Voyager 2's Discoveries On Neptune and Uranus [4K] | Zenith | Spark

Within our solar system, there are a number of planets that are way more difficult to explore due to reasons like extreme temperatures (Mercury & Venus), and being billion and billion of miles away from earth (Uranus, Neptune). But over the years with advanced technology, learning about these planets has become a reality. Just what have we learned about these planets so far?
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[@paulkendra5504]

Lol... I nearly forgot what I was watching... Until the end.. when they finally got to Uranus and Neptune

[@MountainFisher]

Maybe I'm being a little picky, but doesn't the title talk about discoveries on Neptune and Uranus made by Voyager? I don't mind learning about Mercury and Venus, but it took over half the video to get to Voyager. I think the video is misnamed.

[@elricmagar9307]

Yup was thinking the same thing but still loved it..

[@davidbryden7904]

"Click-baited" us, didn't they! 🤔 I'd thought better of Spark, but...🤷‍♂️ ✌️💚&🌲s!

[@themyceliumnetwork]

thats because its clickbait & should be reported!

[@davidbryden7904]

@@themyceliumnetwork love the handle! You're a "growmie"? ✌️💚🌲

[@ajcook7777]

I wish there was a clickbait warning button that people can press so it warns others not to click on it

[@jamesmichaels4979]

21:00 for the title part

[@AustinfromNashville]

These are the absolute best videos to just rest my stimulated wandering mind. Really helps me sleep so much better and faster.

[@michaellee6489]

Great little video! A good starter for someone just starting to learn about the planets. Quality information presented in an interesting, pleasant manner.

[@cheeloc]

Starts at 21:00

[@DanielVerberne]

What starts at that specific timecode?

[@HoennMaster]

@@DanielVerberne the first half of the video is about Mercury and Venus. The part about Uranus and Neptune starts at this time stamp.

[@demonhalo67]

We haven't visited Uranus since 1986 and Neptune 1989. This is far too long for such important neighbours, space technology has moved forward a light year since Voyager 2 and we are now capable of extracting much more information in many more ways since then. It is obvious NASA is not interested if these worlds as it is obsessed with finding life, which i strongly suspect there isn't any. I hope one of the other space agencies in Europe or China will finally get us back there.

[@Simonssjs20]

Finally to Uranus😃

[@Khyboh]

Absolutely amazing!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ratsrat3680]

These are the best to help me sleep lol

[@nuruddinpeters9491]

Lol exactly what im doing

[@jrcaspe5488]

Same here.

[@nealakuro5562]

This so cool thank u so much I love it

[@tospsy]

20:53 actually miranda is uranuses smallest circular moon. Titania is uranuses largest moon.

[@the_dark_one6052]

Yep😉

[@demonhalo67]

I see what you did there.

[@jamesmylife6578]

They got some of their stuff wrong 😭 Miranda is Uranus smallest major moon. Titania is its largest

[@Amadyboy]

Neptune is my fav planey

[@ESF19791111]

VERY INTERESTING VIDEO :) THANK YOU FOR SHARING :) THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)

[@jamesbugbee6812]

EZer 2 Xplain Uranus' orientation by considering it a relatively young capture by the sun; a magnetic field in some confusion only goes along w/ this idea.

[@michaelkerr2005]

The video is good quality content but the name chosen for the video is very misleading 20 minutes into the video and still waiting to hear about Uranus and Neptune

[@slavasmrti3328]

I don't want to hear anything a boot ur anus eh. :P

[@Archangelsword]

The voyager told me all about Uranus.🙃

[@NeonVisual]

Send it to the delta quadrant.

[@oodalollyproductions9345]

Loves it ❤🪐✨🚀

[@johnnyq1233]

I would guess that it discovered that Neptune is fishy and Uranus is smelly!!! LOL

[@cher8005]

The title of this video is a bit of click-bait. If you're interested in Venus and Mercury, this is the video for you. But, if like me, you were hoping to find a focused video exploring the two outer ice giants in detail, you're going to find yourself disappointed.

[@chriscampbell8161]

I thought I was watching a video on Uranus and Neptune, not about Venus. 🤨

[@dundundun4242]

Probes may have visited Uranus but none have come to Myanus

[@honodle7219]

Nicely done.

