Standing on Jupiter's Moon Callisto

Callisto moon of a gas giant Jupiter. It is one of the most ancient places in the solar system. So then what would standing on this old and large moon be like? Watch the video to find out.
Idea for ''Standing on'' Inspired by theVendor101.
Intro and outro videos made with Space Engine.
Music: DL-Sounds - Mercury

[@raptorakias]

I will explore it tomorrow when my callisto protocol copy arrives

[@conorsmith6305]

Your channel brillant. Revived my interest in astronomy. Please keep uploading videos.

[@tracemoen4420]

very interesting

[@bigsmoke9935]

Really good video, no bullshit, easy to understand! you really deserve more attention

[@luisdavila1236]

Callisto,God do I love that name,goes up there with Ganymede,Titan,and Europa

[@roberthahanicetoseekeiser4422]

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[@odst1778]

I like Mimas, reminds me of the Death Star.

[@thedream6791]

IO

[@dalesajdak422]

ODST 177 I prefer Tethys. It looks the same but’s it like twice as long and also a moon of Saturn

[@titan9259]

I like Proteus since nobody knows about it.

[@hushthecipher]

Hopefully in Callisto Protocol we'll get to explore the surface even if only for a little bit.

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Callisto Protocol, I'm looking forward to it.

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Thanks, now I feel ready for the Callisto Protocol

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[@sciencenotjustatheory9859]

The ice spike terrain would interest me. I'd love to drive around there in a rover. The otherworldly scenery would be incredible.

[@indigneouschupacabra43]

The view itself would melt your face viewing from a a tall valley cliff

[@Jellyman1129]

I love how planetary Callisto looks through the artist renderings of someone landing on it. Really looks like something from Star Trek. Great video! 👍🏻

[@protoculture289]

Great place for a prison 😉

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[@dragosmatei1978]

Good. Callisto is an interesting place as being one of the oldest places of the solar system.

[@EpreTroll]

Hey dude. Absolutely great channel. Needs much more viewers. I had one idea that I wonder, are there any moons out there that have moons? Is that possible? Maybe that'd be an interesting video.

[@evilbird4012]

Why is the synthesia piano man here if all places

[@brianwhite2104]

As far as I know there is no such thing. Not in our solar system, at least.

[@cancel1913]

Another great video by Dreksler! You have a cool style and persona that I really enjoy. Keep up the good work.

[@NeuroticBotanist]

Very informative, and all around a very well-put together video. Also answered a lot of questions I've had about this moon. Can't wait to see more content.

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[@winterweib]

Thank you! That was so great. I wished I really could be there. Your video was so good, I felt a little bit like being there and look back on earth :)

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[@lorderik237]

The solar system's moons are so interesting, yet so underappreciated in my opinion

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2:37 ice spike biome

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[@MrRuamazed]

Excellent video. Since I was a kid I’ve fantasized about what it would be like to stand on the surface of various solar system bodies. These videos give me an idea what it would be like.

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[@FirstNameLastName-gu1mu]

Flying through the clouds of Neptune as next video seems good too.

[@vincentsmit9538]

Deleted Videos From KZbin Finally someone else with an interedt in neptune

[@FirstNameLastName-gu1mu]

I've always seen Neptune as this huge ocean planet made out of water, ammonia and diamonds hiding underneath a thick layer of hydrogen gas. Ice giants are fascinating.

[@MrRuamazed]

I know it’s a little off topic but check out the movie Event Horizon. Most of the movie takes place in a ship orbiting Neptune. A sci-fi classic

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Neptune is too windy. It would be like walking into a force 5 hurricane, but worse. You’d be dead before you could even see anything.

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Standing in Uranus was the best! ♡

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[@HolyJonsonhi]

My beloved Jupiter I love you a lot 💫❤️

[@hammeringhank5271]

Low key my favorite moon since I was 11

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Video request: What will it be like to stand on Ganymede?

[@normoloid]

Seems to be one of the best objects in solar system for a mining operations and refueling, which means it would be overall a good place for colonization. Pluto and Eris seem also they could very well act as fueling stations too. But first there is our own moon to be used!

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

The most beautiful moon.

