Why Can't Scientists Find the Enormous Planet X?

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[@Redacted_Ruler]

Can we put some respect at this man. He’s been grinding youtube nonstop for nearly 9 years straight.

[@nteta10k]

And he drops bars. 'Just goes over people's heads sometimes. Me included. But he KEEPS PUSHING. Shedding light, informing us

[@beefcouch-s6u]

Honestly. Definitely one of the most respectable you tubers

[@ricksanchez7999]

Yeah he’s one of the very few who are original.

[@ricksanchez7999]

I remember when thoughty2 only had 50k subscribers lol

[@KLK01]

Facts and he still uploads really constantly.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Planet X is simply hidden underneath his magnificent stache.

[@taunopaavo321]

Nice to see you here aswell

[@plasmaticlmao]

Oh hey

[@alilweeb7684]

Get out

[@manueldope2292]

So, it's a booger?😪

[@y_yuzuu]

LOL might be true tho we never know

[@galilei7748]

It's worth mentioning that the red herring regarding Uranus and Neptune was actually the reason we discovered Neptune in the first place: astronomers inferred based on irregularities in Uranus's orbit that an unknown eighth planet was tugging on it, and that's what inspired them to search.

[@rollochairbreaker230]

Yeah, Uranus does have a pretty irregular orbit.😏 I'll see myself out.

[@dford0001]

Uranus's orbit has got nothing on the irregularities of Heranus's ...

[@eriks.uperpatriot5817]

I don’t understand. I remember reading the 80’s they found Planet X. Then they made this claim again in late 90’s. Supposedly I read they originally found it in the 50’s.

[@williammaddock9179]

In fact, when the team that found Neptune finally began their search, based on a mathematical exercise by a scientist who could not convince astronomers in his own country to bother with a search, they found it inside of an hour. It was pretty much EXACTLY where the math guy said it would be.

[@Plum-dum]

@@williammaddock9179 so planet x was found? Any links

[@mikeottersole]

"You're only mental until you're right". The history of science. And not only science, but many human endeavors.

[@WeaponizedAutism343]

The reason why we found exoplanets before Planet X is the detection methods used. We find exoplanets by looking at a star and measuring the light it gives off. If there is a rhythmic dip in light level, there most likely is an exoplanet revolving around that star. We simply cannot do that with Planet X because it revolves around the same star as us

[@frytoes]

That’s actually a pretty cool explanation

[@ESFilms77]

@@blackoutgaming6394 and it could be because it is too dim to detect in our polluted areas

[@thebungalawang6841]

in my opinion planet x is a home of Aliens who have a hidden tecnology to covering their planet .!!

[@LocseryuOfficial]

@@thebungalawang6841 ok wang

[@WeaponizedAutism343]

@@codemcloud6073 I always thought it was a pretty dumb idea to send signals out to get other inteligent life's attention

[@macumbeiro_xx]

Plot twist: when we find Planet X, its orbit appears to be influenced by another more massive object further away.

[@Distrustful_Faker]

Other solar system possibly?

[@macumbeiro_xx]

@@Distrustful_Faker that instead of a star it has a small black hole in the center and that’s why we haven’t detected it.

[@tdublove9558]

It's a black sun we can't see it because it absorbs light but we know it's there 🤔😂😂 NASA makes 56 million dollars a day for doing basically nothing in 50 years we can't go to the moon because we destroyed the technology and it's a painful process to build it back up 🤷 I'd rather follow sea level over something that isn't observable testable and repeatable 😉 🙈

[@BallMuncher555]

@@tdublove9558 black stars don’t exist yet. It will be billions of years before the first white dwarf dies.

[@macumbeiro_xx]

@@tdublove9558 well, if it wasn’t for space exploration we wouldn’t have satellites and all the advancements that came with them

[@jakesta104]

I actually remember as a kid when they said on tv they found a new planet and called it planet x then after awhile it was like no never heard of it.

[@sarahbaker1937]

Really? Makes me wondwr what they’re doing with the info they have🤔

[@jackmerry1972]

@@sarahbaker1937 ... ah yes, they're communicating with the alien dragon creatures found on the surface, pledging eternal servitude and enslavement of the human race behind our backs... (Joke btw. Here I thought I was making some outlandish theory that nobody would agree with as a joke, turns out, its a real conspiracy theory. 😟)

[@sarahbaker1937]

@@jackmerry1972 put a lot of thought into that huh?😂

[@PtylerBeats]

They have found evidence that can only be explained by another planet lol unfortunately, not the actual planet yet

[@spaceiscool7354]

Same bro

[@roninwandering]

10/10 for dancing yetis. On a more serious note, it was cool to see someone's work not only carried on after their passing, but carried to fruition. It would be amazing to have your memory honoured, and your legacy continued in such a way.

[@zakgunning1]

This mans videos are so interesting its nuts. Considering the effort and knowledge that goes into them and he uploads about twice a week while working alone is crazy. Another brilliant watch

[@Forming]

I'm pretty sure they're a team of three, if you look at the description, but it's still amazing

[@miraqen7801]

He even wrote a book in between researching, editing and uploading videos. He's a truly dedicated man!

[@rubycelica]

a real f***ing treat indeed!:D it's like the cherry on top of cherry icecream splashed with cherry sauce that it's about something space, i really truly ADMIRE arrans knowledge and humorous way of narrating!

[@THE_TECHNOIST]

Yeh this channel is an audio encyclopedia for sure,I'd use these in a classroom if I were a teacher.

[@Robski18]

Definitly ! And what's more, he doesnt tell bullsh*t. His sources are very reliable

[@secondcomingofbast9908]

This is the first KZbin channel I've ever seen that utilizes humor effectively without being cornball or over-the-top. You also learn something, with salient facts presented in a very interesting and concise manner. Very well done..

[@haveagreatday8248]

You are a very smart cat. A human could learn a lot from such an observation. On behalf of my cat's who are hungry and are giving me that "look" I extend our gratitude and appreciation. I dare not open a can of tuna right now it's too hot to put on my suit of armor. The sun goes down within the hour with a little luck my cat's will wait if not.....I don't know? Don't cry for me Argentina????? I'll be ok...ouch stop NO!...I'm ok...

[@bubbyft3779]

@@haveagreatday8248 bruh it sounds like you had a stroke half way through writing that

[@bubbyft3779]

@@haveagreatday8248 k

[@heyyou5189]

Have you watched The Report of The Week or his podcast VORW?

[@Ktulu789]

Half as Interesting has a similar style, and maybe Kurz-xhÇwOmegaPhyTheta-gezagt, a little different, but funny too, CGP Grey too, but not his latest gameplays (WTF happened to his channel this month?). All great channels indeed, even the one with the weird name xD It has ducks, and that's a good thing.

[@johncronin9540]

Well, if no Planet 9 is ever found, we could call it “Pluto’s Revenge”.

[@andremorning7427]

Why?

