Solar System Weather | All the CRAZY Weather on other Planets

[@naterussell6025]

when ryan hall runs out of weather video's, swegle swoops in and saves us from boredom with his crazy solar system weather. I love it. keep'em coming.

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using sanism to kill boredom instead of helping fight stigma… i’d rather donate in the most boring way possible buddy

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[@swansen7431]

Literally just watched a Ryan hall video before clicking on this and then read this comment 😂

[@MasterHall117]

Aight, I ain’t the only one

[@godslaughter]

The footage from Venus just made me so happy, it's just...another place. It's just another place out there and there's an atmosphere, rocks and a ground and you can record the ambient sound, how cool is that.

[@godslaughter]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason why we're not getting random video recordings from Mars is due to data transmission limitations. Taking a video recording, then trying to relay to Earth would take a lot of time. Yes, apparently there are some videos taken by Curiosity, there were many images sent, as well as 360 degree (?) footage, but deep space communication still takes time and is intensive. If I got something wrong, please lemme know, I hope I'll see it

[@GoodnightMoon4]

It's SO COOL. I hope we can get more footage from there soon, but I know how inhospitable it is even for machines

[@Igor-ug1uo]

Every time I see photos from Venus, I have to remind myself that the pressure on the surface is 92 atmospheres.

[@Seieiemon]

​@@godslaughter If i'm correct i remember i hear that curiosity took 200k images, It's still alot so you might not need a video with that amount.

[@FlippysUrbanExploration]

Some you may have missed: Sun - plasma rain Mercury - Micro-meteoroid "rain" Venus - active volcanoes; lightning; rainbows (Although not the traditional rainbows we have) Moon - Earthquakes (called 'moonquakes') Mars - dust geysers; earthquakes (called 'marsquakes'); dry ice snow Jupiter - liquid helium rain (theorized, not proven yet) Saturn - diamond rain (theorized, not proven yet); has "earthquakes" that are moreso ripples in the gas giant's atmosphere Neptune - diamond rain (theorized, not proven yet) Uranus - diamond rain (theorized, not proven yet) Others: Io (Jupiter's moon) - volcanoes; sulfur dioxide snow Titan (Saturn's moon) - methane rain; dust storms Pluto - nitrogen and methane precipitation; windstorms Ganymede (Jupiter's moon) - water geysers Enceladus (Saturn's moon): water geysers; water and ammonia snow Ceres: water geysers Eris: atmosphere freezes and falls back down as snow (nitrogen ice and methane ice, often) Europa (Jupiter's moon): water geysers Exoplanets: HD 189733b: rains glass horizontally at speeds of 5,400mph (8,700kph) WASP 76b: rains molten metal WASP 121b: theorized to rain sapphires and rubies There may be some I missed or forgot to add.

[@DeltaHydrixian]

Fun fact: Titan also has cyclones like Earth, and basically the weather earth has, except for Tornadoes

[@roan9914]

Titan is fascinating

[@FlippysUrbanExploration]

@@roan9914 Yes. So is that one gas giant exoplanet that is so close to its host star that its atmosphere explodes and causes shockwaves across the planet. I forgor what it was called though.

[@evervirescent]

what about the stable rings of cyclones on the poles of one of the gas giants? i forgot which one

[@FlippysUrbanExploration]

@@evervirescent He mentioned the hexagonal storm at the poles of Saturn, so I didn’t mention it

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It fills my inner "uhm actually"

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He’s quickly became my favorite educational creator

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I love this channel, random weather facts and now space stuff?! you are so good at coming up with stuff to talk about that hasn't been covered yet. and dude, sick stache

[@coldenperkins4454]

also damn that photo of saturn is so striking. the cyclone is so big that there are little baby cyclones inside of it.

[@cornflake4249]

i have crippling astrophobia (it's mainly the massive empty void concept that makes me really woozy because i love the solid ground), but i absolutely adore learning about planets in themselves, their biology/build, and especially the idea of new kinds of weather on all these planets, so this is absolutely feeding my tism brain. also i just feel like it helps when another voice is narrating, it helps me ground

[@PhoenixMoth]

Double edged sword eh?