[@stevecooper7038]

Just spent several hours observing the UFO's hovering around the rings above Uranus. 🤣

[@4partmedia]

🤔🤦‍♂️

[@jace5190]

What's the narrator's name? He has a wonderful voice!

[@theac3467]

This isn't about primarily about Uranus and Neptune.

[@timferguson1593]

The music is perfect! Sounds like the opening credits to a Start Trek movie!

[@charleslamb1114]

Like the video

[@marcinchodorowski5443]

Miranda is not the largest moon of Uranus, it is rather the most oddish one due to its surface features....

[@MrMisterock]

God bless their souls.

[@marcocambray7725]

know that was good

[@satanofficial3902]

In the movie Journey To The Seventh Planet (1962), a small group of intrepid space explorers took a rocket to Uranus. And to their shock and horror, they discovered Uranus had some real nastiness to it.

[@Gokufansclub001]

21:05

[@paulstein6971]

Spark. You should have kept the original name. The other planets.

[@paultaylor7947]

How sad it looks like the days of heavy fuel consumption are over

[@albertchehade9916]

WHO names these planets??

[@h.dejong2531]

The people who discovered them.

[@albertchehade9916]

@@h.dejong2531 So....mr uranus named that planet?

[@h.dejong2531]

@@albertchehade9916 No. The person who discovers a planet gets to choose the name for it (usually). William Herschel discovered Uranus. His choice for a name was an exception to the naming rule. He proposed 'Georgium Sidus (George's Star)' after the British king George, which the astronomical community didn't like, because it's inconsistent with the names of the other planets (which are derived from Greek and Roman mythology) and because you shouldn't name a planet "star". A german astronomer proposed the name Uranus, and that stuck.

[@albertchehade9916]

@@h.dejong2531 Thanks for your explanation, appreciated....

[@anthonyhughes2402]

Actually, the last Venera probe lasted just over an hour on Venus surface

[@raphaelandrews3617]

If we could terraform Venus it could be made habitable and people could live there.

[@MaxB6851]

If Venus is that hot why do we need a power supply that runs on Plutonium?

[@DeH-v4r]

Ⓜ️🌗👁️💫🌟 NJ sperk star ✨ in 1 Jupiter 🕳️🌚🌞

[@CouchWarrior561]

Soviet ≠ russian. russian ≠ soviet. russia appropriated ussr's achievements but russians were only one of hundred nations of ussr, moreover most of space inventions in ussr were developed not by ethnic russians!

[@sysomphonemanuthong3953]

There cluster sections off CA is nice ! It's crystal was potions from the Alien ships! Collecting ✨⭐ Kool huh! I love careerxz!

[@TheTrue82]

I bet theres a lot of gas in uranus.

[@paultaylor7947]

I don't want to hear about power shortages

[@davidbryden7904]

@Paul Taylor You wouldn't be in Cali, would you?! Lol✌️💚🌲🌏☮️

[@RawHeadRay]

He’s going to pronounce Uranus that way for the whole thing isn’t he,…

[@meesalikeu]

oh no the narration is by a nigel bot 😂

[@stevenearlsmith2595]

I hate it when narrator's use scientific temperature designations that are not commonly used by normal people's! 500K = 440F 500C = 932F

[@channel_x_8]

rest of world uses degrees celsius

[@Zandanga]

Thanks 👍

[@belldrop7365]

Ikr? Gotta hate it when they use F instead of C like the rest of the world.

[@slavasmrti3328]

celsius or gtfo...

[@heaven-is-real]

Pluto is the last planet

[@curlsalot91]

He actually said youranus...take a lesson from Neil (;

[@imanidioli]

Wrong title

[@michaelanderson3096]

Europa Lander (2027).

[@stevelevesque3274]

first 19 minutes have nothing to do with title, more bs

[@themyceliumnetwork]

More CLICKBAIT By Spark!!

[@DanielVerberne]

00:21 - Uranus is pronounced 'URA-ns'.

[@mercurial71]

WRONG TITLE!

[@stevecooper7038]

Is this specifically about my anus or Uranus? 🤣

[@vigoruslardass]

you need a fact checker. you repeat incorrect information. miranda is a tiny moon. it maybe the smallest regular moon of uranus.not the largest. if you're aspiring to be some sort of documentary you should get simple facts right. but you got a nice voice.

