Venus - Earth's Lost Twin

[@SEA]

Scientists might have found traces of biological processes in the clouds above Venus! This is huge! www.nature.com/articles/s41550-020-1174-4

[@1brianm7]

I’m still placing my bets on it being some geologic thing, I would love if this is true but we don’t have know how it forms on Earth very well we are just pretty sure it’s biological only.

[@nathanielmathews2617]

@@1brianm7 I doubt it due to the likelihood of it being extremely volatile in such environments. Also it was found at the perfect location

[@mamavswild]

I agree; every abiotic source for phosgene cannot produce a 15 sigma signal,..this IS huge. We need to collect samples from it’s balmy atmosphere and return it to Earth ASAP. I know that there was several different methods/ideas being floated for how to do this (it’s easier than sampling Mars since we don’t have to land and take off again), maybe now these ideas will be fast tracked. LOL isn’t it crazy? After all this time, it was YOU, Venus...lol

[@phantomwalker8251]

lies,all lies,,the sumerians were NOT, mesopotamian,they tought them,& the greeks,& everybody else.they were taught astrology,math,science,the universes planets,x 12,by our creators.GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT.. !!.

[@phantomwalker8251]

babylon,??,copied the sumerian texts..for fk sake,get it right....

[@Obvioustroller]

Mars: cold and frigid. Venus: hot and thicc.

[@moltengears7483]

.-.

[@mhkeith829]

Bwahaahaa!!! Great one! Like your humor!

[@ZerinZarinZerin]

xD

[@alvinxyz7419]

Virgin mars vs Chad venus

[@lexobischof7069]

And then Earth: suitable temperatures and suitable atmosphere. Perfectly balanced as all things should be

[@captc0ck5lap60]

Gotta give the Russian engineers props for managing to build something that could land in and survive such extreme conditions. Even surviving long enough to send images and data back to earth.

[@SEA]

Totally! Space exploration is the one thing that unites nations

[@beerme2096]

Seriously, a hell of an accomplishment

[@SuperSteve180]

Yeah but we still landed on the moon first. U.S.A.! U.S.A.!

[@pbxn-3rdx-85percent]

In Russia extreme conditions survive you. (I don't even know what that means XD)

[@christiane.g.4142]

and even make 9 hours of sound recordings from the surface. Sounds like a hurricane

[@mrthelwulf4566]

I’ve been focusing on Venus in the sky recently and it’s simply beautiful.

[@Danielstigman]

It really is. Take it in while you can, as we won't see it again until 2028

[@majedbader3497]

I can’t wait

[@Nightcrawler333]

Me too.. it's too easy to spot and too beautiful..

[@mrthelwulf4566]

Douglas Sirk look west and you should see an extremely bright object and that will be Venus

[@Stevethethird677]

@Douglas Sirk Currently the brightest object aside from the sun and moon.

[@kadenfrfx]

"the upper atmosphere might be a more reasonable target" this aged amazingly

[@AksamRafiz]

What do u mean?

[@matthewabln6989]

@@AksamRafiz Phosphine, an organic compound, was purportedly discovered in the atmosphere of Venus. This is currently disputed. It may simply be sulfur dioxide which is quite common for Venus.

[@wills5656]

Kickin ass

[@HolyGuacamolean]

The scientists behind it all won the men's butts award for science breakthrough that year, if I'm not mistaken.

[@HolyGuacamolean]

You spoke too soon. Today, June 28, 2021 they put out their findings showing there is nowhere near the amount of water within the clouds to support any life. Almost 100x too little water and the scientists say there's zero chance of life in the Venusian clouds.

[@fraserhenderson7839]

She hung out on the wrong side of the tracks, blew her inheritance, didn't look after herself, now she's a crazy hoarder lady with her thermostat set way too high and so much CO2 around that nobody will visit... but we don't see any cats.

[@Chad_Thundercock]

Fraser Henderson Man, Venus hit the wall hard.

[@koneeche]

why does this sound so familia- oh, right.

[@WingerWind]

Her?

[@stxdude830]

@@WingerWind yes, HER

[@WingerWind]

But Venus is a planet I’m so confused-

[@15284750]

I'm Russian and I never knew our thing landed on Venus first. By the way it's called Venera because it is simply Venus in Russian.