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I really appreciate your presentation style. You don’t have over the top editing nor a forced/exaggerated voice. It almost sounds like you’re just having a natural conversation with the viewer. It’s refreshing!

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Imagine him reading these in Chills voice

[@calamorta]

Yes! Can't stand these videos and their usual narrators

[@ness-i-guess]

yeah. He’s not overly exaggerated, nor is he lecture-y. It really sounds like one of your friends ranting about their interests.

[@veo_]

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I will be honest- when this was recommended, I honestly thought it was one of those melodrama/ conspiracy things that went 'Oh look at this weird clip- ancient aliens are at it again.' So I was more than pleasantly surprised to find this was, in fact, well written and well crafted with well researched facts. Wonderful!

[@The_Real_Zaphire64]

an someone who is in love with both weather and space, this is like a dream come true. thx so much for making this!

[@Sakura_Matou]

Fun fact about the shrinking Red Spot on Jupiter, it May be actually getting Deeper and taller as it shrinks and contracts. Makes you wonder what goes on where we can not see.

[@babyyodasoup7894]

10,000 angry mice

[@toasterhavingabath6980]

@@babyyodasoup7894 yes

[@cuddlepaws4423]

Good point. The bottom might drop and give it a more tornado like profile ?

[@neoleonor7140]

If it is getting taller and less wider then It should be getting faster

[@hunterhughes8703]

Please make more vids! love watching this content! Weather is crazy cool!

[@charlotteoceane]

I followed your channel for the tornadoes videos which are always extremely fun and interesting, but this one is so good, it might actually be my favourite video of yours! I'd love to see more space weather videos on this channel!

[@frankmckenneth9254]

Man, Juno's shots of the jovian atmosphere are gorgeous. The fact that some of those vortices are earth sized absolutely blows my mind

[@mrsphish96]

Oh my gosh, my two favorite topics. Weather, and space. 😃😃 I’m so excited lol thank you, Jake!!!

[@SoCal780]

Absolutely love this kind of stuff. I always look forward to your videos, they never disappoint.👍👍

[@Hugh.G.Rectionx]

when i win the lottery im buying an observatory, out in the country, away from light pollution, probably in the north of england or scotland and you're all invited

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Not when. *_If._*

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Did you win It yet?

[@blissfulrosies]

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[@anon4765]

1:00 your intro is so cool!!! I can see where you got your inspo from, it’s so on brand! 3:00 solar tornados are so interesting, it really makes you think about how the same patterns exist but in different ways. many people get surprised when they find out fire tornados exist on earth 6:26 you should write a book about the venus cloud city 10:46 very nice of oppy to give us this static and these images. space photography and technology is so humbling 11:26 I am so jealous of people living 500 years from now because some people don’t even believe space exists for one, and then I’m trying to be like “look how cool this is!” and sometimes it’s literally the most underwhelming thing anyone has ever seen. repeatedly. this rant was necessary lol 11:50 if we got that footage, I would never shut up and neither would anyone here. it’s SO important. 17:18 thank you for not forgetting pluto!! Pluto’s baby atmosphere is adorable!! honorable mention for the Tombaugh Regio though it’s not weather but, you know! as always, an amazing video! thanks for sharing with us. space weather is so cool. thanks for all the work you do!! love your content, jake!!!

[@AmBlueMan]

Thanks for reminding me that the internet will go down sometime

[@blue52611]

Sometimes I forget how massive the Sun actually is

[@falconeshield]

And it's nothing compared to bigger stars

[@AstrographyScientist_Official]

The Sun is massive, but just the average size of stars

[@Bita-n5y]

Same

[@alexmijo]

You should talk about Titan, the thickest atmosphere of any moon by far and the combination of that with the low gravity means a human in a spacesuit could probably fly there using big, muscle powered, flappy wings that they wear on their arms. Also Io has volcanic eruptions that spew stuff all the way out of its atmosphere into space and there are some really cool pictures of it. Also NASA is sending a nuclear powered drone to Titan to fly around called "Dragonfly". I hope we get some really good videos from that but likely more of the Mars drone quality type of stuff. Although I'm not sure why it wouldn't be possible to slowly beam back an HD, color video.