[@only1_skunk]

These planets quickly becoming a dump for science

[@thanksfernuthin]

What a terrible video title. I'll refrain from using expletives because you did have 5 minutes about Voyager 2 at the end.

[@edwardrichard5665]

?

[@Jenab7]

Thanks for referring to MU69 as *Ultima Thule.* Never call it anything else!

[@justincase8795]

Starfire Burning Upon The Ice Veiled Throne of Ultima Thule 🤘

[@RyanCoomer]

I recently developed a machine thay stores live Beehives on my farm here in Florida. The Bees wpuldnt keep up with supply n demand so I turn machine on and what it does is shake the Beehives like a Paint Can Shaker. I have a remote so I can see the honey bees from a distance get so Mad but doing this results in MORE HONEY then normal. I have it patented so dont try and steel my idea

[@b1646717]

Your mouth and Uranus have officially swapped positions.

[@st.peterunner8758]

Congratulations, nobody cares. Learn how to spell.

[@shawnsanborn2057]

Its not everyday people you have to worry about. Corporate america steals ideas all the time..

[@davealmighty9638]

When a doctor sends a probe to Uranus, they call it a "colonoscopy".

[@yvonnecarter4118]

Stop mispronouncing Uranus!!! It’s pronounced Urrr a nis

[@jrcaspe5488]

😴

[@marksparks8852]

I had eggs and onions and it detected trace amounts of sulfur and methanol around my anus afterwards. I was kinda embarrassed after I found out how far away it was when it detected the gas. I guess all of those people in the elevator were just being polite when they never said anything.

[@teddy2577]

Thats my boy! 😂😂😂

[@st.peterunner8758]

Are you 12?

[@marksparks8852]

@@st.peterunner8758 I was.

[@st.peterunner8758]

@@marksparks8852 my god I can only imagine how annoying you are to be around. Your family and friends are heros

[@bricks00usa]

dems sum fancy cartoons!!!!! ahahahahahaha Where are the real pictures?

[@4partmedia]

🤔🤦‍♂️

[@johnallright6847]

Uranus going off the pictures which they quickly show you is covered in water and has clouds over small portions of green land dotted among the water, small islands in a large body of water . EDIT.. As uranus is four times larger than earth some of the small islands are as large as Gt Britain or larger than Italy or larger than Greenland and Japan??? Must be life.

[@h.dejong2531]

Incorrect. The pictures show a gaseous atmosphere that's blue. Uranus does not have a solid surface.

[@johnallright6847]

@@h.dejong2531 have another look and you will see a blue planet ( water) with green islands( land) and you like me have Hever been there so stop telling me I am wrong.

[@mohammadsab4478]

What a scam!

[@justme7413]

Voyager discovered things on Uranus. These juvenile jokes never get old.

[@alanoffer]

Amazing that they were having so many failures in the early sixties , But by the end of the decade NASA was sending astronauts to the moon without a hitch , Amazing ?..

[@SandySquirrelofBikiniBottom]

Yes, HIDDEN FIGURES or Human Computers Personell helped to bring it to fruition.

[@h.dejong2531]

They learned from each failure, so it's not surprising the success rate went up rapidly. And the Apollo program wasn't exactly "without a hitch". Apollo 1: fire in the capsule during ground test, 3 astronauts dead. Apollo 12: lightning strike just after liftoff disables most systems in the command module, only quick thinking by Mission Control enables the astronauts to recover the mission - they were minutes away from aborting the mission. Apollo 13: a design flaw causes an explosion in one of the oxygen tanks of the Service Module, getting close to killing 3 astronauts. They used several Rube Goldberg solutions to keep the astronauts alive.

[@happychappy492]

They have all been lying about the planets and especially the moon

[@anthonyhughes2402]

500 Kelvin! Venus is a hellhole !!!

[@SCUMCHRIST888]

I'm here for the Uranus jokes

[@joshjones3408]

Was this the coming out video for the plantes ... You know now Neptune don't want to be Neptune any more it WANTS to be fuc.en Venus..... smooth.... i got now...all most had me🤦🏼🫡