[@evandoan5433]

Apollo 11...nuff said🇺🇸

[@ArmyOfMapping]

Привет my man.

[@birdsandthingsbeachandbush1064]

@@evandoan5433 🤭

[@koharumi1]

@@evandoan5433 🌍🌏

[@ashleyvander1715]

Russians did like 99% of the stuff first lmao

[@vindicatedxxi5247]

"hottest place in the solar system" SUN: bruh am I a joke to you?

[@Kaledrone]

@DoomsDave Gaming It's still in the solar system. And the dude said, hottest "place" in the solar system, not hottest "planet", and the Sun is the hottest "place" in the solar system, be it a star or a planet or whatever.

[@profitsmash672]

@Barak Dosunmu the very hot shit humans managed to make fore a very short time on a very small scale am i a joke to u

[@slinkerdeer]

@@profitsmash672 not sustained temperature doesn't counr

[@DavidPigbody]

He misspoke. Get over it.

[@SubvertTheState]

The Sun isn't necessarily IN the solar system as much as Sol, IS the Sol System. If you don't count Sol, Venus is next, then likely Mercury.

[@ximalas]

Venus is right above the roof at work when I go home late at night. It sure was a spectacle earlier this year, and it still is.

[@rainbowgalaxy2740]

Oh my god are you a boy or girl

[@ximalas]

@@rainbowgalaxy2740 Why should my gender matter?

[@Rokaize]

ximalas Isn’t it obvious?

[@omniyeet8818]

@@Rokaize what?

[@DrJones20]

@@rainbowgalaxy2740 Weirdo

[@warrena5515]

Venus is so beautiful if you forget it is like a bajillion degrees.

[@olli9764]

Venus is hot

[@o.o9825]

Venus is out of this world, man. Out of my league too

[@podarium1]

Ok

[@warrena5515]

@@podarium1 ok

[@Panzer_Runner]

So Venus is : - Hot - Beautiful - Worth simping - and out of everyone's league

[@douglasthompson1724]

I wonder if Venus had a natural satellite similar to our own moon if that would have altered its environment quite a bit, maybe set into place some plate tectonics on the planet, etc. It would have been really cool if we had an actual habitable planet literally right next door practically identical to Earth. Oh well, really puts into focus just how finicky conditions for a stable environment can be. *Edited for atrocious grammar

[@neikodigg4964]

I thought the same thing Douglas. Maybe computer systems will be able to run a simulation, once more knowledge becomes known about the true effects of a companion satellite. I don't think we have all the information needed (at this time) to run a simulation that would match how nature would do it. It would be cool to find out though. A strong magnetic field for Venus probably wouldn't hurt too, if we're trying to create a life supporting planet...

[@Mate397]

There is this odd thing about Venus, there are reports from astronomers circa 17th century that it did have an moon like object orbiting it but few hundred years later no sign of this. Either those a few hundred years ago screwed up badly, or something happened to Venus' moon.

[@Mate397]

@61 Cygni You assume it would be worth to send/invest that much resources to colonize. Not to mention if Venusians would kick our asses off their planet in the first place. Or perhaps we'd form a planetary union together.

[@yousuckatdrawing]

@61 Cygni Colonization does not equal destruction. It is our ultimate destiny as humans if we are to survive as a species. To paint it as something negative is suicidal ideation.

[@douglasthompson1724]

@@Mate397 Highly doubtful, if there was a moon there, we would have seen the influence a moon would have had on it, and then seen the violent effects of what happened when that moon was taken away. Not only that, but we would have seen the remnants of said moon orbiting the planet if it were destroyed, unless for some incredible reason it were just flung randomly into open space.

[@tonygeorgiew7612]

SEA: *new video* Me: *rolls joint*

[@marygrace9378]

Tony Georgiew felt that

[@DrWoodyII]

Care to share?

[@yaboykris2118]

I miss smoking...used to be my favorite thing to do.

[@Onegaiprofessor]

I want what he's smoking

[@DimEst19xx]

@@yaboykris2118 sometimes I do, but it messed up my head. I haven't smoked for like 3 months and I feel like me again. I used to smoke everyday for many years but know I feel lot better without it. It's okay I think from time to time but still not ideal.