[@mattsmith5421]

Sulphur, I don't think it's sulphur that leaves the atmosphere tho but whatever it is reacts with Jupiter's magnetic field to intensify it. Io also losses one ton of mass every minute or maybe hour. I really should remember these things better seen as I watched a video on it over 30 times lol. That video is the moon's of Jupiter by sea if you're interested in them.

[@JohnnyShagbot]

The short answer is that most of the camera equipment which can record high definition, color video, is not hardened to survive the rigors of space. It's doable but would be expensive. Couple that with the transmission times and distances, and it would probably take months to get even fragments of the video. Remember that HD videos are often several gigabytes in size, and we don't send information packets that large through space yet.

[@FOWBOWZ]

I love this channel man. Typically I put it on right before bed for some weather videos, the nostalgic feeling intros outros, and his smooth voice. Just nice

[@Ouroboro-1]

We're taking a journey through the solar system where we talk about all the crazy weather on other planets. Contents: 0:00 Intro 1:14 The Sun 2:00 Geomagnetic Storm and Carrington Event 2:49 Solar Tornado 3:21 Mercury and Magnetic Tornadoes 4:30 Venus 4:48 Venus Polar Vortices 6:50 Earth 7:09 Transient Lunar Phenomena TLPs 9:12 Mars Dust Storms 10:12 Mars Dust Devils 11:06 little rant 12:40 Jupiter Great Red Spot 14:08 Red Spot Jr. Oval BA 14:44 Saturn 16:04 Uranus and Neptune 17:00 Pluto #space #weather #science

[@bruh.mp4610]

You should do a video about the tornado that hit Wayne Nebraska in 2013

[@MoyuGuy]

NO YUCKY

[@Etphoneholmes]

More space videos please! Loved the presentation and all the effort put into this. The history, the comparison graphics, all the compiled footage.

[@Gardensandgrills412]

“If beetle juice went supernova.” 😆 This channel is amazing. Such a relaxing vibe, great narrating voice, very informative. I didn’t go to school for weather related studies or have a job in this stuff but tornadoes are fascinating and so is this. Love your videos man.

[@LoganHunter82]

*Betelgeuse. Not Beetlejuice (even though they're both pronounced the same)

[@Osama-Bon-Jovi-01]

​@@LoganHunter82I remember the first time I read the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy I read it in my head as baytle gees 😂

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[@putnamehereholdmadoodle]

If gravity is real than why can i drive my car in reverse?

[@Scp-049-e7e]

This channel knows what I love and that is astronomy and meteorology

[@Chaoszwaihander3434]

I love your channel and the topics you cover, I'm glad there are others with this kind of interests out there

[@binguette]

You know a day is a good day when Swegle Studios uploads. Love your vids, keep up the good work!!!

[@ChickFilA-official]

Fun fact: in the north and south poles of Saturn, there are commonly massive bolts of red plasma lightning tearing through the clouds, some measuring to 5,000 miles long and reaching temperatures of up to 30x of our lightning.

[@ChickFilA-official]

@bruhman5716 Saturn isn't earth, is it?

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This guy is like the Wendigoon of weather channels

[@Tsukino_Yoimachi]

Just found your channel, had to subscribe, love learning more about outer space and our solar system. Keep up the good work! 👍 💯

[@packopocky]

wake up babe new swegle studio video dropped 🤩 this channel resonates so well with me lol i’m autistic and one of my hyperfixations are tornadoes and severe storms lol🙏🏼 keep up the great stuff

[@TKRVideoCentral]

Awesome piece, Jake, as always! Being a new dad hasn't dulled your story skills at all, LOL! Never knew most of this stuff, awesome to find it out from you! Cheers!

[@tc6_gaming360]

Greenish lightning caught on camera during my birthday sent chills up my spine. That's awesome.

[@elisagonzalez6238]

“The climate on Venus is…not fun.” 😂😂😂 pfffft a statement that is both 100% accurate but also hilarious. Idk your delivery is flawless as always. You better believe I clicked on this video the second I saw it 🎉 you are seriously such a gem and I love these videos. 12/10 will always recommend

[@Flesh_Wizard]

Fun Fact: Venus is technically an ocean world. Not an ocean of liquid water like Earth, but an ocean of supercritical carbon dioxide

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This channel is hitting literally all of my niche weather interests and I love it

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I notice this with a lot of these weather channels, but they always have this nice retro 90's TV feel, makes me feel like I lived in the 90's even though I never did.