[@thesavantart8480]

Because If pluto can't be planet 9 then no one can be planet 9

[@Zach-kx1dq]

@BINGO! It’s a pickle david bowie

[@marcanthonywhitfield6797]

"If no planet is ever found" , we could call it Pluto's revenge" but if no planet is there then there is nothing to name, unless you're naming the empty space where we thought planet X was

[@Sanakudou]

@@thesavantart8480 😂

[@esko911]

Imagine if he died from a stroke because he found planet X and he was so shocked, happy, and surprised that he suffered that stroke as a result, leaving everyone clueless that it exists lol.

[@MikinessAnalog]

The more you know, the more you realize how little you know.

[@marwan4358]

Well said

[@agentofchaos2901]

A quote that is in context? So rare. Very good lad

[@MikinessAnalog]

@@agentofchaos2901 "Lass" XD

[@agentofchaos2901]

@@MikinessAnalog oops sorry but thats what i call everyone lol.

[@MikinessAnalog]

@@agentofchaos2901 much hugz

[@dirtyroomproductions9268]

My whole childhood is a lie. Scientists : we have 9 planets Scientists later on : WE MIGHT HAVE 10!!! Scientists later later on : nah sorry fam we only have 8 Scientists today : maybe if we squint our eyes we can see 9?

[@ibrahimraysidrr4609]

why dont use satelite telescop ? if the problem finding it is our telescope at earth get asmophire distrubtion ?

[@paysmenot2624]

@@ibrahimraysidrr4609 he explained that in the video, we can only get the perfect conditions to locate the planet a few times a year and even then we have to be looking in the direction of the planet (which we don't know).

[@ibrahimraysidrr4609]

@@paysmenot2624 i see , thx for the explanation , maybe in the future we can have more detail map like google earth but its google map for our sollar sitem ...

[@TheFool_0001]

In my country the education board is so slow all the info is like a decade old, considering the rate of innovation and its only increasing its doomed to doom

[@hellzonefirebrigade3056]

@@TheFool_0001 that's what computers and online programs exist for

[@RelativelyBest]

There's a perfectly rational explanation for all this: The aliens who live on Planet Nine are using their space magic to hide it.

[@HEYBERT1984]

Sounds right to me 👽

[@WorthlessDeadEnd]

I wonder if they're related to the aliens who hide our eyes from discovering what's really going on in the Bootes Void

[@cyloneking01]

They use a cloaking device

[@RelativelyBest]

@Atlantean Trismagistus I mean, it's all pretty obvious when you think about it. Only aliens had the magical powers needed to build the pyramids, for example. Mythological and folkloric accounts of magic make perfect sense if you consider that knowledge of such things were brought to Earth by visitors from other worlds. The reason modern science doesn't accept "magic" to be a real thing is simply because that technology was lost when the aliens left Earth.

[@BlooD_RaVeN_MkII]

Malcador the Sigillite's secret lair.

[@aahilalwani5019]

OH MY GODDD I USED TO WATCH YOU WHEN I WAS 16 I AM 23 NOW YOU WERE A HUGE PART OF MY CHILDHOOD I HOPE YOU HAVE GOOD HEALTH AND PROSPER

[@imRehnzy]

I never knew yeti's were such good dancers. I feel enlightened

[@trsidn]

well, Xanadu is magical...

[@weakness.detector]

one of the best tweakers aswell

[@Ayveh]

lmao

[@merkcityboy834]

They're shy too an also did you know playas come from the himalyas..

[@cmd31220]

My high school physics teacher had a saying: "the math is never wrong. But your numbers might be" Reminds me of the planet X discussion, especially the first go around when it turned out yes, our numbers were in fact wrong.

[@MrBottlecapBill]

It's a common mistake many people make when doing research or being educated. Assuming what they've been taught is correct. Think of all the time that guy spent trying to prove that planet X existed but not once ever considering the data on the planets orbits, which was the basis of his theory was in fact incorrect. Talk about dropping the ball. Work smarter not necessarily harder kids.

[@crossdressfet-ish]

Hari seldon? Ah yes he taught me too

[@johnbockelie3899]

When I was a kid everyone believed Pluto was the size of Earth.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Pluto, planet 91/2.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Percival Lowell, " Mars has Martians !!!!". H.G. Welles " Hmmm, .....i smell a story."

[@skunkybong]

“Up a suit and down a moustache” is brilliant sir Well played

[@archdukehamburgervononionr1948]

I live in Dublin and as yet have not seen this planet 9. He may be down a moustache but we Dubliners are down a Planet. Good day sir!

[@KORGULL-ISOLATES]

Hello Mr. Thoughty ! I absolutely love your videos and watch them as often as possible, I am commenting today so I can impart a bit of ( je me said quoi!) YOU might not be aware but there's a very large section of anyone's audience whom are staunch supporters of Pluto!! In the future please always be extra kind towards Pluto! IT has been put through ENOUGH already! Thank you❤‼️

[@This_Is_Something]

This guy literally posts the moment I get bored.

[@derekflockaflame]

How do you get bored on KZbin bro

[@LLJWLLLP999]

That's just your mind playing a trick on you. He has a video about this

[@Debonair.Aristocrat]

You're in love with him. Gay, dude.

[@That80sGuy1972]

Sys Op into the mic: Simulation Earth, you guys are getting sloppy. Patterns are getting noticed.

[@3bdullah666]

@@Debonair.Aristocrat how the hell do u know he’s gay just because he said he’s bored 😂🤣

[@Jarrmia]

Uncle Iroh: Prince Zuko, you’re really gonna get a kick out if this, Planet X was in my sleeve THE WHOLE TIME :D

[@tibik.8407]

*throws planet into a blackhole*

[@itskorey577]

40th like😂😁

[@emmavrijburg6676]

Ah yes, a person of culture

[@thesmockinggunYT]

Just your mother

[@bflex89]

The yeti comparison was top class and very easy to understand for us simpletons

[@stonefacewiththedrip3377]

Mericans

[@plixplop]

Those are some big damn Yetis too

[@F0restcall]

@@stonefacewiththedrip3377 “hAhA aMeRiCa BaD aNd StUpId Me FuNnY pLz LaUgH”

[@lb9355]

It is called Planet X because it would have been the 10th planet until some useless busy bodies decided Pluto wasn't a planet.

[@corb5905]

Cope

[@David-ce7mh]

"Uranus orbital oddities." Listen bro, everyone is little different, no need to judge.

[@ethansblue3studioscreat134]

your thinking on the right track..theres a reason why Neptune and Uranus has a odd rotation. hehe... use your common sense

[@truescotsman4103]

i was going to comment in kind. if this planet is so massive we should have proof of its existence at least on paper. its bullshit unless its orbit is so massive that we have no historical record of its last passby.

[@sdunstan1985]

Uranus is certainly a planetary controversy... on one hand it is not recognised as an object of substance... on the other, one would suggest it is an underestimated object that deserves recognition. I postulate that the classification of Uranus should be recognised as a planet from the sun and not declassify Uranus as a celestial body of lesser significance by volume and popularity

[@ikosaheadrom]

@@truescotsman4103 do u know when things are further they get smaller and the large distance means there are more places to look at

[@jackmerry1972]

@@ikosaheadrom I dont think he realises how staggeringly, shockingly big space is.