[@eggroll6764]

It’s kinda scary to think about how one day the Earth will end up like Venus as the sun exits its main sequence

[@Chad_Thundercock]

Eggroll . We, as a species, absolutely have to get off of this rock. Otherwise, nothing else we do, will ultimately matter. Until we manage to leave Earth, we're just living on borrowed time.

[@Chad_Thundercock]

james kenyon It's not something that's going to happen next week, or even in the next few million years, but our understanding of the Sun indicates that it will not go nova, but it will absolutely expand as it exhausts the initial hydrogen fuel and begins to fuse helium. At that point, all the rocky planets, will at best cook like Venus has, or more likely simply become completely molten. This is predicted to happen within the next 4 to 6 billion years. Additionally, current propulsion, and really all energy sources, require a 'cold reservoir' to which we can transfer heat. So the longer we wait to expand our civilization to the stars, the harder it will be to get us there. Plus, the required materials are being consumed or destroyed at an alarming rate already. We have to leave Earth, or we are doomed. That doesn't mean you, me, and our grandkids. But Humanity, as a species, has to leave the nest sometime, as the tree that nest is in, is dying. The clock stands at 2.5 billion years currently, and it's already ticking.

[@Chad_Thundercock]

james kenyon Just about any reputable scientific publication can explain the fusion mechanics of the sun, as it's no different from any other garden variety main sequence star. I feel like you're confusing the electromagnetic effects of Sol's fusion reactions, to be the actual driving system. EM spectrum emmisions are a byproduct of fusion, that life has evolved to use as an energy sources, but it's more of a waste product than anything, from the perspective of stars. I'd be doing a disservice to physics professors around the world if I tried to explain the nuclear and particle physics of the sun myself, but a quick Google search will send you the right direction for a full understanding of stellar fusion principles As a side note, as I have a feeling you might be drawing on the 'electric universe' theory more than one should - that explanation of stellar mechanics is based on a very flawed and incomplete model. It's an appealing theory to the common person, but it has some serious problems when tested against observations, and what we know from experiments in fission and fusion reactors here on Earth. I'd strongly suggest abandoning that theory as it will hamper proper understanding of the underlying mechanics regarding several science disciplines.

[@Chad_Thundercock]

james kenyon I've heard of it. The EU theory, while supported if we only consider the research of Tesla (and let's not down play his accomplishes - he was a brilliant and visionary mind), does not match with the work of Hawking, Einstein, Thorne, Plank, Penrose, Dyson, Freeman, and other esteemed minds. One of the greatest challenges facing modern physics today is getting the Newtonian mechanics world to play nicely with the atomic and particle physics world. If someone finds a way to marry Newton and QFT, they'll be next in line for the Nobel prize. I don't expect that we will be able to sway one another to the 'other side', so to speak. But I appreciate how we are able to discuss both theories at a conceptual level and maintain respect for the person making the argument. That's rare in TubeLand, so here's to you. On a side note - if you're looking for the mind blower of the week, check out how electric current causes a magnetic field, from the relativistic perspective. I sort of intuitively knew it, but seeing it fully explained is just crazy.

[@OriginalKnifeHD]

james kenyon Damn, your head is denser than Mercury’s atmosphere.

[@dr.a006]

When someone asks me how old I am while living on Venus: I’m 43 days old but I’m only 39 years old.

[@o0oSolidSnakeo0o]

Man, you are legitimately my favourite KZbinr. Every video covers subjects I already know about (so I think) but you always manage to teach me something new and in such a brilliant and engaging way. Keep it up man - I really want to thank you for what you do.

[@matthew944]

Venus has fascinated me ever since I first observed it through a telescope. Astronomy, Physics, mysteries, great channel!

[@solomonkain]

Cool, just when I was thinking of the channel! Cheers, man. Stay safe

[@urbanshadow777]

She has been particularly bright recently.

[@thewall4069]

Ms. Goddess of Beauty or something is boutta fire huge orbital laser towards little earth

[@al_temuri]

@@VeganAncientDragonKnight yes I noticed that too

[@Mico605]

Story of Venus is likely the story of Earth in the far future when the Sun expands as it gets older.

[@shurshot57]

This is the best documentary on Venus I have even seen. Thank you!,, well done!,

[@MendTheWorld]

Venus has seemed so extraordinarily bright these past weeks. It’s as if i’ve never seen it before.