[@unclemarcum]

Video Idea " What If Mars Became A Moon Of Earth "

[@channelsixtysix066]

One thing to be said, I'd rather be standing on Callisto, rather than Io. Aside from dying of Jupiter's radiation, you are likely to be cooked by Io's volcanic activity caused by Jupiter trying to pull it apart. There's no point in discussing manned missions to other parts of the solar system, when we haven't even been back to Luna, for near 50 years.

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[@Thegreenmapper]

1:57 crater ception

[@panginoonn]

Callisto is very underrated. Its the most underrated out of the Galilean moons. Its probably because its too far out.

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[@hardiksharma6111]

First of all we'll need a spacesuit. Nice. 👏

[@Langkowski]

If asteroids have been bombarding the surface for billions of years, and the surface have been dead for just as long, they should all still be there. So the moon is outside Jupiter's radiation belt, it has plenty of water in the form of ice, and there should be a lot of metals and minerals around in the form of asteroids. Sounds like a great place to build a human base. They could make caves inside the "montains", which would protect them from cosmic particles.

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[@TSAR2010]

Callisto is full of surface rock and dried oil

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Next video - 'Driving on the rings of Saturn' or 'Watching a close by supernova explosion from Earth'

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i subscribed

[@jeraldquidley1917]

Thanks for this interesting video . brilliant presentation

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[@Rafaga777]

Another great and interesting video. Thanks for the upload!

[@queencalloway5849]

well done and very educational . would like to see more on unspoken planets that maybe similar to earth. thanks again.

[@quinto190]

There is no boundary between "dead" and "alive". For instance: Are viruses dead? Are bacteria alive? Viruses are chemical reactions after all, just what happens in the rocks of Callisto, just a bit more complex. Viruses are part of bacteria and also part of us. Everything is connected. So, you could also say: Callisto is beautiful and alive!

[@clutch1141]

This would be a useful situation for building giant mechs

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[@janinetollot209]

Craters within craters within craters... so cool!

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im here before this channel reaches 1 mill

[@zeroboxer_]

Great video. I have a question. Why is it that Callisto has brighter spots? What caused them?

[@manw3bttcks]

Brighter areas on moons and planets usually means it's a younger surface. On the Moon there are rays that are lighter because they they are ejected material from craters. It takes radiation from the Sun some time to darken the material. Callisto is the same way, lighter areas are the more recent craters.

[@zerocells]

Why have people disliked this video? Like "Fuck that! It's all about Europa!"

[@FirstNameLastName-gu1mu]

Born too early to explore America Born too late to explore the milky way Born just in time to explore Proxima b and the solar system.

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[@LunoRawke]

Callisto is so beautiful

[@unitedsoulspmc8823]

Callisto looks very interesting

[@tropicalhorizongaming5459]

An interesting moon for sure..

[@lecturesfromleeds614]

Who's watching this video in 2040 from the colony on Callisto?

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This guy really loves to stand on things Wow.

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I like your videos and background music.

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[@s1ndrome117]

i have 1 more idea: what if jupiter was a rocky planet

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[@RobCLynch]

Very educational. Thank you.

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If you jump off of the tallest cliff 27 feet high, you will land safely because of the low gravity. Intensity equals mass times acceleration. Work equals intensity times distance.

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interesting video! your voice reminds me of carl sagan

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[@Beckwourth]

Honestly i think that would be the smartest move because callisto may also be colonized since yeah sure it may or may not have an Ozone But that doesnt mean that we can't make one ourself right? Even if it takes longer than mars still sounds worth it to me with our help we can make callisto a very nice vacation moon/planet it unlocks more directions to look at into space that we may have missed from the earth & moon

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[@joeygreen1628]

Can you please make a video on why gas giants emit immense amounts of radiation.

[@bluestrike01]

00:14 Got to think of it: If Callisto is the second largest moon of Jupiter and the 3th largest moon on the solar system, wich moon can even possibly much larger than even Ganymede the largest moon of the largest Planet?

[@Langkowski]

Ganymede is the largest, and Titan is number two I think.

[@MrBorceivanovski]

Great video !

[@sm1522]

Perfect

[@scot5283]

another great video dreks!

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