[@elizabethebbighausen9341]

Things Percival Lowell and I have in common: "You're only mental until you're right..." Always informative and entertaining. Why wasn't school this great?

[@srinivastatachar4951]

Because our teachers didn't have his mustache, voice, cadence and sense of humour! ==============================================================================================

[@ethereal2620]

First, new ideas are laughed at by a few. Afterwards, vigorously opposed by most. Then accepted as self evident truth by everyone.

[@swilliams2229]

Because our teachers thought and im sure still think that day dreaming is bad.

[@littleredpony6868]

the 1996 movie version of gullivers travels demonstrates that very well, you’re only mental until you’re right.

[@hosmerhomeboy]

I often wonder, how often people who think "they are out to get me" wind up dead in weird circumstances.

[@divest_.2759]

Its 7 in the morning, i got my coffee, im relaxed and the sun is up. And thoughty2 uploaded...

[@hubazubax]

İts 5:30 pm

[@zakgunning1]

@@hubazubax you're on a thoughty2 video yet are unaware of timezones? If you're subscribed, unsubscribe, unsubscribe now!

[@whiskeyweekly7533]

I had the same thought. I saw he uploaded and furiously smashed the play button followed by the like button.

[@smoothiemotchi3434]

@@zakgunning1 made me laugh , thank you

[@LexaGamerSrb]

It's 7 in the morning I got my addiction covered lol.

[@terriallen174]

Love the episode, Aran but at minute 2:45 Neptune is 30 AU. Uranus is 19.8 AU. The diagram points to Uranus not Neptune.

[@fmmations]

I noticed that to

[@why-idk-their-gone]

Bro thanks for saying that I thought I was crazy 😂

[@RhudeIslander]

The diagram is a little obsessed.

[@simonroper4713]

This stuff is so much better than my memories of seeing television.

[@wetsponge151]

These video's are very entertaining indeed There was once a show/documantery on national geographic about space amd the cosmos i've seen about 8 years ago i remember it being very interesting It made me more curious about space and shit since i was about 14 back than *Bad english probably present

[@Oddie99000]

Indeed I miss actually finding ways to entertain myself other than watching KZbin videos

[@LLJWLLLP999]

@@Oddie99000 omg yesss

[@PaintedMoonBlue]

Okay then. Crack kills.

[@wetsponge151]

@@PaintedMoonBlue h2o too

[@bradclifton5248]

Truth is that there have only been a couple dozen nights, tops, of observations in the last 5 years. If the could access the telescopes every day/night, they'd have searched the entire region of prediction long ago. It really does come down to time.

[@yourdashingheroidol7909]

Then it sounds like misappropriation of resources and manpower. Shouldn't there be a few years of mandatory observation,everyday for new astronomers?

[@bradclifton5248]

@@yourdashingheroidol7909 telescopes are busy on dozens of projects, each allocated time every year. The 9th planet is not necessarily the most critical thing. But, it is interesting.

[@yourdashingheroidol7909]

@@bradclifton5248 I didn't mean all hands on deck should be focused on planet X. Lol. Just curious as to why a gameplan seeking knowledge and a better understanding of things wasn't being executed. I forgot how expensive high powered telescopes were. Yet w/such wasteful government spending and missing trillions, I wish they would make a half dozen or so specifically for our country's top nerds to work with. And to ruin the discussion.....I know the Earth isn't flat etc.lol, I am however doubtful that we have nearly as many answers as space agencies let on. NASA is part of the defense department, not a privatized group. Do you think it's beyond ours or any government to tell us half truths or even less? I do not.

[@bradclifton5248]

@@yourdashingheroidol7909 perhaps they are waiting for webb

[@jeremythornton433]

It all boils done to what Douglas Adams said. "Space is big! Really really big!'

[@joshswimmerly7110]

Mind boggling huge.

[@StoutProper]

You might think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist, but that’s just peanuts to space.

[@N_Jones]

Listen; when you're thinking big, think bigger than the biggest thing ever and then some. Much bigger than that in fact, really amazingly immense, a totally stunning size, real 'wow, that's big', time. It's just so big that by comparison, bigness itself looks really titchy. Gigantic multiplied by colossal multiplied by staggeringly huge is the sort of concept we're trying to get across here.

[@StoutProper]

Probably need a total perspective vortex to demonstrate the concept effectively

[@philokrnotch387]

there is also a disc on the backs of four elephants riding on the great tortoise. Must be at the other end of the universe 'cause nobody has seen it yet, very improbable.

[@miriamneeman2711]

Thanks

[@piramaniak]

I think I’m going to get “you’re only mental, until you’re right” tattooed, what a mantra 😂

[@Aliyahsarchive]

Haha

[@GabrielXDrums]

Lmfao duh obviously it exists. It’s just inter dimensional.

[@VonSpud]

I had to laugh at that one too 🤣

[@Sol-ui2if]

I like that one too. Epic. I had a psychotic episode back in 2019. What if all them chstscters from my trippy narrative are coming to Life? What a delight! We already know each other very well.

[@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630]

As a French,my big regret is that many of my friends don't speak English,and I can't share these videos with them.If only they knew what they are missing ...

[@lamepotato3407]

Get well soon

[@faustin289]

Me here was thinking all Europeans can speak English. I am yet to meet one who doesn't. What gives?

[@Kevin-nm8hn]

@@faustin289 playing online games have taught me that there’s not many french or romanian people who speak english

[@manny_menin022]

@@faustin289 I'm shocked as well. I thought every European nation taught English

[@justfreezer4157]

@@manny_menin022 It is taught in every European country I believe. But as a French, I can confirm our education system barely push English, only the bare minimum is taught for the first exam most students pass. But to be fair, our education system altogether is lacking in every department.

[@Welkon1]

It’s basically like putting 100,000 rocks right in front of you, then trying to find the blue rock with a telescope

[@Tiago_C]

No thats not an accurate analogy

[@myeyesaredrymylove]

@@Tiago_C Care to give one?

[@user-yb5tg7ko7n]

@@myeyesaredrymylove it's more like 1 huge colourful rock in a bunch of super small rocks

[@c0unt1ng5heep4]

@@myeyesaredrymylove Ghosts. They dont exist either

[@myeyesaredrymylove]

@@c0unt1ng5heep4 How would you know? There are still an extremely large amount of planets still undiscovered and well hidden as the video explains, who's to say Planet X isn't one of them?

[@Recklesstexs]

How can we see millions of light years away , but yet we can't see a rock in our own solar system??

[@moxdragon1857]

Can't see the forest for the trees lol

[@danielirl9252]

I legit just learned how Pluto was named... how can't you love this channel, you learn so much in such a little amount of time

[@ronaldnixon8226]

Science isn't true

[@unnamedchannel1237]

From the dog on the cartoon

[@albireo2990]

@@unnamedchannel1237 no, Pluto (the planet) came first, and was named after south-European mythology, like most other planets. The dog was named in example of the planet.