[@mogdadzuher6547]

Because of less pollution in the air maybe

[@observingsystem]

Yes, like mogdad is saying: probably because of less air pollution, also it's a new moon and the last few days the sky was darker because of that. Best conditions for Venus to shine.

[@observingsystem]

@THE SUZZ I don't know why this reply is highlighted, since it states what already was said by someone else and me before.

[@AviChetriArtwork]

It has its cloest approach to our planet as well.

[@_cancel142]

Sea do be simping on Venus tho.

[@Panzer_Runner]

Welcome to Simp Nation, idubbz be do on his side doe

[@flytrapYTP]

@@Panzer_Runner How can you simp your own girlfriend, that's literally the opposite of what simping is.

[@Panzer_Runner]

@@flytrapYTP Well fucking say that to the millions who think Idubbbz is a simp, not me.

[@flytrapYTP]

@@Panzer_Runner You are a part of those millions. So I am asking you. You told us that Idubbz is on the side of simps. So the burden of explanation lies on you.

[@slayzer4526]

Anthony shut the fuck up gay boi

[@YouChwb]

Thank you SEA. brilliant & interesting content as usual.

[@carlostorrijos643]

I felt sorry for Venus about how it stopped being able to keep its water atmosphere :(

[@247sukhman]

Me Too

[@Turrican60]

It's a rocky planet, not a sentient being, so there's nothing to feel emotional about. All the changes Venus has undergone are completely natural, therefore they were always meant to be.

[@247sukhman]

Turrican60 okay

[@carlostorrijos643]

@@Turrican60 whatever

[@Zanelander]

@@Turrican60 Douche.

[@WeskerT002]

You are my new favorite KZbin channel. Keep up the great work!

[@ss2gora0]

I almost want to shed a tear for Venus as it tried so hard to support and sustain life. As a living being that has successfully thrived on Earth - Venus, you will not be forgotten!

[@mejdalsari2296]

Check out @bullaki for the real explanation of the Venus phosphine discovery

[@ArjunBhattarai]

01:56 Venus is the hottest place in the solar system. The Sun : Hold my Thermometer

[@owenshebbeare2999]

A tired meme, spoken by one of many anally retentive pedants.

[@JetPackDino]

Just found your channel. THANK you. Thank you for not yelling or talking 100 mph because you're trying to cram all your info into 10 minutes the way too many KZbinrs do. Thank you for talking to us like we're adults and not 9 year-olds with ADHD. Thank you for these scientifically current videos. They are so beautiful! I could go on. Subscribed

[@rockstarfreddyyt5080]

i know this was 2 years ago but, are you just making fun of people who might be 9+(can be older idk) with ADHD? I understand you probably didn't mean it but it sounded like it to me 🙏

[@derekthedullard]

Hey Sam. I discovered your amazing channel a few weeks ago and I absolutely love it. You've accompanied me during lockdown whilst I've been doing housework, gardening and just even when popping to the shops. Keep up the good work.

[@andrewpotapenkoff7723]

A little mistake at 06:10 its BEHEPA on russian, means Venus. Not the BEHAPA. Its not rly important, as always - great video, thanks!

[@HardSmartfuxu]

Да, Венера.

[@meows_and_woof]

Venera

[@집학살]

I like where your channel is going :)

[@varadarajkamath404]

Can we have a F for those beings who chose venus over earth 4 billion years ago😔

[@onometre]

earth? You mean that pile of dust that got hit by that other planet recently? Hard pass!

[@tatotaytoman5934]

@@onometre well now you are a rotisserie chicken

[@insertcoolnamehere937]

@@tatotaytoman5934 mmmm... Yummy

[@-M0LE]

onometre what other planet

[@ollievilair]

@@-M0LE Theia

[@wellyesbutno5592]

Wow, this is sea on his smart drugs again. Thankyou! I needed something calm like this!

[@OMADRevolution]

One of the best and most comprehensive videos on the subject!

[@Arten00]

Earth:hello sister Venus: Hello Sister Earth:okay bye Venus:Bruh

[@Arten00]

@rayan abdallah wait-

[@Somerandomguy1927]

Venus says the opposite of me Sister instead of brother

[@chrisbarrett7348]

Just wanted to say that you really do make some of the best content on youtube. Thank you for the work you put into these videos. It is greatly appreciated.

