What Did NASA Discover in Latest Photos from Venus?

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Lucifer… Phosphorus... Ishtar… Morning star, evening star… All these sonorous names signify one and the same celestial body - Venus. The third brightest object in our sky, this planet has always attracted sky watchers and scientists. For many years dense impenetrable clouds shrouding its surface have excited observers’ imagination, which prompted ideas of now a boundless ocean, then impassable jungles crawling with monsters. The reality turned out to be even more complicated and horrifying than these naive assumptions. So what does Venus really conceal from us?
00:00 Intro
00:48 Exploring Venus
05:19 Aphrodite Terra (map of Venus)
07:34 Guinevere Planitia (map of Venus)
08:31 Beta Regio (map of Venus)
09:27 Ishtar Terra (map of Venus)
11:11 Ending
#Venus #Planet #Space #Photo #SolarSystem #Kosmo

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Give the moons some love! Like Enceladus, Europa and Titan :)

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Thank you. Discovery and seeing all real images of what is out there is my only hesitation to me not wanting to live forever. I still don’t but this scientific Journey is a part of my personal journey as well.

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The guy that started this post sounds like a real loser 😆

[@sandybarnes887]

Why start with Venus and not Mercury?

[@bazpearce9993]

Venus is amazing to see in binoculars or a scope. You can see the phases clearly. Currently visible in the morning skies. It's pretty hard to miss. Also Mars is close by at this time too. Redder and dimmer below Venus from the Northern hemisphere. If you're up before dawn go check them out in your South East sky.

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@@thetruthunravaled7612 Piss off with your copy and pasted bullshit!!! Can you not even think of your own way of say things?

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@@bazpearce9993 well dang lol

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@@bazpearce9993 bro what did he say? Also thx for the info

[@itsnotrightyouknow]

Not with mine, how much did you pay for yours to see it???

[@bazpearce9993]

@@itsnotrightyouknow Right now, it's over 90% lit and nearly full so now phase to see with binos. Other side of the Sun too, so it'll look like a bb about 5 paces away. Will see if i can get it with the scope early tomorrow at dawn.

[@JP-yw4wx]

You should have played the audio of Venus that the Russians recorded when Venera 14 was sitting on the surface in 1982. Really sounds like HELL.

[@oddballhippie7363]

He basically forgot to mention the The Venera program.

[@MountainFisher]

@@oddballhippie7363 He mentioned Venera 9 and 10 and showed their pictures at 8:45.

[@greedyboi8431]

anyone can create fake farty audio

[@brad9910]

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[@scablord9099]

Just sounds like wind. 👍

[@davidm5707]

It's amazing to me how, after all these years, a Venus probe can't last an hour on the surface. Also fascinating how the Soviet Union persevered with the Venera program after the first few probes died almost instantly.

[@jedaaa]

To be fair, nobodies tried since the 70s, but there are new missions in the planning stages :)

[@davidm5707]

@@jedaaa There were some in the 80s, but you're basically right.

[@shawnsanborn2057]

@@thetruthunravaled7612 what does any of this blather have to do with the topic of venus?

[@LoneBrowncoat]

@@thetruthunravaled7612 ......What a whackjob!!!!

[@haitolawrence5986]

Full credit. Shame about the millions of dead.

[@lsudx479]

Mad props to the cameraman that went to Venus for this footage.

[@Zombina638]

Boring

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Thank you KOSMO! The video is absolutely amazing.

[@donaldgodin3491]

Amazing? A cartoon? Why not try Bugs Bunny?

[@godliveopoku-duah9704]

I'm looking forward to learning more about this elusive planet. I've always been fascinated by Venus.

[@ali6ism]

I've always had a fascination with Venus. There's something special about that planet and it deserves more exploration than Mars imo. There could be life there that has adapted to survive with its extreme conditions. We would die immediately there but life from there might die instantly on earth because they aren't adapted to our conditions just like we aren't adapted to theirs

[@stryker0ae]

Life is exceedingly more likely to be found on Mars. Life can't adapt to that extreme of an environment, that we know of.

[@nahor88]

It's possible Venus had life hundreds of millions of years ago, but definitely not now. It would be worthwhile to perform some sort of remote mining operation to search for fossils, and even more useful, mine for minerals we can use on Earth. That might actually be the most useful thing we get from Mars, as making it truly habitable is pretty unrealistic any time soon. Venus is also very similar to Earth, and is actually a pretty dire warning to us of what could happen one day.

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Cybertron

[@SylentEcho]

@@nahor88 Noob here. How would Venus have life hundreds of millions of years ago, when Earth itself was burning hot? Shouldn't Venus have been even hotter, considering it's closer to the sun?