[@evilpompom]

Considering Pluto was the Roman god of death naming its moon Charon is very apt since Charon is the name of the ferryman that brings souls across the river Styx to the realm of the dead 😊

[@boatybear1013]

Pluto the Cartoon was released the same year that "Pluto" was "discovered" Conveniently it has an image of the cartoon ON the planette!

[@Valarius_J]

"Why haven't we found it?" Master Thoughty? Because someone erased it from the archive memory.

[@Dianji]

That one got me :D

[@seanreedhere9393]

Nonsense, if it’s not in the archives then it simply doesn’t exist

[@bluescorpion5954]

That is a thought crime. Be careful, Big Brother is watching.

[@davidcostello6527]

Erased as in orson wells predictions 1984 he predicted yesterday's News would be rewritten

[@FriendlyKat]

Impossible… perhaps the archives are incomplete.

[@nickolashogg259]

What I take away from this is: We don’t know a whole lot I guess.

[@roguemf9187]

You didn't know that you didn't know, huh.

[@josephlawson1796]

Known known= researched Known unknown= doing research Unknown unknown= we don't even know if it exists. All and all it wasn't long ago (even on human life time scales) that dragons were identified as dinosaurs

[@galilei7748]

The more you know, the more you realize how ignorant you truly are.

[@mbrackeva]

The less you know, the more you can be surprised.

[@CrazyBear65]

That's what they want us to think...

[@digiishort]

not calling it FarFarAway is a major blunder on part of the scientific community

[@Airijko]

Bruh after 5+ yrs this guy is back in my recommended now lmao

[@Tiago_C]

Hes waaaaaay better than 5 years ago.

[@kartafla]

Cool story bro.

[@sveinungj]

watch the video about the guy who could eat anything, it's not that old. it's an crazy and amazing story.

[@giacky]

hello there

[@dot2562]

Lowell

[@tyster911]

I like how even the captions say “hey 42 here”

[@specialed6357]

It's farty two, they should get that fixed.

[@palashsoni6442]

i thought i was alone...........at last someone

[@拯亨桿]

Im pretty sure he intended that, because 42 is the meaning of life and the universe, search up "42 hitchhikers guide to the universe" Sorry if i mispelled hitchhikers, english is hard

[@somewhatoccupied8696]

42 is my lucky number🤪

[@jakeeaton655]

The captions are retarded all the time .

[@katherinebishop4175]

"Pluto was not the planet X Percival Lowell was looking for!" I love your nerd humor! I also bought your book on audible and was very pleased when I realized you are the one reading it! I love it so far. As a history nerd who has listened to Dan Jones's book Plantagenets three times, I love the new information you add or the funny, non-dry way you deliver the story! My favorite part so far has been the Sir Francis Drake stories!

[@Deep-Red-0]

Coincidence, I've listened to the Plantagenets twice and read it once. But then again I'm a sad Wars of the Roses fan

[@katherinebishop4175]

@@Deep-Red-0 I haven't gotten that book yet because I fell in love with the Plantagenet era after listening to it and am not ready to transition into another!

[@SantiagoTM1]

Planet X is the Lochness Monster of Space. It's there, we can feel it, seen glimpse of it, but we still can't spot it.

[@bernardr7182]

It's the moon.

[@priestessholleywood]

“One time she told me the sky is blue because we live inside the eye of a blue-eyed giant named Macumber”... “Maybe we do.”

[@kracen8861]

Glory to great Macumber!

[@evilchaosboy]

Who is she? Your Grandma I bet! Well, I concur. Cause what Ol' 42 said really hurt! \m/

[@normonsta8057]

@@evilchaosboy winter is coming

[@evilchaosboy]

@@priestessholleywood Don't throw shade. Never saw the show. Don't make assumptions either.

[@vid2ification]

Wtf you goin on about?

[@patrickols]

That suppose Planet X was suppose to arrive in 2012, after nine years of waiting I have to say that even my old GF was never that freaking late to arrive

[@xavierrodriguez7836]

Man I remember I used to watch videos about that & I would always look up n shit n see the spraying since 2012 🤦🏽‍♂️ man I don’t believe in this shit anymore shit is all fake

[@sasjav1408]

@@xavierrodriguez7836 When I was in school, all of us decided to not do homework on that day and when teachers asked we just said "The world was supposed to end so what would've been the point of doing it".

[@elavke5441]

Planet was to arrive to where? Where did they think it was going to? Why did they think it would go anywhere? It's a planet

[@weakness.detector]

good joke, but let's not forget the fact of passing by planets. Essentially what I mean is the Earthlike mega planet passing by near our solar system in the recent years. Such occurrence can probably permanently change the orbit of a planet, or at least for a long time and on the cosmic scale of time, for us it will take far too long.

[@FocusRS500]

If its orbit around the sun is around 20,000 years, imagine how many years it will take to go around the sun once its here ... it's been near the sun since 2012

[@Gazmus]

I think Douglas Adams would be proud you chose that name for your channel. Great stuff.

[@fordprefect5304]

I agree

[@seanfoley8777]

This is the best comment throughout Life, the Universe and Everything.

[@0ned]

Last chance to see

[@bartman7144]

Anunnaki are cloaking Niburu to our instruments. Seriously, if JWST can’t spot it, it’s probably not there. Would we really be informed if it was?

[@ZeroDim]

Nah get outta here with that conspiracy joke the actual scientific answer it is either a Blackhole too close to detect or it's orbit is in a literal Blind spot and it's influenced by something massive outside of the Solar system (Likely a Blackhole) that causes its orbit to Fluctuate wildly. Basically we can't Find it with the methods we use to find closer Planets like Jupiter, Venus, Mars, Saturn, ECT because it is too far and has a funky orbit, and we also cannot detect it with longer range equipment because it's too close to use the methods we use to detect farther solar systems and Galaxies. The reason as to why it's definitely somewhere is due to us being able to detect the Gravitational shifts it causes.

[@bernardr7182]

Its the moon. It literally explains everything. Our moons orbit is almost impossible to achieve, let alone tidal locked. We can never see the dark side of the moon from earth. No other moon ever found has an orbit like ours. Almost perfect circle. Also no other moon comes CLOSE to ours size relative to their planets. Its 1/4 size of earth. The appearance of the moon if it wasnt there before explains the great flood also, since air vapor would drop. No seasons without the moon. Every crater no matter how wide doesnt go beyond a certain depth on the moon. NASA also recorded evidence its hollow by literally running stuff into it. It literally explains everything. If the moon vanished, its apocalypse time for earth again.

[@conjugationsm8528]

"I'd have been up a suit, and down a mustache." BRILLIANT!!!!