[@samp8850]

I just discovered your channel and I''m addicted already.

[@dreel37]

Idk if you saw my comment but I promised I'd come to one of your vids after a year and here I am! You're about to multiply your subs by 3 holy crap you've gone far mate and im glad youre enjoying it all

[@Evantheplaneguy]

Venus is just amazing to look at. With or without a telescope.

[@johanahonen8627]

Live your work!! Keep it up! You and Isaac Arthur rock!

[@shakebeforeusage4568]

Thanks the awesome content gives me something to do during Quarantine :)

[@attentionlabel]

Venus... So near, and yet so far

[@sayvionwashington1939]

"Say Papa, what happened to my brother?" "Leauge of Legends happened, Earth."

[@DivisionPrecision]

true

[@ACoroa]

SEA, thanks for this informative video.

[@artisansportsman8950]

If i went to Venus i would take the ultimate survival kit : elastic band, catapult, a whistle, some chewing gum & a walkie talkie to keep in touch with me mum, she could tell me when it was tea time.

[@makismakiavelis5718]

I always look up at the sky to see Venus. So bright and easy to spot. It is especially beautiful when sometimes it appears close to the moon like it did in March. Great video as always SEA!

[@lirachasmody]

Imagine if Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars were all habitable and not just Earth. Imagine so much life and history and cultures!

[@SEA]

I’ve always feared if we found a contrasting life source we’d end up going to an unnecessary war. Other life forms would teach us a lot about our place and significance in the universe but sadly we are a greedy, self-centred species with nobody to tell us otherwise :(

[@olliesimpson5427]

I love learning aboyt these wonderous planets! You are able to talk about them in a way which i understand! Thank you and dont stop! 😀

[@mrloop1530]

"Venus is the hottest place in the Solar System." I'm pretty sure the Sun is hotter.

[@xgrusomexxgrusomex3312]

No Venus is the hottest

[@Kaledrone]

Both replies above are fucking stupid as shit. First of all, only a dumbass will believe that Venus is warmer than the Sun. Second of all, just because it's a star doesn't mean it's still not the hottest "place" in the solar system. The dude said "place", not "planet", Venus is the hottest "planet" on the solar system, and the sun is the hottest fucking anything overall in our solar system. Either the narrator messed up planet with place or he just straight up said something wrong.

[@oggeenock]

Kaledrone /\ Bro, your reply is also stupid, xgrusomex was being sarcastic and doomsdave actually thought he was serious.

[@84MadHatter]

@@oggeenock how do you he was being sarcastic . . .I call BS

[@kekthegod5073]

First of all how would you know he was being sarcastic that was not even funny at all, it’s not dumb enough to be even funny it’s just retarded

[@potawatomi100]

Excellent video filled w/ worthwhile information and very well narrated.

[@mejdalsari2296]

Check out @bullaki for the real explanation of the Venus phosphine discovery

[@doloresily]

this video makes me cry so much, venus' story is the most tragic story ever.):

[@JojoushiPWI]

Thank you for the hard work SEA!!! Love these videos :).

[@247sukhman]

I Love This Planet. My Life is Like Venus, Bright From Outside But Hellish From Inside.

[@magneto44]

interesting people are complex :)

[@247sukhman]

Magneto Rex yes!

[@tyrannosaurhex6132]

I find your videos very meditating, imagining space as you narrate...

[@regular-joe]

Thank you for so much information that I've never heard of, presented so logically, clearly, and thoroughly.

[@Jarlezz1]

I wish you got more views man! Your videos on space are the most visual pleasing on KZbin.

[@seni8494]

It's kinda cool that this video was record on Friday. Friday is named from Venus.

[@are3287]

Friday is named from Freya

[@Panzer_Runner]

The material Obamium can be found in Venus

[@paulinephan05]

@@are3287 See vendredi, venerdì, viernes, divendres, etc.

[@rockb117]

Just found this channel and have been binging on it since!

[@justindeloach6732]

Venus has always been beautiful but is even more so now after watching this, i learned a lot!

[@smellthel]

In the distant future we might have to push earth away from the sun to make sure it doesn’t suffer the same fate.

[@trust5227]

Bro, off topic, but who used to watch that GD content lol. Anyway, bro I fricken love your channel. Keep it up!!!