[@BierBart12]

The soviet space program and ESA made so many awesome discoveries and I wish they were talked about more prominently. I've been a big space nerd for so long and have only found out about the soviet Venus program recently, it's a shame it gets so little attention

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I love how unique your vids are. I mean its crazy how you put my top interests into this video. I love weather and I love space. Been here since 6k subs and I won't be getting off.

[@h.o.a.x.1.3]

Two of my fav topics in one let’s gooooo

[@CharlieGeorge_]

Good to see ya again, great vid as always

[@corrinflakes9659]

It was no surprise the Sun would have weather, but it was a surprise to learn planets that would seem void of any atmosphere would have any sort of weather.

[@katrinareitzel96]

Thank you for this video in particular, I love your channel, and this was really really interesting, I'd never thought about weather on the other planets before except for the red spot on Jupiter. This was seriously a very cool video!

[@notmeowth]

these videos are so entertaining

[@-Scotticus-]

I absolutely love your videos - Amazing job on everything you do! Thanks!

[@lightbringer83_moob83]

It’s just god playing with his sandbox

[@benjiii751]

Lol 😂

[@ariannasv22]

I like your videos because they inform me of things that havent already been said over and over and over throughout the years. Very fascinsting and entertaining :)

[@HayTatsuko]

And just to think, this is only a tiny sample size of what weather exists on planets across all stellar systems. Can you imagine what sort of weather exists on a brown dwarf, or on a hot gas giant orbiting in close proximity to its star?

[@livewiki341]

I love the fact that mars' atmosphere is so thin that the dust devil just sounded like a light breeze xD

[@dunodisko2217]

4:11 Yes, you can actually! It will be significantly more difficult due to the lack of an atmosphere, but it would be possible. Due to Mercury's incredibly slow axial rotation speed, this region would slowly move around the planet, stop, move in the opposite direction for a bit, and then move back. This cycle would repeat every 88 days. This can occur (and has been observed) on exoplanets with atmospheres that orbit Red Dwarf stars. Usually, the small size and relatively cool temperatures of the star require the planet to orbit incredibly close to be habitable, to the point where they become tidally locked. One side always faces the star while the other never sees it. Scientists think that if humans were to eventually settle on these planets, the colony would have to be positioned in the region where the sun is always up, but hangs low enough in the sky to not be too hot. However, if the planet had a large enough ocean with powerful currents, it MIGHT be able to disperse the solar heat evenly, allowing colonies to be formed underwater or in the boundary layer of air just above it. This can go on and on, but I'll spare you the rest of your week!

[@OMtoaster4536]

Glad to have you back my guy

[@SouthportStormChaser]

The most amazing weather thing Mercury has is its own tail. Yes, Mercury can have its own comet tail. It's hard to see but it's there. It formed because of solar winds ripping matter off of Mercury's surface. Thought You might want to know that.

[@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge]

Yeah, it’s really odd, but really amazing

[@CaptnHampton22]

You somehow always make a video of all my favorite things. Putting the storm overlayed on earth and stuff like that is stuff not everyone will do but like you have a great curiosity 👍

[@aleto1632]

0:50 aliens trying to quickscope us with snipers

[@thaliabirrueta8456]

Welcome back! Excellent choice of topic for this video. Just saw this upload and I can't wait to see it after I'm done with my homework.

[@pupaepedorra]

Dude, you can not chill on Mercury... Amazing video, thank you very much.

[@Singingschizophrenic]

Your channel is so amazing, it always boosts my day and gives me a smile, no exceptions.

[@jimbeaux89]

6:50 I love this guy 😂 ❤️

[@Zeithri]

I love this journey. Your voice is so smooth like someone explaining the pros and benefits of one cake topping over another :D

[@Donnybub13011]

1:53 it’s funny to think about that because that means when the Sun has a bad day it has to ruin everyone’s day

[@Voschane]

13:31 I know it's simple but I really like the transition here

[@L.P.1987]

16:56 Yes, a probe to Uranus

[@MazzieMay]

This is such a cool concept! Thank you for your hard work!