[@Rhysman30]

Something to note about the transit method. It only works for planets in near-orbits. It captures planets crossing the star after looking for months to a few years. Its not very useful for discovering planets with distant orbits. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune have orbital periods of decades to centuries.

[@grahamking9121]

Also, transits can only work for a planet orbiting its star in a plane in which we observers too lie.. or very nearly so.. which must be only a tiny fraction of all planetary systems.

[@thegreatfusili4673]

I’m confused. How is this a note when he specifically explains this caveat in the video?

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

No, they don't. Neptune had an opportunity period of 165 years. That's not centuries. It's only 1 fill century and .65 of another. It would have to be a minimum of 2 full centuries before it had an orbital period of centuries.

[@markmccullough5873]

In addition the transit method is not as useful for finding planets whose orbits are not perpendicular to the Earth. I'm assuming planets can still be found by the gravitational wobble the planet induces on the star, if this can be detected.

[@jpt3640]

Planet X is going to have an orbit of like 10^4 or ^5 years. A shame he didn't mention. Great vid tho

[@Animenji]

OH man, I forgot what a moustache-less Thoughty looked like 😆

[@jonathanmachado3107]

U were lucky, lolz

[@Animenji]

@@jonathanmachado3107 😆😆😆

[@onemoreguyonline7878]

Wouldn't that make him Nought-y instead?

[@donovanberes]

I haven’t lol I miss that mustache-less face

[@MrVexedviper]

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[@Travelbythought]

Well done, I love the topics you choose.

[@powermetaladdict]

* *plot twist* * Planet nine is the home of an unimaginable advanced civilization with super massive cloak device and they made an experiment long long ago and they observed it since the beginning. Their experiment being life on earth *X-files theme intensifies*

[@Ugapiku]

Wait so that black spot in the universe...

[@gerry5134]

Or the advanced civilization on planet X has been searching for a planet E... (earth) 😁

[@LovingDeantheGodMachine333]

My brain philosophizing 🤔😂😂

[@daleksix1396]

Ok, this is too Spicy to pass on, I'm in! Someone get James Cameron's Personal Assistant's Executive Assistant's Personal Driver's Assistant's Assistant to his Assistant on the iPhone A.F.A.P.

[@spoonblender797]

You are almost correct except it's the earth that is being cloaked for our own protection. Read the teachings of Ra from the Law of One series if you want to know more.

[@craigpardy6204]

Please do more videos like this. I wanted to pause and argue so many points with you, but I was a good boy and waited until the end. I love this subject! Thank you

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

If you are camping in a mountain and you have a fire, and there are lights in a city nearby, it is easier to see cars in that city with binoculars, than to spot a marble a few hundred meters away from the fire. The problem is that you rely on reflected light., and the car in the distance reflects more light than the marble near you. And on top of that you know the car is passing near a city light because you spotted the light first and the car is around. But with the marble you do not know where to look at.

[@mdesnica]

If a planet is N times the distance from the sun than earth, it gets N^2 less light than earth. When that light travels back to us, it is N^2 times weaker (approximately), hence it is N^4 times weaker (where 1 is earth radius).

[@deborahchesser7375]

I thought when stargazing ambient light makes it harder to see ?

[@darlenesmith5690]

​@@mdesnica Yes, but we would not rely on reflected light. We would rely on darkness. The universe is very bright compared to pitch darkness, especially in certain light frequencies. If an unknown planet was close enough to be brighter than the background, then our supercomputers should have spotted it in the data from the millions of images captured by various telescopes over the last 34 years since Hubble. If an unknown planet was so far away as to be darker than the background, then our supercomputers should have spotted it in the data in that same timeframe. It would have eventually blocked out light behind it, especially when it moved between us and other stars or galaxies. It would not have blocked out a lot of light, but it would have blocked out enough for a supercomputer to be able to measure the difference. This would be a very small difference, but still measurable. The light from the Sun at that distance and returned to us, as you pointed out, would be extremely dim. So, my money is on Planet 9 being darker than background light, not brighter if it exists. There is no way that it would not be visible in at least some frequency of light as compared to the background light, either dimmer or brighter. They have found 2000 Keiper belt objects in the data. If they can find thousands of tiny asteroids at about 10% to 25% of the same relative distance, they can find a planet. For example, FarFarOut, which is mentioned in the video, is 1/4th the distance to Planet 9, but also between 1/64th and 1/127th the diameter (1/63.7 and 1/127.4, but rounded closest). This would mean that Planet 9 would appear in the data to be between 256 (64^2 / 16) and 1,008 (127^2 / 16) times larger than FarFarOut. So, it probably doesn't exist or they would have found it in the data and they have looked for it. Granted, that is an extremely large area to search; about 900 billion Planet 9 sized "points" in the sky if one searches everywhere (i.e., complete sphere around the Sun). That is a lot of hay to be searching for a needle in, but supercomputers should manage it, considering the number of asteroids found at close to that range.

[@tyronedelaney174]

We act like we have great knowledge of this. It is possible that the 9th planet has not made a full rotation and is currently hidden behind the sun. But if this was true, then comets and astroids would be effected as the drew near the sun possibly. ​@darlenesmith5690

[@playgroundtwist8826]

the humor of this guy is one of the reasons I will be here for ever

[@jay_kay709]

your editor finds the most obscure stock narratives and make them work.

[@lestergillis8171]

"600 AUs?" That should put it out there somewhere around the neighborhood of the Oort Cloud.

[@mcfox4172]

Just about at the start of it. Roughly three light days

[@nickrog6759]

That's 600 Australians across per Arc degree , that's a fuck load of Outback !!!!

[@dreamcast2003]

The outer ring, because there is no pl x, it’s Einstein’s theory of Vulcan or mercury in transit from a fallen star to a planet. Or Nibiru, it’s once twin star, which is too far or outside the crown of thrones so to speak.

[@oliverwaldock9710]

I don't know a lot about objects in the Kuiper belt, but to do with the odd patterns discovered in the very small sample size we have found, I would reckon that there would be correlation between some of these traits and our ability to observe them. Just a thought.

[@prodigalpriest]

Thoughty2 gets a lot of respect for the amount of work he's put into all the videos he's posted over the years. He's made content creation his career and we've all been reaping the benefits of it. I'm just saying Thank you! for your work, Sir. God bless.

[@keithreinsel7842]

Its called "Rudolph," named so by Douglas Adams in the fifth book of "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy."

[@keithtwort9655]

Last night I met upon the stair, A little man who wasn’t there. He wasn’t there again today, I wish, I wish he’d go away! (William Mearns)

[@byff69]

From the first of his vids I've seen to the firtheenth, Foughty2's videos have been fabulously fought-provoking.

[@ricojes]

Yetis be looking dummy ficc.

[@christiankalk4668]

Fank you, I fought I was the only one bovvered by that. Somefing just didn't sound right.

[@Tain950]

I totally agree just because we haven’t found it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. We have recently found planets that we had no idea existed

[@rashmibhargav1343]

No we didn't find any planet

[@jamesmacleod9382]

That doesn't sound very science-ee.

