This Planet Orbits 3 Suns!

[@otkbabykso]

And it’s only 22 light years away Me who can barely walk to the kitchen for a snack

[@weirdass7287]

Get that checked out

[@IsItTobz]

You need to go the hospital man. You may have cancer.

[@markshaba7843]

how u BARELY walking to the kitchen

[@otkbabykso]

@@markshaba7843 it was a god d*mn joke

[@BriellMarlie]

@@markshaba7843so you need a therapist?

[@pitabushay4134]

The aliens on that planet be like,”there is this planet in the habitable zone that orbits only one sun!

[@KirkukisTurkmen]

*star

[@azmanabdula]

@@KirkukisTurkmen same thing

[@KirkukisTurkmen]

@@azmanabdula nope sun is a name for our star

[@dalanjackson3753]

@VERNON Takes a L •wmgc• Saying that it orbits only one sun still wouldn’t make sense. It should be star.

[@KirkukisTurkmen]

@VERNON Takes a L •wmgc• ah yes the aliens know about our stars name cant you read the comment? "one sun" he clearly meant a star

[@Lumiander]

Bro Tatooine was so popular in Star Wars they made it into a real thing!

[@cvghVR]

Bro fr

[@JLL_29]

fr they HAD to make it

[@ejosjek52.87]

They didn't make it into a real thing it just so happened that something from star wars was actually somewhat accurate

[@astratheboop]

@@ejosjek52.87 r/woooosh

[@NC_Isro_64]

God: Thank you

[@australianmasterchief]

Me looking into the sunset of this planet: (star wars music plays)

[@ciocichats9196]

Yup

[@lazyblackfootedcat7288]

More like interstellar

[@starboi141]

@@lazyblackfootedcat7288 no

[@luwle1]

its interstellar

[@lazyblackfootedcat7288]

@@starboi141 no

[@mythicalswiggy7408]

Proxima Centauri B be like: 💀and I'm closer

[@mythicalswiggy7408]

For people who don't get it, the closest Exoplanet is Proxima Centauri B, which is 4 light years away. It is only 1.2 times the size of earth, but also might be habitable, and is in a trinary system (Proxima Centauri, Alpha Centauri A, Alpha Centauri B)

[@Rowinu]

I got it lol

[@senorpepper3405]

I was looking for this

[@zesu09]

@@mythicalswiggy7408 how does the orbit look like?

[@krishnao3472]

Fr I was searching for this💀💀

[@starmaker9804]

& it all begins with “A long long time ago, far away from the Galaxy-“

[@Juud_]

Only 20 light years away, like wow, it’s like walking to school

[@keithbartholomew9433]

Lol that's the story you would have got from your grandparents

[@lobsterfoot7416]

God space is so beautiful. I will never get over it

[@Vabadrish]

He's like: "yeah it's *_only_* 22 lightyears...you know...it's as close as the MacDonalds"

[@KilluaYT420]

Well 22 light-years is pretty close after there are planets millions of light years away

[@costaricaam]

@@KilluaYT420 like if we could travel at the speed of light

[@Deltabravo24L]

@@KilluaYT420 22light years: Travelling at light speed for 22years Fastest we can go 24k km/h wow is so close

[@Hero_of_he111]

@@costaricaam The speed of light is determined by how far light travels in a year, so it'll take around 22 years to get there..... not so close I guess...

[@Vabadrish]

@@KilluaYT420 it's 'relativly' close

[@unclebarry989]

He is sooo goodlooking! 😍

[@dalemayfield6098]

So theoretically we could go there and do some Pod racing and chill with Luke right?😏🤞🏾

[@Mafcagile]

Anakin

[@foxlp5595]

@@Mafcagile and luke

[@christostankich]

tatooin orbits 2 stars

[@Ndawg16]

@@christostankich -🤓

[@silvervoid8906]

@@christostankich exactly

[@BlackBanshee679]

Bro your voice is so soothing! I would love to hear you talk about space for like an hour! You should make a long video explaining just whatever

[@my_dad_came_back_with_milk]

