These Planets Are Inside a Nebula

This video uncovers the conditions of planets found within the ethereal beauty of nebulae, contrasts them with those floating in the dark void of space, and delves into the challenges astronomers face in detecting these elusive celestial bodies.
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Produced, directed, and edited by:
Ardit Bicaj
Narrated by:
Russell Archey
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Graphics:
ESA/Hubble (M. Kornmesser)
NASA, L. Ricci (ESO)
Goddard Space Flight Center
Advanced Visualization Laboratory
National Center for Supercomputing Applications
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SCOREWIZARDS - Ambient Space Meditation
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[@sageastreaus7905]

I love how you say how life has a knack to survive in extreme conditions, cause I really do believe that there could possibly be rare and intelligent entities that can be born in different climates that are more harsh to us but normal to them. Oxygen to them could be absolutely poisonous for them, while their DNA structures allows them to live on planets with high radiations.

[@shavoshaco2402]

Who says all life needs DNA

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Well, we even have extremophiles that dwell in highly acidic environments here on Earth, let alone the universe. Thank you! ✌️

[@Hobbiville]

​@@shavoshaco2402 I feel that something functionally similar to DNA (information stored in replicant molecules) is essential for the emergence of biological life

[@LiquidSkyGuy]

It's not impossible here on Earth either. We have lifeforms residing at the bottom of the ocean inside hydrothermal vents and snails with iron shells in and around volcanoes. Venus could be home to something similar.

[@jus10lewissr]

I personally believe that life can develop damn near anywhere, even if the conditions aren't even remotely the same as what they were in order for life to develop here. Maybe everything you see on Earth is the type of life that develops on a planet like ours and planets vastly different are just as capable of producing life but produce it unimaginably different due to those conditions. One thing I'm sure of despite having absolutely no proof to back it up is that life is abundant in the universe. Even if life only develops on 2% of the planetary bodies within the universe, that is still a staggering amount!

[@jus10lewissr]

I'd honestly be interested in knowing how circadian rhythms develop for beings living on a planet within a nebula where the sky is always bright. I would assume that they'd evolve in a way that there was some sort of internal clock but it would be much different than ours, which are brought on by day changing into night and our bodies knowing to produce melatonin once it's dark. I suppose I'm also assuming that circadian rhythms would even exist on such a planet and that the lifeforms there -- I'm aiming for sentient beings, obviously -- have brains that require a total shutdown. It's interesting to think about random oddball questions like that and I've probably got hundreds of them at the very least. Imagine meeting another species, though, that evovled in such a place and the first damn question you ask them -- we'll pretend here that we'll be able to communicate and that they'll understand what we're even asking -- is about something as simple and ridiculous as a circadian rhythm...

[@Danchell]

Wow. We know so much in a short time about our universe. So the colorful star of the show in astronomy are nebulas.

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Nebula for president. 😍

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video so so much like you can imagine

[@johndd9140]

Ooh, to stand on one of those planets - what a sight that must be! Second only to viewing a black hole? 😉 A great vid that truly fires the imagination 👍👍👍

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Thank you so much, John. 🚀🚀

[@sarpasalpa6977]

Space definitely the ❤ 💙 💛 of my life!!!!! The asteroid belt sure can be very very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!! 😢

[@catalinacurio]

Escapism thank you! 💖

[@Cosmoknowledge]

😌❤️

[@tommy-er6hh]

2:40 the problem is that we are INSIDE a nebula, the Local Cloud, and the dark sky we see is how it is inside a nebula!

[@Cosmoknowledge]

The Local Interstellar Cloud is a region of denser interstellar medium in our immediate galactic neighborhood, through which the Solar System is currently moving. It's composed of gas, primarily hydrogen, and traces of other elements, but it's not a nebula in the classical sense of being a brightly colored cloud of gas and dust that is often the site of star formation or the remnants of a supernova explosion.

[@8Sacred8Sam8]

Everything within life; has and is in fact; life. Kinda sounds self absorbed to say life can ONLY live when specific criteria have been met. Generally limits limit the creator of limits... friends would be nice to have, however.. but that; too is a "limit"..

[@TheSpGe]

Game name?

[@Accountant2023]

Masha Allah Great 👍 Job

[@Cosmoknowledge]

Thank you! ✌️

[@moneyheist_-]

​@@CosmoknowledgeWhat evidence is there against the geocentric model called the Neo-Tychonic model in which the planets revolve around the sun, but the sun revolves around the earth in the center and the whole universe rotates around the earth and it's geometrically identical and virtually identical to that of the heliocentric system?