[@kristofferkarlsson701]

@@rashmibhargav1343i believe he meant planets as in other galaxies tho i agree thats not the same

[@nect-a-nene8657]

This is a nice channel not click baity while still interesting has facts that actually mean something stresses when things are not fact but opinion rather than counting it as fact and talks about topics people care about golden I’m subbed for sure

[@jigglybits9729]

Nice sentiment, maybe add full stops? I'm glad you enjoy the content too

[@MrExcessum]

It wasnt full of click-bait videos so far, but this one is 20 min long videos made to earn money from ads, that has information enough for a 30 second long exposition.

[@ssokolow]

A bit under-researched though, in my experience. For example, compare Thoughty2's perspective on Percival Lowell vs. that expressed in LEMMiNO's Bygone Visions of Cosmic Neighbors. (TL;DR: At the time, a belief that Mars had a civilization on it wasn't unusual.)

[@EyeOfThePhi]

@@jigglybits9729 lemme guess. u also dont like "ebonics"? let folkx talk and type how they wanna talk and type if u dont wanna come off as a racist prick. no cap

[@anastasiak.c.lynch-romanov1029]

Jesus… where did you learn to, dare I say, speak English?! Horrendous!

[@endrankluvsda4loko172]

lol I don't know why but there's something very comforting about the fact Thoughty2 is still uploading content. I've had a lot of drama and uncertainty over the years, but I know no matter what there's always a new and interesting Thoughty2 video I can count on to make things seem okay again.

[@clonetroopercommander276]

I remember when everyone thought that Planet X was gonna crash into earth.

[@kibblesnbits3174]

2012 was a crazy time. Everyone was pretty sure the world would end

[@RainbowFlowerCrow]

@@kibblesnbits3174 ey, don't forget Y2k; do you remember when so many people were preparing for the world to end because of computer malfunctions?! Lol, we all thought planes were going to drop from the sky, and absolute chaos was going to ensue..

[@johnmknox]

It won't crash into the earth but it does come sufficiently close to cause major problems every few thousand years.

[@Vaultboy-ke2jj]

Everyone? That’s a weird way of saying a few fringe loonies

[@TheRealOddsandEvens]

What if it did and we didn't even realize 🤔 it?? Who's to say its actually a planetoid and not a gasiod sphere?? It's could be passing over us right now,..Or we went thru it,in 2012,then 2020,then who knows,hit a core part in 2030..No one will really know, but for entertaining purposes its fun to engage in fun role playing speculative hypothetical theories..

[@NormadYT]

6:25 this is the same way they discovered Neptune as they couldn’t actually see it until later on

[@TechSource]

Does Thoughty2 really exist?

[@CheeseBread9900]

no

[@VDOTU5]

If you can see a moustache on him, then no.

[@Thomas-yr3id]

Yes... or does he... heyy, vsauce Michael here

[@Animeaniac215]

Thoughty2 is just an AI, didn't you know? He's actually a super AI that beams youtube videos from another universe in are multiverse in a hope to expand are very limited knowledge.

[@normonsta8057]

he is the meaning of lif3

[@lisasartworkdotcom]

We've discovered exo-planets through indirect detection methods. We would need to detect Planet X through direct observation, which is exponentially harder.

[@yourdashingheroidol7909]

So you watched the video too? :)

[@shrill1736]

@@yourdashingheroidol7909 no, she's actually a world famous ultra smart physicist with an iq of 360

[@LEARSIKCIGAM]

when you found it, IT would then be immediately classified.

[@sardoniclysane]

Well yes. That’s what he said…you got that, right?

[@stupidvickfan3744]

Maybe she was informed enough and didn't watch the 20 minutes of video. She just saved my time

[@JME-TV]

Actually was trying to find a documentary on this last night !! You read my mind

[@voidshademusic]

0:51 nah we just think so

[@Ex0tickz-qj6wj]

Fr

[@Jake-in4wh]

Pluto: **Was the 9th planet** People: "No, were gonna kick you from the 9th spot, and wait for us to find the OTHER 9th planet, despite enough proof that it actually exists."

[@message.akunna]

It's existence isn't the problem I suppose, it's the size, it's almost ¼ the size of earth satellite (the moon), and what they're looking for is something around X10 the size of earth.

[@ChrisPyle]

Maybe if they’d quit booting planets out of the “cool club” aka Pluto, we’d still be at 9 discovered planets. Easy fix

[@JohnGeorgeBauerBuis]

Pluto should have been kept as a legacy, even if it didn’t fit the updated definition.

[@gokusamm]

@@JohnGeorgeBauerBuis this is science, planets don't have feelings, humans aren't sentiment about planets either (other than earth ofc).

[@morganboggis03]

@@gokusamm it is a joke, try smiling once you might like it.

[@gokusamm]

@@morganboggis03 Chris Pyles comment was a joke, but John's was not. Maybe you should take things more seriously

[@morganboggis03]

@@gokusamm he said Pluto should be kept for the legacy, which is a meme on Reddit 😂 so his comment is also a joke

[@Dylan_Otto]

"the burden of truth lies on whoever's making the contentious claim" is a line that needs to be heard and understood by so many people

[@cyberbluntz]

Burden of proof? Positive claim? Experimental evidence? Even when there is much evidence for a hypothesis or theory, the hypothesis or theory still isn't proven, as science works within likelihoods and probabilities and very rarely certainties.

[@JeweLinHisHans]

Burden of proof lies on all claims in my opinion. Assumption that a claim is true is a big problem in my opinion.

[@cyberbluntz]

@@JeweLinHisHans You can't really prove the absence of something with experimentation, which is why I say positive claim. Like you can't provide evidence that a black swan doesn't exist until all swans have been documented.

[@G88-y1g]

I love your space stuff please keep doing more of these 😃 and ancient Egyptian stuff love it 😊

[@jeremieplourde332]

Few people can bring back my interest for space and astronomy as you do. Thanks Thoughty2!

[@Beartooth18]

The name 'FarFarOut' is something only a 70's stoner could have came up with.

[@YTEdy]

Or a Shrek writer.

[@billyw3130]

@@YTEdy or a jazz musician

[@williamsizemore98]

How about Spicolli from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"? Far Out Dude.

[@data1.078]

@@YTEdy It would not surprise me if there is a brilliant 70’s stoner behind the writing of Shrek.

[@merkcityboy834]

Or star wars..

[@ohareair552]

“I’d have been up a suit and down a moustache” I don’t want to imagine 42 without that beautiful mustache

[@fuqupal]

I'm trying hard to imagine him without it.

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

He didn't always have it; RIF 8, Or Random Interesting facts number eight, is a great example. It also features a pig getting prosecuted for murder.

[@yukia.8188]

Without his mustache, he will reveals his baby-face 🤣

[@Geheimnis-c2e]

Bruh if you've watched his vids from five years ago, things are very different. (granted he was already growing a beard by that point)

[@quicksnipes2393]

He looks way better without the stache...