Well it kinda makes me sad that I might not see this with my own eye but also makes me happy that future generations will be benefited from it

[@mirzarizwanbaig9449]

Nope! Not sure how future generations or any human can travel at speed of lights! That’s impossible to travel cuz it needs unlimited energy to reach that. Plus can’t imagine 22 light years! That’s insane

[@notoriousnite]

“Might not” buddy, no one is ever seeing this with their own eyes for thousands and thousands of years until we can achieve light speed travel which probably will never ever be achieved

[@Exigty]

@@notoriousnite and even if we did, it will take 22 years💀

[@mirzarizwanbaig9449]

@@Exigty To achieve speed of light for a second we need unlimited energy as per science! Where will we get that unlimited power supply for 1 day! Let alone 22 years! It’s practical impossible

[@my_dad_came_back_with_milk]

No one knows what will happen in the future, I mean if you told a person from hundred years ago that we have robot in Mars, would they believe it

[@TransitionKing06]

Bro all your videos are amazing just the evolution part I don’t believe.

[@AhmedAli-pr5nb]

'Only 22 light ears away'😂😂😂

[@Insertbadnamegot]

Years*

[@RinkieGeintie]

👂🏿 dark ear 👂🏻 light ear

[@the.topnetwork]

brown 👂🏽

[@Zvxers7]

@@RinkieGeintie you mean Light 👂🏻 Ni....👂🏿

[@xeuoe1249]

Alha hu akbar

[@demonpigeon]

Bloody love this channel

[@AstroKobi]

So who’s moving there with me?

[@secretcount6942]

Me

[@jubidarauchiha8811]

Me

[@edinjakupovic5223]

You must have approval from Anu

[@bluememe4652]

Bro i ain't coming to namek

[@leosaman2674]

Me

[@captainvio3862]

Man, space is so complex and i wish to go there someday (probaly impossible but an incredible thought)

[@rocketrace490]

You should do Proxima Centauri B, it is almost identical in circumstances to this planet, but it's only 4 light-years away. Unfortunately we still don't know much about Proxima B, so it would be cool to see a video about it.

[@nickybritain3661]

Maybe some camera guy is on his way to that planet. If they can send back video of a planet ONLY 22 lite years away, this other planet should be easy.

[@jsisjdndnjwjejejjs2342]

Yeah would be great, even NASA is waiting for his video. Finally getting some facts straight...

[@hayorge27]

Looking for this comment bc I know you're absolutely correct. The Centauri system the closest system to us, does he not know that???

[@olatayobakare6542]

We found Namek!

[@PeakPeakPeakPeakPeak]

Yup

[@Mezian.7s]

Didn't friza destroy it😅

[@ssjbevegeta3008]

​@@Mezian.7sdidnt they wish back namek

[@Flesh_Wizard]

I was going to say Malgor from Space Chimps but yeah that's good too

[@manithunder7]

That's incredible!!!

[@wilfredoaisa9605]

I really appreciate all your content lods🤍🤍 More content I love you from philippines 🇵🇭

[@dominicaareyoufr]

imagine one day nasa announces seeing another space craft that isnt from earth 💀

[@lifeform83]

*china balloon popping mode*

[@ashleighmellon6631]

Bruh, this puts me in mind of the binary sun planet tatooine from Star Wars! Thanks for sharing this! I'm becoming a astronomy science geek thanks to this! If never heard of trinary star systems until now

[@renatacantore3684]

Thank you for sharing these amazing facts.🌏

[@callycall5]

I knew we would find Tatooine one day,we finally did.Literally Star Wars irl

[@pranaypatra16]

I love how this channel went from making montage of sad moments on twitch streamers to this. This shows that you can completely rebrand and still keep your audience

[@nothing2chere324]

therrs a good book trilogie from cixin liu i think its an amazing read.

[@Msollie98]

Yeah it was the first thing I thought of with this video. The planet is amazing. Or terrifying.

[@terminusfinity009]

this is what the planets are classified in a trinary system: A (star) A1 (planet) A2 (planet) A3 (planet) B (star) B1 (planet) B2 (planet) B3 (planet) C (star) C1 (planet) C2 (planet) C3 (planet)

[@griffenbaum]

Your the only KZbin shorts KZbinr that makes videos about space and doesn’t make cringe clickbait videos.

