Take an Epic Journey to Kepler-452B, the Most Earth-Like Exoplanet Discovered So Far!

[@V101SPACE]

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[@shoaibfarid8987]

Who knows if Kepler exists today. If it disappeared tomorrow, it happened 1800 years ago and if it ends today, we’ll find out 1800 years later.

[@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777]

It orbits a star like the Sun, that is pretty young. G-type stars live for about 10 billion years, I doubt the planet is already destroyed in that time.

[@maciekmazur7498]

@@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777he means the time it takes light to travel back to us

[@PavanKumar-yn8lm]

Not 1800 years, it's 1800 Light Years

[@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777]

@ light takes a year to travel a lightyear, in this context they are talking about knowing if the planet was destroyed would take 1800 years

[@shoaibfarid8987]

The light year being the distance travelled by light in one year, the very vision of the planet when it disappears/disappeared would travel--at the speed of light--and reach us in 1800 years.

[@locorimax]

This is what aliens are saying about our planet and solar system

[@V101SPACE]

Shall I make an "Epic trip to Earth" video? lol

[@poeticsilence047]

That be cool. Act like you never seen it. ​@V101SPACE

[@katobrucelee08]

could you imagine if they could faintly see the lights on the dark side of the earth and assume it's liquid magma illuminating the surface

[@MattyIce42293]

​@@V101SPACE Yeah you should do so brother, I'm loving the new sounds for the title near the beginning and the outro sounds to man. Keep bringing us that class A content bro, been subscribed since pretty much the beginning of your legendary channel my dude. I wish you more success with this masterpiece of a channel, much love from me in Beaver Springs Pennsylvania USA 🇺🇸 ❤🌌👽🪐👀👨‍🚀❤️

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Noice.. You're in touch bro??😅😅😅😂 ! Convey our Hiiii's and Hellooo's to them !😂🙈

[@FZ779]

Appreciate this guy,who makes us realize how important our blue ball is!!!

[@V101SPACE]

Lol I like to remind those who enjoy astronomy videos that our planet is extremely precise. Thanks, Rob

[@FZ779]

@@V101SPACE likewise,Space is my Oxygen:)

[@User_92020]

I balls are blue

[@Scorchvein]

Damn right, actions like that is what gives humanity a comeback in behavior and advancement.

[@rickyc9227]

Can we send Trump there. And get rid of him for good .

[@brianszymanski2971]

Yet a new place that nobody will able to visit , yet there is always hope.

[@yourbootyholeisyourbeautyhole]

exoplanets simply aren't habitable

[@supertuber120]

A new place that nobody will be able to visit...yet. Of course no one will get there in our lifetime, but with future technological advances maybe one day people will make it there.

[@analienfromouterspace]

@@supertuber120 Not people, not now or in the future, but robots with Noah Ark carrying DNA samples, human embryos, crops samples, digital online library. Human on Earth stays to die, but their Noah arks might reach there. You can now sleep easy, earth is our grave until the Red giant comes to claim the planet.

[@Menaceblue3]

Never say never

[@Elayzee]

@@supertuber120 No. We will NEVER get there. And also Kepler-452b is NOT Earth-like at all. There's no reason to pack up and leave for it.

[@jack_knife-1478]

We are definitely not alone in the universe!

[@User_92020]

Yes, we are 🤦

[@jsmitty2047]

Absolutely, how anyone can think that we are the only intelligent life form in the Universe speaks to our arorgance as a life form.

[@SiSleezh]

Saying we are alone in the universe is like taking a spoon out of the sea and saying there are no sharks in the sea.

[@User_92020]

@@SiSleezh If the spoon was big enough

[@Scorchvein]

@@User_92020 But that's the difference between the sea and space, no spoon will be big enough as space is constantly expanding, although what you should talk about is space and time, as for time is probably the biggest reason to why we have not seen any life, thus putting distance in 2nd place.

[@jamesfrench7299]

Planets with life are probably very common. We are a prohibitive distance from each other for good reason, to keep us confined from each other.

[@marktaratine7414]

Either that, or any other forms of life out there have perfected interplanetary travel, and now use the Earth as a dumping ground for their undesirables. Think about it. There are so many things that our politicians won't tell us.

[@OneYulaw]

Nope they're probably extremely uncommon. That's if there's any other at all.

[@Scorchvein]

@@OneYulaw Its really still too soon to assume either theories, but he had a solid point on the last part, there is a reason we are far away from each other (excluding space following its role), unfortunately we will never find out in this lifetime...

[@JaneNewAuthor]

​@@ScorchveinI remember my father saying that about the chances of people landing on the moon. In 1968.

[@Scorchvein]

@@JaneNewAuthor Well we cannot precisely predict the future, but never the less it’s good to have an open mind incase the opportunity ever risen.