[@stormcutter59]

It just goes to show how it's an absolute MIRACLE we have life as we know it on Earth. Seriously the probabilities that go into having a planet that can maintain life is astronomical. It literally is the greatest miracle we know of.

[@ChiefLeef]

SEA:Posts anpther video Lockdown Depression: *I'ght Imma head out*

[@oceanbuoy6563]

"Venus' best days are behind it, once an illustrious ocean planet; now a toxic ball of dried rock and gas, waiting to be devoured by a dying star".....Damn, I hope you don't end up writing my eulogy lol.

[@jdrsims]

Who’s here after finding out that there is life on Venus?

[@lukefritz6795]

Not for sure but yeah.

[@vichael]

Im really happy youre making astronomic content now! love from poland 🥰

[@b0lol70]

Funny how we have an example of global warming going rampant in our solar system yet the people high up are still too ignorant about it. But by the way have you heard of the concept about cloud colonies in the atmosphere of venus? Very interesting read

[@b0lol70]

@Ramp Shark Thank god i don't live there... Suppose my country aint doing much either about it too, so i guess everywhere has stupid people....

[@darkfuture7270]

How old are you guys? I was a teen in the 90's and they were wrong about global warming. Many said by 2020 we would be seeing large scale environmental destruction and that never came to pass. Climate alarmism seems to be a tax payer cash grab like so many other scams pulled on working people. Billions fleeced off working people for a climate apocalypse that never came. Now they are just saying its another 20 years off? I dont believe it. Fool me once, shame on you.....

[@mig7287]

@@darkfuture7270 👍👍👍👍

[@mig7287]

Venus CO2 is 200.000 times the CO2 on earth's atmosphere. You could burn all you can find in earth and would not get close to a thousandth of Venus' CO2. We leave on a planet of water. If you swap earth's HO2 for CO2 we them become Venus. The Universe is a beast.

[@Okla_Soft]

I watch these videos every night after everyone is in bed and the lights are out. SEA videos are simply the best around...thank you.

[@mp-lily7908]

Great, now I'm sad thinking about the idea of Mercurians and Venusians being wiped out as the solar system grew. Who knows, perhaps all the rocky planets had life at some time, but never at the same time, maybe they never knew others were out there...

[@darkwizard9237]

Hello :) amazing video. Its amazing to see your still making amazing content. Cant belive its alredy 2 years since you left the community. But im happy i stubbled to your chanel again 👍

[@-Jansen155]

Great vid. Venus is the most interesting relic of the solar system. Though I wouldn't be so sure it's best days are behind it. If terraforming is actually possible then we'll have as much time as we need to do it, and should be able to enjoy it for a couple billion years right?

[@onetallpheeesh]

Idk I would think we'd be better off colonizing and terraforming one of Saturn/Jupiter's moons given their distance and the known future of our sun

[@jeschinstad]

@@onetallpheeesh: Why not both? We could have a trillion people living in space in just a few thousand years. They're going to need some hobbies.

[@yamahaeipamaha8472]

We have to get further away not closer.

[@rolltidekris2215]

I absolutely LOVE all of your videos. Your voice is melodic 😊

[@protostar5946]

What if we somehow managed to *colonize* Venus?

[@prich0382]

There are a good few videos on that, the best idea is floating cities high in the atmosphere where it is much cooler

[@swargpatel7634]

Probably very unlikely for js

[@MetallicDZN]

Hi proto

[@skyrocks12]

Wolfenstein moment

[@ScupperEnjoyer]

SEA WITH ANOTHER UPLOAD, hope you're doing good bro

[@scoopz-fm2nj]

As soon as i heard Lucifer for the Morningstar i thought of the tv series 😂

[@fhdk227]

DETECTIVEEEE

[@ragingre4per242]

I just love sitting out the back sometimes at night and just staring at the beauty of venus it truly is amazing that we get to witness it

[@VarvasNukka]

I wonder if it would be possible to find some life still on venus. Seeing as we can find single cell organism in undersea vents and even near lava flows, might it be possible that some subterranean bubble of life still exists?

[@TaeSunWoo]

This comment aged extremely well.

[@brianmontgomery580]

Yooo

[@simon_quinn]

SEA Ive watched everyone of your videos!!