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

"NASA JUST FOUND A TERRIFYING THING!11!"

[@DevWo3]

22 light years is like a 10 thousand year journey, lots of things can and will happen in that timeframe

[@steamtrainguy2379]

That’s Awsome!

[@imperial111]

Proxima centuari & alpha centuari is also a trinary system and a planet proxima centuari b which is also tidally locked and it comes in the habitable zone of it's host star also it just only 4.2 light years away

[@teamsharpened7661]

Now you don't know why this comment has 317 likes

[@Quwucuqin]

Bold joke

[@nickybritain3661]

It took more than 22 years to get there. That camera guy will be more than 44 years older when he gets back! First stop McDonalds!

[@patrickspapens5497]

@@nickybritain3661 considering the dude traveled at light speed yes, but then time for him will have slowed down and he would return not having aged 44 years

[@Directed2212]

So did he make a video

[@brianvinzant1893]

​@@Directed2212 no, he's a photographer. He went there to take that one picture. A video would be ridiculous

[@derekzhuang4845]

I was hoping someone would mention the Three Body Problem, it’s my favorite novel😢

[@rafael1999kd]

I was madly searching this comment! what an amazing book trilogy 😱😱

[@林國聖-q1s]

There’s no logic!

[@J0353PH]

“Now this is pod-racing”

[@zyswanson7865]

If it's orbit was on the crossing in between the other two stars, half the year would be constantly day. That's mindblowing

[@finexgg]

Respect to the cameraman who shooted the video in that exoplanet💀💀

[@spaceman667]

😂😂😂

[@paulterdyvillaruel2292]

I never liked space so much but you changed that thank you 💓

[@adnanmahbub6643]

bgm is so beautiful....

[@APenguinsLullaby]

For how inspiring space is, scientists aren't half dull with their naming. Space is so cool and deserves the best names.

[@Kevin_B1428]

Love your enthusiasm!

[@herobrine8763og]

Most exoplanets that can support life orbit multiple stars

[@quff7926]

With that average temp and being tidaly locked I'd have to assume one side is very hot and one side is very cold

[@crackerman649]

Props to the person who went there to get that picture

[@barsxskie]

Fun fact: ever wonder why planets, stars or anything thats discovered in space is called by many weird letters and numbers? well for what i remember , those determine the color of the planet texture whats it made of and many more...

[@Crte_InfntY]

That Cornfield Chase in the background rlly kicked in the right time

[@EasterEggGaming]

i love how he Wiggles his back

[@tysonjnr7849]

"A cosmic dance" Wow what a phrase ❤

[@davidwayne8233]

I love the background music my man

[@jus-ta-terminator19]

Omg I really wanna study about this exoplanet If I would get chance I would also would have visited it but I don't wanna become an astronaut

[@makomuru]

Tatooine just got discovered, located in a galaxy far far away.

[@Forklightning]

Sadly it can't support life because it's tidally locked.

[@Erinn1984priscilla]

Love your videos

[@sp_ce.]

Did you know that by the weird name you could actually tell it’s in a triple star system? The large C is actually for the third star, Gliese 667C.

[@Shonade_Malik]

I would love our planet having an average temperature of 4°C. It means we can get very cold winters, and cool summers.

[@maxgamercool7]

Love the interstellar theme

[@AwesomeAceYT]

shoutout to the guy that went there to check the temperature

[@erichfeit7779]

Your T-shirt speaks so loudly- I can't hear a word you say!!! 😱

[@staceybrown6460]

Would love to see the orbit of this thang as well as the movements of these stars

[@anthonycamilleri7297]

Great 👍 information thanks

[@TheDovahBorn]

Only 22 light-years away! A half of a single lightyear is such an astronomical distance that we couldnt even make something that could travel that distance without it breaking 300 different times

[@ZBREAD.]

time to break...uh a mirror 300 times and now i can travel at lightspeed no

[@riassslave558]

kinda close to the planet the ship crashes on in the beginning of Pitch Black that was also in a tri-star system

[@Forestdude9000]

So, chilly Tatooine? Let's go! Solar sail and it should only take 220 years.