[@richarddutton1981]

The reason we can see exoplanets very far from us is because A) their host stars are relatively bright and B) said exoplanets are MUCH closer in orbit to its host star than planet x would be to The Sun. Planet X, if it exists is essentially in complete darkness at that distance. It'd be like trying to see a fly on the bathroom wall in complete and utter darkness.

[@2bsurreal653]

This is a layman's observation of the search for planet x. There were no theories thoroughly explored or critical thought projected. You are correct 💯🖤

[@katchibediako7036]

The reason that we can't see it is because: a) it's glowing and we think it's a star, b) it crosses our system like an X, on a larger orbit, going from above to below c) we are looking in the wrong place, d) as it orbits our sun, yet we don't know the orbit or it's speed, it could be on the other side of the sun at this point in it's orbit, and, moving towards us and the sun. We can't see it YET.

[@indee105]

It's horrifying to think.

[@a.karley4672]

(a) it'll still be radiating it's heat of formation ; but the searches are for reflected sunlight. When a candidate is found, IR observations will be a priority (and are likely already in the "target of opportunity" time budgets for appropriate instruments on appropriate telescopes). (b) the current (2021) model has an inclination of 17 degrees to the plane of the Earth's orbit. Is that enough "from above to below" for you? (c) significant swathes of sky are being surveyed. The time allocated on telescopes is substantial, but not everything. (d) it's inertia will keep it in the outer solar system where we don't need to worry about it. Whether it disturbs comets ... meh. Passing stars also disrupt comets. They'll come, with or without "Planet 9".

[@vernonvouga5869]

My Consciousness is boundless my memory is infallible. At least that's what I tell myself to get myself through the day

[@GabrielXDrums]

Sounds like you need to listen to some Erra. Definitely sounds like Erra lyrics.

[@crankyanker2682]

You are pure awareness.

[@a_son8549]

So do I, my fellow human form, so do I

[@user-ie1so5rn5k]

I remember reading about planet X in an article, but more of its recent version. That made the twists and turns really satisfying, but mostly to see and hear the whole story in the great manner thoughty2 always tells the stories was really neat, especially since I was wondering if I was right about the part with the primordial black hole, which was covered in the end. It's pretty remarkable how the lack of light will leave the whole subject in the dark. Needless to say, its cool to see how much progress this guy Thoughty2 has made!

[@billward2855]

“Hi, 42 here…”

[@AndrewLucid2009]

Hi

[@fantasticblueman3334]

I love it when thoughty2 makes space related videos

[@richardcrosby6682]

If we find Planet X they'll send King Ghidorah after us.

[@stevekitt52]

We have a radioactive lizard near Japan that would stomp his ass. 😊☢️

[@merkcityboy834]

Ppl should find planet fitness first it the closest to earth..

[@battlesheep2552]

I like how he mentioned Marvel because Groot is from "Planet X", and in his original appearance, he was a villain.

[@mider-spanman5577]

Indeed. That was cool and subtle.

[@kammy6340]

Haha...."not the planet X he was looking for." I love that reference 😂😂😂 And I love how he nodded back to his old self in suit and tie and without the moustache. How I remember those days fondly.

[@crovax1375]

I never realized that I needed dancing yetis in my life and I hope that they will return in the background of future episodes

[@JustinGreene0224]

Fun video, I liked the parts and history of Lowell, I wasn't aware of those parts outside of the segment on 1980 COSMOS. I would have like to have seen a couple more parts about Planet 9: - 10,000-year elliptical orbit, and how it's gravity is bending the ETNOS's orbits - The possible origin of P9 being ejected by Jupiter when it and Saturn flung Neptune and Uranus (and we think P9) out to their current orbits and caused the Late Heavy Bombardment when they crashed into the Kuiper Belt. - Orbital "tilt" of the planets to the sun might me caused by P9 over billions of years - And the possibility that P9 might actually have been fully ejected and the Kuiper Belt orbits might have been cause as it left the solar system. I loved watching How The Universe Works S6:E3 "Dark History of the Solar System" and S5:E1 "Mystery of Planet Nine" covered these parts.

[@elizabethsullivan7176]

Discovery Science in Canada has been marathon playing "How The Universe Works" every Wednesday all summer. I'll definitely keep my eye out for those episodes.

[@JamminClemmons]

@@elizabethsullivan7176 - Hurry, ........ We need the Flux Capacitor to get the hell outta here!!

[@raymondmeyers8983]

If it’s the 9th planet, shouldn’t it be referred to as Planet IX rather than “Planet X”?

[@ChillinHD]

x=9 algebra joke... haha😐

[@tygriffin1813]

Crazy how I've learnt more of thoughty2 than I ever did at school?

[@JJBenavidez]

Lies

[@thatONEguyAGAINandAGAIN]

What you learn in school is basic knowledge, without that you would not of gotten to this video ;)

[@A2Z2]

from*

[@ModernWelfare_]

@@thatONEguyAGAINandAGAIN Only someone truly autistic could believe such a thing.

[@MusicNinja87]

Apparently none of that was good grammar....

[@themadtahder6986]

Thoughty2 needs to bring back the suit and tie for a retro week of videos!!!

[@cmelton6796]

240p is all you need

[@PaulXPZ]

If it's out there, I expect the James Webb telescope will pick it up later this year if all goes well with it's deployment

[@victoriamckay9370]