[@fujihw]

Thank you Rob and everyone working in this channel for all of the amazing contents !

[@cointenderrarities933]

If there really was a big bang in the beginning. There will be many more galaxies on all sides of the bang we are unable to see. There must be earth like planets everywhere.

[@thealterego1777]

"Must be earth like planets" - Yes sure, Mars apparently has water beneath the surface. Some of the planets in the solar systems have a lot of gas on their surface. We do not know where the "bang" happened relative to what, so that part is hard to theorize upon.

[@rickwhite404]

Great video, Rob. Thank you 😊 If there are intelligent beings on that planet, then I hope they're taking better care of it than we are on earth.

[@Casperthegator]

Can't get enough of these videos. Maybe we can go to Janssen next?

[@V101SPACE]

55 Cancri e, the hell planet. Good suggestion! Rob

[@Imgonefromytnow]

Janssen is literally hell, it has oceans of lava

[@AuthenticDarren]

That was a quick one for V101. I'd hardly sipped my tea by the end of it. Thanks though V101, I still enjoyed it and learned some things.

[@JohnDerhammer]

A few concerns for exo planets revolve around stability of the solar energy provider, the presence of crystalline water, as opposed to amorphous water, presence of poly aromatic hydrocarbons, sufficient protonic energy for photosynthesis and size ( 0.8-1.2 earth mass). A lunar satellite companion would be helpful so as to provide tidal pools for complex molecular chain bonding (formation of amino acids).

[@Wolffur]

Have we done an atmosphere spectroscopy yet? It may have an atmosphere, but it might not even be breathable.

[@cmdrgogen3203]

Imagine the irony, you reach Coruscant level civilization and then the star starts cooking you. Like, "Nope! Last turn, restart."

[@samantha42042]

The thought of a city covering the entire surface of a planet is incredibly depressing. Makes me i live in central Alaska where getting away from all people is never more than a 15 minute drive

[@jake9854]

wait but gurIs r born social n outgoing tho

[@jsmitty2047]

It is crazy how we can know so much about things so far away and yet know so little. Also the amount we assume about things based on our current knowledge when we don't even know the full history of our own world.

[@GenXMusicMan]

This comment defines what emotional intelligence is. Thank you for being you! ❤

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Thanks Rob and crew of V-101 Space, your video never disappoint, 👍📡

[@angelstrong792]

We're going there & live in the habitable zone!

[@DeeKay-yy7op]

Life had to be separated vastly because we would inevitably conflict... Just look at us here on earth... we are on an isolated island and spend our lives squabbling...😂😂😂

[@milli1550]

The stronger gravity only means that whatever lives there, is naturally twice as strong as we are.

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

Fascinating conjecture as always Rob, but we'll have to wait for the next generation of telescopes to find out for sure!🔭🔭👍👍

[@davidofglenbrook4487]

I think the Klingons have already claimed Kepler 452B for themselves.

[@Space_Rebel]

Ka-plah!

[@marylamb7707]

Love it ❤❤❤❤

[@Lewis-s8m]

Greetings from Kepler

[@Rehmaan-qr4zr]

Greetings from kepler 452B

[@elleni-41]

I love videos about any kepler planet.. very, very interesting..💙👌👍👍

[@V101SPACE]

Thank you as always Elleni for your amazing support of my channel :)

[@elleni-41]

@@V101SPACE ..👌👍

[@jake9854]

​@@elleni-41heart is supposed to be red. TRUMP2024!❤

[@raymondsimon483]

Thank you bro for this good presentation we need more videos to learn and to see the wonder of the universe 🌌

[@saurabhyadav-kc5dn]

This planet should be the next life sources of human being future 👍🎯

[@MikBar-nj8jq]

There are probably thousands of Earth type planets out there

[@SpaceStallionX]

Thanks for the video.

[@سامي-ظ5ت]

I often put down our planet because i am already familiar with it

[@AbhishekMOfficial]

❤Another Remarkable Video By V101 🥰

[@HiroProtaganist]

I love your videos and wouldn't hate the occasional deep dive, for example, on this star system.

[@pinkpyxl1838]

this is the exoplanet i want astronomers to study most

[@Lawannamayy]

Definitely has life & inhabited 💯

[@ioniacob9672]

@0:30 it sure looks like a full on face on that huge cloud formation over the ocean... curious though, if this is a real satellite pic from space, or just a cgi'd pic for stock footage that somebody got creative with and wanted to play with my emotions like that, lol...

[@egutz1405]

Thank you so much for giving us a true image of a planet .

[@OtherworldlyYTP]

I love these exoplanet videos!!

[@DanH-u3f]

The gravity and atmosphere is completely different than earth, so humans won't be able to comfortably adapt.