[@hazzardousgamer7471]

"exoplanets are so weird" Imagine what other universes would like be! Damn! When I think, it just blows my mind... Like our physics won't work there? It would be different. There will be no inertia? Opposite inertia? Laws of motion? What else

[@shinjiikari5174]

So it's not actually orbiting three stars, it's just in a stable orbit around one star in a trinary system. Planets can orbit multiple stars, if they are close enough to each other and the planet far enough, which will lead to it orbitting their mutual centre of gravity as though it was just one body, but the more stars it involves the less likely/possible it is.

[@redlady120]

Good lord! This will further wreck our body clocks. And 4°C... Winter forever!

[@MewsOvercast]

Finally! A planet that might contain life which isn’t too far away from us! I would love to see a human set foot on this planet during my lifetime!

[@Stephenson-2-18]

Although I know how we get this sort of star systems, I just still find it unbelievable.

[@zebruh2794]

A cosmic dance, sounds romantic

[@GoldFromMinecraft]

If you haven’t already you should watch a show called How The Universe Works

[@Cataclyscerator]

Things feels weird because we never *WAS* in the situation...like having three suns for example

[@oggaraggairoaawfauhaiu31_UN]

he looks happy talking about space

[@darthtiesnl5492]

Bro these video’s make me wanna play No Man’s Sky, time get check up on my indium farm I guess

[@t_typebbeat4185]

I love your shirt

[@onlyrushb6428]

looks like the perfect place to spend 90% of a sci-fi fantasy film series

[@British__]

Alpha Centauri System : *Are You Kidding Me?*

[@Linc9147]

That would be beautiful.

[@Moctipotili1]

I wonder what the surface gravity would be when the stars are at opposition with the planet directly between, and how much it would change during one year/day.

[@Drmuhammadwaqasbashir]

You always use Interstellar theme music but you never get copyright strikes. Wow

[@MrChristron]

Bro it feel/sound as if 22 light years away was a 5 minute walk

[@chaman6837]

Ur soo underrated

[@pace_18]

Everything in the universe is in s cosmic dance, it's just that some things dance more than others

[@Ruii.Ruicha]

I want to live in that planet

[@lukejarvis3409]

22 light years? That’s an above average road trip for where I come from

[@Anakin_-Skywalker]

This planet is giving me flashbacks

[@NewYorxer]

Do scientist just bash their head on the keyboard when naming planets? They be like "Hdheudy, yes, this name makes perfect sense and is easy to read"

[@armyenthusiastaris4735]

Beautiful

[@Panarchy.]

I’m having flashbacks to the three body problem

[@contains_]

Hey. Welcome to Tatooine :]

[@alexchudilovski860]

Can I see movement territories! And why is one star "locked", how is that, how "the lock" manifests itself?

[@christianslater6738]

"The three body problem".... to my understanding is extremely difficult to impossible to predict the orbit. There's a book by the same name. Great sci fi

[@mattw350]

With current tech experiments, we can possibly obtain a 1/4 speed of light "ship" (size of a small computer chip). So roughly 90 years of flight IF nothing goes wrong... Another 70-90 years for transmission to get back IF nothing goes wrong, so our great grandchildren as adults would see the results... If launched today... But we are still a min of 10-20 years of perfecting this tech enough to actually test it.

[@PotatoWiz]

Reminded me of the three body problem

[@IsekaiService]

Been there, kinda bright and chilly

[@Scripzure]

Trinary Star System is a cool phrase.

[@gajdangyorgy3283]

I'm so glad this person is growing so fast on KZbin Such an underrated channel

[@jaysontan7039]

We need hyperdrive fuel to travel 22 light years using the Mellinium falcon

[@itzcrazymay1906]

Dang bro! In China, we got a TV show called Three Body about a planet similar to earth that has 3 suns and life forms! Could this be the Three Body in real life?

[@ButtonyFriend41]

Yo the glizzy system is dope