[@OuterGalaxyLounge]

I come back to watch a video by this guy and he suddenly looks like Vincent Price.

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Omg this channel is my missing piece fr. As a kid i always loved to look at all these crazy weather events and know more about space. I rmbr i wanted to be a storm chaser and witness weatger events. But as i grew older i slowly got drifted along with society and slowly forgot abt these passions i had. Watching ur videos rekindled my memories and my passion to just appreciate the world cuz its just so memerizing to know how big and crazy it is out there ❤

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2:37 damn 2012 almost actually happened for real 😳

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Straight to the point presentation. I love it. Subscribed.

[@catpoke9557]

I think one of the terrifying things about the sun is that it's so volatile that its atmosphere isn't even smooth. The corona is really jagged. How volatile do you have to be to have an atmosphere with spikes on it?

[@ImSquiggs]

Every single video I've seen on this channel has been completely fascinating and so well done

[@Beatin722]

1:13 NO! Why? THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZER! Oh, ok.

[@Nowayy89]

your vids are dope, keep it up man

[@Jaden-xm1mq]

Sun tornado become dead man walking

[@donovanmoonin5046]

I am always pumped when I see you've got a new video up!

[@ashleeminnow8453]

Idk why but I like calling coronal mass ejections "sun burps" instead 😂

[@CrazyTornadoesProductions2023]

Love your channel! Another awesome video💪 Keep up the good work!

[@TheJusstCrab]

The moon is made of cheese how can it have weather?

[@jordanwillis542]

It's made of rock not cheese😂😂😂

[@Cardinalium235]

@@jordanwillis542well no sh

[@JoshuaMartinez-pm8tn]

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[@GoofyGoober1929]

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[@ThisandThat9898]

And this was how cheddar pringles came into existence

[@ROBLOXTHANOS]

How is weather CRAZY? It’s just physics, playing out.

[@VoreAxalon]

That was best video ive seen on KZbin in ages. I love this channel:-)

[@xPandamon]

Welcome back dude, love your videos!

[@Xenon_117]

I like how every major storm on a gas giant is just called “The Great [INSERT COLOR HERE] Spot”.😂

[@michael7054]

Very cool video! I very much enjoyed watching! 😎

[@CobraCreates]

Aw heck yeah. I love Jupiter so much, any content regarding it is something I wanna see. The other plants are of course also super interesting.

[@kevinshi6448]

thanks for uploading

[@malaysiadosestuff]

ty for the info i love watching videos like this

[@wownoway8127]

probably the best video yet. great job 👍

[@bimblorthe1st290]

Really proud of Pluto for getting their own atmosphere.

[@xeesos]

this video was educational and calming, thanks man

[@strikermodel]

When I was a kid I actually jumped into a dust devil. It was fun feeling the air swirl around me like that.

[@MarySlack-m2w]

I really enjoyed this i love the outer space i think theres so much to be uncovered

[@mercyestera4507]

My favorite things to talk and learn about is things that is very mental like you use your knowledge to understands better what your listening in or talking about

[@danieldickerson4838]

This video was so cool; space facts are always a massive W, as is the sneaky Sonic Unleashed tune🤫

[@wrathnmalice]

14:31 that fly-by scared the shit out of me for some reason

[@wyguyflyguy]

The day before my bday, the legend drops a new video!

[@kori7286]

Love your uploads as usual.

[@tropicalcitruscandle713]

Yay! I've been looking forward to you uploading a new video!

[@philipcallicoat3147]

Kinda reminds me of Psalm 19.... God is beyond our feeble ability to understand...He is..,.. That's the Reality of everything.... God is.... To be worshipped, obeyed and respected.,. Our astounding arrogance has led most people in the wrong direction, spiritually. We have short and troubled lives and we're too foolish to realize that there's something else That Is Greater than we are...As a 75 year old, I have come to the conclusion that people in general,are capable of performing acts of incredible compassion as well as astounding cruelty... God is good. All the time....He doesn't need any advice nor our offerings to feel like God.... God.....❤ Excellent presentation and articulation,kid☺️!!!

[@eyanchoate5238]

SPACE WEATHER ‼️‼️ always a good day when Swegle uploads

[@jonathancalderon-xq6sy]

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