[@thatmaninblack]

It's not only WHERE, it's a WHEN too. If there was an intelligent life 2 billion years ago somewhere in the Universe, it means nothing for us now... 🙂 Just like if Mars was Earth-like, it doesn't mean much now...

[@kachdragonfly]

brilliant as always - thanks

[@r_thekingslayerx4352]

Excellent content like always many thanks, Sir.

[@vishrockzz444]

I can workout for 10 mins on kepler and be done for the day 😊

[@jonayedsarker5145]

I love planet Earth ❤❤❤😘😘😘

[@jouk3338]

Nice video as usual 🌌🪐🤍

[@1SeanBond]

A fantastic view of place that might be like our home planet earth. This was a epic job Rob Ty. Cheers 🍻 from Canada 🇨🇦 👍

[@RobertLowe-t6o]

💥 Maybe the Sun rises in the West, the same as Uranus.? On Keppler 452B ...Who knows.!💜😊

[@JohnSaley]

Awesome video!!!👍

[@JohnnyNiteTrain]

I'm gonna buy some property on Kepler-452B. Waterfront preferably. Hell it's gotta be cheaper than buying land here on this planet, in the U.S. then I can say "yeah I own some exoplanet real estate, what of it?!"

[@richardmoloney689]

They're already among us

[@DebbieSuttle]

Totally awesome right there nice 😊

[@saduddin6431]

Habitable planet is proxima b. Because i am founder of proxima b. I saw proxima b . Very close. 🇬🇧🇧🇩🙂👍

[@TheCaptain64]

Wow even at warp 5 (Star trek) it would take 6yrs to get there if I've done the maths right .

[@MorganSeveret]

Oh,neat. I was fly by near yesterday. When you hitchhiking through galaxy you can see magnificent places...😉

[@bobbylong9703]

Meanwhile on Kepler-452b " we discovered a exoplanet 1.6 times smaller and five times lighter than our world it's in the habitat zone at 1800 light years could life exist on such small planet ? "

[@AiyunMusic]

I guess by the time we could actually travel 1.400 light years in short time, we could probably just build a whole new planet for ourselves anyway.

[@sergiosaunier]

Good point.

[@sree3650]

There's no fun in that,, we as human race are navigational beings.. You look at our ancestors patterns, they didn't just settle or make a new land near them,, they also traveled through the unknown seas and ocean in search of undiscovered places and masses to conquer, they had an indea and they went for it.. History gonna repeat that way, our future beings not gonna settle just here, we gonna travel through cosmos. Personally I don't think humanity gonna last long(talking about millions of years). But still our future beings gonna put up a fight and will go beyond our current known limits.

[@mustafahasn]

Remember that venus and mars are also both in the habitable zone! This place could well be more like them than earth!

[@yasshoss7408]

Cool video

[@faurcamelia8516]

Wonderful !!!!

[@pauleypavillion6088]

Gravity would be too high on the surface for human beings to endure; hopefully the body can overcome it to live on this planet. There has to be millions of super earths in our galaxy alone to visit/settle on.

[@kuresacartwright233]

If your haveing. Trouble just use your teleportation to Kepler-452b :D

[@thomasmatzen7400]

Interessant einige Lichtjahre weg super 🆒🆒🆒🆒🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@DJ-tt7tq]

I wonder if the Extremely Large Telescope will pick up these kind of planets better? It would be really interesting to see if we can look at the surface, detect the atmospheric pressure and see other things there too.

[@Letthegoodtimesroll867]

What’s going to happen if they find Diamonds Gold,or a special kind of metal for military use??? Here we go again.

[@scienceartandouterspace]

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[@samlazar1053]

Simultaneously the Keplerian would be like...this is earth and it has oceans to

[@supersixone9848]

V101! 👍🏿

[@UnionLords]

Great details and information. 👍 Nobody so far has ever mentioned, in an exoplanet video, about star's age & luminousity issue, thus becoming Venus like planet. Kepler 452b %99 is not, mankind's 2nd home candidate, due to its atmosphere & temperature. I have a request if I may. Could you please make, a deep thorough analysis, about the nearest, potentially Mankind-Friendly star, Epsilon Eridani, a K Type Orange star, along with its planet(s) ? Thank you on ahead. 🎉

[@Mikehenford]

Aliens see us 1402 years back

[@whiteclouds618]

The Anunnaki can travel in 2 days & reach there. But ordinary humans can't.

[@Thomanator1982]

I love this

[@jez6208]

Ahhhh! This old chestnut making the rounds again. 😂

[@DonPusateri]

That gasp at 2:24 is pretty funny

[@VolongkomPiban-fi6df]

From space: The Earth is very beautiful. But Actually On Earth: Pollution, Deforestation, War, Riots, Pandemic,disaster, global warming..😢

[@willia451]

Kepler 442-B would be a better bet.

