The weirdest places in the galaxy: Exoplanets

[@ToddLarsen]

Holy smokes, glass raining sideways is terrifying to think about. And if things can't get any weirder raining ruby's or iron, my goodness that's hard to imagine. These planets are incredibly strange to think about, I had no idea how strange a planet can actually be. Thanks for sharing and as always keep building👍

[@ArielWaldman]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@stevenbrown9275]

I quite agree. Our solar system may be somewhat unique. Granted we’ve only begun investigating exoplanets, but everything we’ve found is so different. Great video. Thanks for posting.

[@ArielWaldman]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@isrospaceflight8506]

Good information thanks

[@adamamacdonald]

The equipment necessary to measure the density of bodies that far away must be very impressive

[@ArielWaldman]

Science is pretty amazing

[@zapfanzapfan]

In conclusion: Bring a really, really sturdy umbrella on the away missions :-)

[@ArielWaldman]

An umbrella and a towel.

[@zapfanzapfan]

Yes, always know where your towel is! :-) Happy Towel Day in advance!

[@ambulocetusnatans]

And on no account allow a Vogon to read poetry at you.

[@stevenb7319]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing your geek out. Would you be willing to do super dense planets or matter? That would be a fun contrast to this video.

[@ArielWaldman]

Thanks! Good idea!

[@enormhi]

They make Earth sound somewhat boring in comparison

[@ArielWaldman]

Oh, there's definitely plenty of weird stuff here!

[@MultiNacnud]

Nothing to do with exoplanets but Re your video on watermelon snow. Antarctica: microscopic algae turning snow green could create new ecosystem (guardian news-research by cambridge university).

[@ArielWaldman]

Yes, I saw! It’s on the other more northern side of the continent from where I was.

[@Asteroidrocket]

Good stuff

[@ArielWaldman]

Thanks!

[@4orsesheron997]

That blue image reminds me of spinning ribbon around a Maypole. That's touch and go.

[@4orsesheron997]

That's patchy.