation belt within its magnetic field, due to the distance from the planet. So Titan is probably one of the safest bodies of the entire solar system… maybe the most safe for life (with the exception of the hellish freezing cold 🤷‍♂️

[@ivanculina2133]

❤

[@DreamTeam-o3h]

Nice Bruv

[@secondbeamship]

So The Moon would be a plant if it didn’t orbit Earth. I do wonder what the minimum mass is for a planet to its orbit is.

[@TRYCLOPS1]

Planet is just a term. And, yes, if the moon was orbiting around the sun and its orbit was clear of any other bodies, it would be considered a planet.

[@servantofaeie1569]

It IS a planet already, don't listen to the IAU

[@secondbeamship]

Maybe planets can survive supernovas? Or maybe they formed from the destroyed matter and supernova matter?

[@secondbeamship]

Mimas probably wouldn’t clear out its orbit around a star. But if it got ejected and then landed around another star then maybe. But then again Pluto doesn’t count. And can you really clear out an orbit that far out?

[@servantofaeie1569]

Earth wouldn't clear it's orbit if it were in the Kuiper Belt. Heck, it doesn't clear it's orbit where it is. Even JUPITER can't clear it's orbit. The IAU just made that up to exclude Pluto and they can't even follow it all the way.

[@GeorgeChoy]

Good evening DA

[@DeltaHydrixian]

I doubt you'll see this but will you ever make a discord?

[@TheStrayWarrior]

Hello