Go observe the night sky with just your eyes. Look at the Moon shortly after it rises and then again several hours later before it sets. You need to do this when the Moon is in one of these phases 🌖🌗🌘🌒🌓🌒 to really see what's happening. It's shadow should be looking the same no matter how many times you look at it throughout the night, changing little by little every night throughout it's 28 day cycle from Full 🌕 to New 🌑 and back to full 🌕. But not any more... Not since Oct. 2010, it now looks like it rolls clockwise 180° E-V-E-R-Y NIGHT! (*NOTE: RISE AND SET TIMES VARY... Last week the Moon was rising at around Midnight and setting at around 12pm/Noon). Also on the next clear night go look at the stars... Try to do this observation of the Stars between 1am-3am and take Notice in the North Northwest Sky where a fairly large Circular area there isn't any Stars to be seen... Something big and round looks to be obstructing our view of the night sky (Stars) and it's likely what caused Earth to be tilted onto its side basically, which is the cause of why the Moon appears to be Cartwheeling 180° every night and it's shadow isn't on one side or the other 🌔🌖🌓🌗 anymore either, it now appears to be on the top and bottom going from a smile to a frown every night! And you believe they haven't found Planet X yet... They haven't told us about Earth tilting basically onto it's side yet and that's been 11yrs ago that took place... Yet not an announcement one or Breaking News Story about it either... They're hiding Earthquake and Volcanic activity from the public too, and we're who pays their salaries and funds and supports the Research Expenditures for this kind of stuff. The Poles are soon going to flip and they've been watching this very closely for some time. All the while they've been making preparations to save their own, the Chosen 1%. They aren't trying to save as many as possible and they know it a survivable event when Earth Poles Reverse the history of Noah is evidence of that, but their concerned for just themselves. We aren't valued anymore than Cattle to them... Not even an attempt to try and discuss ideas for trying to save any of us/general public. In fact quite the opposite is clearly thier approach that they're determined to take... Using a Bioweapon on the 99% before the Event takes place to make sure to avoid a mass hysteria and the angry crazed mobs of people they've lied to coming for revenge and potentially stopping them from getting out of harm's way, by whatever means they've prepared to do so, while lying and hiding this info from all of us. That's what the LOCKDOWNS WERE ABOUT... THINK ABOUT IT... AND THE CHEM TRAILS SEEDING ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS FOR GLOBAL WARMING, TO DIM THE SUN'S LIGHT TO COOL THE PLANET AND SLOW DOWN GLOBAL WARMING? OR TO ATTEMPT TO OBSTRUCT OUR VIEW OF OUR SKY'S AND BONUS THESE CHEM TRAILS ARE PACKED FULL OF TOXIC METALS THAT ARE POLLUTING THE AIR AND GROUND WATER... POLLUTING EARTH! CAN YOU ALL SAY... CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY! THAT'S THE BRUTAL TRUTH OF IT.. PLANET X DOESN'T EVEN MATTER PEOPLE! YANK THY HEAD FROM THY BUTTS PLEASE! LOOK AT THE MOON IF YOU THINK IDK WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT... IT'S FREE AND YOU CAN DO IT FROM DARNED NEAR ANYWHERE YOU ARE ON A CLEAR NIGHT.... ❣️🙏☮️🇺🇸🌎 I BELIEVE THEY'VE BEEN COLONIZING MARS FOR AT LEAST 2 DECADES IN PREPARATION OF ESCAPING THIS PLANET THAT THEY'VE BEEN RAPING AND POLLUTING TO A NEARLY UNINHABITABLE STATE... IT'S INSANE REALLY!!! AND NOBODY HAS NOTICED ALL THE CRAP THAT'S GOING ON IN THE WORLD AROUND THEM SINCE CABLE TV WAS INVENTED REALLY. AND THE INVENTIONS INTERNET AND SMART PHONES... WE'RE GROWING "HORNS" IN OUR NECKS AT THE BASE OF OUR SKULLS FROM EXCESSIVELY STARING DOWN AT THESE MIND CONTROLLING DISTRACTIVE GADGETS! THIS WASN'T SOME UNHAPPY ACCIDENT EITHER... THEY HAVE DONE THESE THINGS WITH ABSOLUTE INTENT... RISE UP ALREADY PEOPLE... RISE UP BEFORE WE'RE ALL CONDEMNED TO HELL FOR ETERNITY!

[@wolkenfarmer]

@@victoriamckay9370 First of all, I am impressed by the amount of work some or maybe even you did for thinking this stuff and writing it down with nice emoji occasionaly abusing caps. Secondly, I would like to ask whether you really believe this or you are just trolling. If you are believing this, I am afraid I will have to give you the advice to use an unbiased search machine (such as DuckDuckGo, where the feed is not personalized) und recheck your arguments. You eather seem to be in a internet bubble or you have a psychological problem. Of course, because I am not of your opinion you will think that I am just some ordinary guy manipulated by the government. This could potentially even be true, but on the other hand.. which is more likely: your absurd theory (where of yourse you are the hero - who wouldn't want to be the hero?) or the succesful manipulation of 7 billion humans?

[@jasonmaxwell9762]

Two problems here. One I have looked at the moon and the shadows are totally normal. They don't go up and down haha. 2 if they are using chem trails to cover the sky so you can't see what's going on. Why would you say go check on a clear night. Why would there be a clear night if chem trails are used to cover the sky. Seems you are contradicting yourself here bud. However that being said..I do believe that if something really bad was going to happen they wouldn't tell anyone for the reasons you mentioned. But just because that's what they would do. Doesn't mean that's what's happening.

[@JFred2]

@@wolkenfarmer And that sir is what i like to refer to as a "check mate" response. At least from the perspective of an objective 3rd party that is since you can't reason with a conspiracy theorist by definition.

[@andrewdubose9968]

Scientists: what should we call Planet X? Elon: Planet X

[@RushikeshTade]

I am following thoughty 2 from like 2 3 years now... he deserves atleast 10M subs...

[@AdrianWosniak]

I remember a time where he hadn’t had a mustache. Times were odd back then 🤣

[@marcuschauvin7039]

I deserve 10M subs.

[@sos_legio_primus]

Surely Martians would be saying/ shouting "ACK, ACK, ACK"

[@TheRaizen33]

While Tom Jones "It's Not Unusual" is playing in the background.

[@sos_legio_primus]

@@TheRaizen33 10,000-year-old baskets especially complete ones. are extremely rare and unusual. They are about as usual as blue moons and pink elephants. Whilst the Vatican and most religions have libraries full of bad historical fantasy fiction novels from up to 2000 years ago.

[@bettyswallocks6411]

Not necessarily. An earlier version could conduct a range of intelligent conversation with an anthropomorphised lagomorph.

[@ayahsha7580]

Burton's Mars

[@sos_legio_primus]

@@ayahsha7580 Also the trading cards from the 1960's that the movie, comics, and sci-fi tabletop skirmish war game is based on

[@loriehofer5715]

Imagine a guy from 100 years from now and just thinks what the heck were we thinking

[@samurai6817]

So what is the ACTUAL truth? If the status quo in 1 time period says the Earth is at the center, and in another the Sun is. Only 1 is actually correct, yet I'm sure it's part of human nature to distrust authority. So in every time period, there will always be an INNATE trust of the common narrative... who is actually correct tho?

[@sexgod57able]

@@samurai6817 Me.

[@timq6224]

@@samurai6817 -- no one "believed" the sun was at the center of the solar system until 300AD. No one had proof of that until 1600AD. It takes time to prove any belief to be true. The problem becomes when people cling to their beliefs in spite of the evidence. That issue is magnified by the hundreds of beliefs which only have one factual reality.

[@calebmahoney2448]

@@timq6224 I thought the sumarians were aware of other galaxies. Maybe just other stars. But one of the two.

[@euthanasiadumbwaiter2520]

Big ole dark planet, out there in space. We still can’t see it, even though it’s right front of our face. Because space is very big, and out there it’s very dim. So unless atmospheric conditions are perfect, chances of seeing Planet X are very slim.

[@imahuman6880]

“Does Planet X really exist?” Through the power of the Notification gang, I have the original title!

[@spacesandwich5593]

What changed?

[@aletheiasophia2248]

Hahahahahaha

[@alisonabrooks]

ok? ayone that clicked the video sees that

[@frogz]

@@alisonabrooks you must not be a fan of thoughty.... real fans know to check the comments to see the original title of the video because it is usually changed a few times in the first few hours

[@alisonabrooks]

@@frogz OnLy ReAl FaNs KnOw ThE tItLe Of ThE ViDeO