[@Mungo-Man]

Earth is an amazing planet with one major flaw.....Humans.

[@MikBar-nj8jq]

Could we be living in a giant experimental simulator made by powerful aliens or a powerful entity

[@gerardwalker2159]

Watch stargate SG1. 10 seasons! Your planet imagination gets a chance to be put to visuals. Heck watch stargate Atlantis too. Both series explore planets on the daily andn its awesome.

[@IceColdtvx]

I'm totally sick of not been believed but as a survivor of alien abduction I can say I've been to Kepler and no before you ask they don't have a McDonalds

[@ok-rn2un]

That's how I know ur cappin

[@IceColdtvx]

@ok-rn2un in my country capping is a homosexual term which strongly suggests you like smoking the sausage so to speak

[@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777]

Which Kepler? There are literally thousands of Kepler worlds, Kepler only designates it was the KST that discovered it

[@SunSheepOfLight]

We really need to learn how to use antimatter fusion!

[@jaybomb8371]

Unfortunately this planet is tidal locked to its star. The habitable zone is, therefore, a narrow band. The side facing its sun is too hot. The other, too damn cold!!!

[@فارسليبورد-ك8و]

في المستقبل البعيد وبفضل التكنولوجيا المتقدمة سوف يتساوى الخيال مع الواقع ويمتلك الإنسان قوى الآلهة ليحول الكون والأكوان المتعددة إلى جنة خالدة ❤

[@SwdAni-b4m]

Wise narration... Ever since.. now i strongly suggest every scientific space turn key to focus on this celestial body so as to understand on only aspect that it matches nearer to earth,s rotation.. still stand atoll for living beings..👍

[@Chamberlin-nr8oy]

Dang it.I was hoping it was a possible Subnautica-like planet like Europa is.

[@aperturefilm]

imagine NASA setting their foot down to this planet just to know that the humans living there are years of generations less than us (earth)

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like it its interestyng

[@rachimbouchekourte1319]

Zo mooi echt ongelofelijk space maar ook dodelijk

[@thecrazyyoutuber2017]

Interesting

[@ulrikeneumann7495]

The problem with all of these exoplanets is that we do not have the possibility to ever get there since we lack the technology. I am sure, though, that in this vast universe we are not alone... and if there are other, technologically more advanced societies, it might well be better for us never to confront them. They might be peaceful and merely interested in contact, or they might just as well not be. And that would be the end of all of us. It is, therefore, much more reasonable to protect and save our own planet than looking for places we can never get to ... even if our planet has been ruined by us.

[@herohamza1196]

Geto Suguru: Are you Earth because you are habitable? Or are you habitable because you are Earth? Earth Chan: you know what, i don't even know anymore, but one thing is for sure, you're really annoying, so go away! 💚💙

[@cordera1277]

Great info!

[@thehumancanary131]

It's over 4,500 light years from Earth! A star only 150 light years from Earth would take 2 million years to get there - if we travelled at the same speed as Voyager 2. Why bother even thinking we can get to Kepler-425b?

[@johnnydiamondsmusic1673]

Agree, and that’s why aliens have likewise never visited earth. Add to that the millennia of intelligent species coming and going extinct before we’d even be in the right timescale or distance. We will probably go extinct before any other species discovers us.

[@DominiqueEugene-m7k]

That, and the fact that if Kepler were to disappear from our sight tomorrow, that means it truly disappeared 1,000+ years ago already. People forget that we are looking at these planets & stars from the *past*

[@lvelez1999]

It's still fun to imagine and explore from where we are

[@lvelez1999]

​@@DominiqueEugene-m7kso cool

[@lvelez1999]

​@@DominiqueEugene-m7k God is Sooo Super Incredible

[@longlivetheblackmamba2-8-24]

Honestly I’d go as far as to say it’s quite likely impossible for us to be alone as life or even intelligent life. Aliens might not be human looking but they definitely should be real

[@onetruekeeper]

Gravity is too strong for us to live there. We could send robots to the surface to explore.

[@whiteboi1856]

God did an awesome job creating earth and the universe👍

[@linz8291]

Hi there, if one of the earth 2.0 is Kepler 452b, do you offer their galactic council memberships or the others, such as Orion arm memberships and Antares memberships to new members? If we drive beamship to here, it will takes 18-21 hours, so if stargates has been build to new earth, we won't takes so much time.

[@jacobtennyson9213]

Aliens of Kepler 452B ' Stay out Humans!

[@WilboBaggins-dm7ub]

One day eh?

[@HunterElvis11]

We need a hyperdrive! Lightspeed!