[@Aztesticals]

Venus might as well be Icarus

[@kenaujak]

One of my favorite youtube channels to watch when I'm high

[@HardSmartfuxu]

How does education and intoxication work at the same time? Watch when you are sober, maybe you can learn a thing or two.

[@TheCreeperyXYZ]

Now I feel bad for Venus :c

[@8287-r5b]

seriously falling in love with your channel

[@johanbotha7315]

Love that line...the earth’s true twin

[@Turrican60]

...just not identical twins.

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

I just stop looking at the news for this ! Glad your OK and making video !! Your voice is really comforting just to listen to !! When die, I want him to sit and explain to me what's happening as I go out !!

[@FatalFist]

Instead of assuming Venus is Earth in the future when Green House gases go wild, why not consider that Venus is what Primordial Earth was?

[@mig7287]

👍👍👍👍

[@sgx5741]

It took me a while, I knew I heard your voice from somewhere. Saw your logo and saw that I was subbed to you then I remember watching your GD videos! Love to see you moved on and are now making some new content.

[@fenixselfhelp7177]

“Venus is more associated with femininity than any other planet” Venus, a burning hellhole Yeah, sounds about right.

[@NetarAlt]

It describes Karens, Nice

[@TheKagar]

Thank you for upload :D

[@mechadense]

17:45 And Venuses other best days are in front of her. When we finally will start to accept the present that she gives to us by her mere existence, and when we stop shunning her because we talk ourselves into believing that we can't bear her fierceness and begin to realize that her fierceness is just a superficial character trait, realize that some day she can be as gentle a wife to our descendants as Earth can be a gentle mother. A fearsome wife that can even take on the burden of the even more fearsome humans without being crushed under their weight. What we will learn through Venuses harsh treatment will lower the burden that the human brothers and sisters that stay home in the nest will put on Earth. So mother Earth will thank us.

[@matthewmalbrough2632]

Poetic yet naive. Venus will never be habitable by humans. It’s placement in the system and basic geology wont let humans ever inhabit it

[@matthewmalbrough2632]

Bdon Widdit yes very symbolic

[@Venus-bl1rb]

very epic video, thank you

[@lolosh99]

How is like being known as *hot and thicc* ?

[@Psybandit]

It's like he just got a PhD recently or something.

[@Psybandit]

@N7Slayer55 ?

[@owenshebbeare2999]

What made you say this?

[@Psybandit]

@@owenshebbeare2999 he went from talking about square game news to astronomy.

[@tuqann]

Enjoyable essay, excellent video presentation, two thumbs up ++1!

[@rozmackenziefrazer]

Such an awesome video!! Thank you! I’d love to see a video from you about all the “coincidences” of earths existence, like all the strange slim chances that have meant earth has thrived, that probably aren’t coincidences at all...trying to find info on this, would love to know if anyone has seen a video on this! xx

[@walterwalter-ql1np]

It's likely coincidence

[@ajbufort]

Excellent presentation, thank you!

[@DeeJayFM]

This isn't a npesta diss track

[@podarium1]

Lmao

[@TheSUPACORBIN]

Hey bro! I love your deep analysis and optimism. You should do a video on the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope. It's scheduled to launch in less than a year and I would love to know more! Keep it up at your own pace, man! Thanks

[@MappaPetts1999]

By the time the sun expands, surely we can just move the planet

[@Turrican60]

You're effectively saying that you have confidence in Mankind's ability to survive countless millions - if not billions - of years into the future. Well, I certainly don't share your unfounded optimism. Judging by how highly irresponsible our species is when it comes to exploiting mother Earth's resources (not to mention our incessant poisoning of land, air and seas)....well, we'll be lucky if we're still here just two centuries from now. Earth's demise at the hands of Man will inevitably trigger our own extinction, and I see that as by far the more likelier outcome.

[@MappaPetts1999]

@@Turrican60 Well if we don't survive, then why would we care about the Earth anymore. No point considering that possibility.

[@MappaPetts1999]

@Omer Ahmed Might as well save it virtually at that point and explore it in some form of virtual reality. Cool idea though :)

[@livelybubbs6242]

We can take -bikini bottom- planet earth, and push it somewhere else

[@ITER345]

great content as always sea

[@TaeSunWoo]

(Laughs in September 2020)

[@jackthelad9933]

well done. excellent narration and script writing.

[@francy3643]

yeah sad thing that he's dead