[@nahor88]

@@SylentEcho No, do your own research.

[@sosmooth13]

Never ceases to amaze me that space tech developed in the past still gives us valuable data 20-30 years later.

[@rmelotto]

I've never seen a documentary so rich and informational about Venus like this. Thank you.

[@turbomunch]

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[@deeRay7292]

PLEASE MORE VENUS. this gem is underrated in our solar system

[@4GibMe]

More Venus please. One doesn't hear much on this, our nearest neighbour. Also, well done as always you guys. Thank you.

[@phaslow4393]

Excellent work. Please continue making these for the education and enjoyment of all.

[@windsorcorbin1005]

Humans tend to don't understand just how much pressure 94 bar is. It's like having a fully loaded semi standing on one square inch of space. The human body would be crushed and roasted on the surface of Venus if not first dissolved by the sulfuric acid clouds, not my ideal place too visit 🤣

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Sounds appealing compared to the world right now

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You wouldn’t even get a chance to scream 🤣

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Kids today have almost effortless access to so much more knowledge than my generation even had the opportunity to access. We could only watch and try to learn through a MUCH smaller window, a keyhole in comparison. Where kids today have it harder is that there is so much out there to watch and read, it's easy (and perfectly understandable) to just throw up one's hands and say 'I don't know who's speaking from a place of real knowledge and who is not, or why.'

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YES please make more venus videos Kosmo

[@MountainFisher]

Indeed, I would like to see some more videos on the geography and climate of Venus. I was watching Venus Xmas evening with my new 6 inch reflector telescope and it was in quarter phase like the Moon does. I was pleasantly surprised as I had never seen that before in person. I could look at pictures of course, videos too, but it is not the same as seeing it for yourself.

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Great video. Yes, I'd like to learn more about Venus!

[@johnekopy]

Goddness on the mountain top Burning like a silver flame/ The summit of beauty and love And Venus was her name

[@sandybarnes887]

She's got it. Yeah, baby.

[@KJames2345]

Very informative on a planet shrouded in mystery, only one lander landed on Venus surface but was crushed by the interior heat and acid rain, and we as a species have never been back to Venus since the 70s.

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Please make more. This was amazing. Thanks for all your hard work

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More docs about Venus, Please... awesome job!!👏👏

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I'd look forward to more videos about Venus and more Indepth ones too. thanks for another great video!

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This was very well done. I definitely subscribed.

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Venus has always intrigued me. Thank you for this informative video, I look forward to more in the future. Your chanel is one of my favorites.

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Best video I've ever saw plz make more videos to explore more planets and universe and multiverse as well

[@atlehassum1492]

I have always been fascinated by Venus and it's mysterious properties. It's direction of rotation is the opposite of any other planet in the solar system except Uranus. Is there a significant reason for that? Has there ever been life on Venus (during an earlier phase of it's "life" when the atmosphere was thinner)? I would love a more elaborate deep-dive on Venus!

[@TheFos88]

@@thetruthunravaled7612 beautiful. Much praise to you. I bow to Cerberus and wash the feet of Harambe. After reading this beautiful truth I'm going to immediately go self pleasure myself to some great works of art, and afterwards I will shed all of what makes me "me" by smoking a blessed DMT/Cannabis mix. After this, probably an o r g y. Amen

[@d.bennett2066]

What does this have to do with Venus though?

[@gezzarandom]

Its believed Venus was very like Earth, a theory regarding its rotation was believed to be a result of an impact from an asteroid or comet. There was once a ocean on Venus but now it’s in the atmosphere which has contributed to its high C02 content.

[@dragulouse2219]

Seems nice. who wants to go

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Let’s goo

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[@wezacker6482]

It's kind of unfortunate that the planet whose surface conditions most resemble 'Hell' is named for Venus, Goddess of Love.

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I love your clear narration.

[@romz1]

Great video, thanks 👍👍

[@CoryG1981]

as a Sagittarius I am very tied to Jupiter myself , but I cannot wait to hear more about Venus as i find this planets very very interesting

[@jaysverdict8108]

Cringe.

[@DemonEvidence]

@@jaysverdict8108 haha

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Nice voice man! Especially for space videos! )

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As long as imagination stretches, reality is allways more bonkers. Its almost like fantasy is reality because reality has no borders we get absolutely stunned every time we hear something new about universe or whatever you wanna call it multiverse...

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Brilliantly done as usual! Thank you for the work. How long does it take you, from raw data to visualization? ✌💖🖖

[@donaldgodin3491]

Animation is not hard to make with modern technology! There was nothing real in this video. This is propaganda, at best!

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[@eventhorizon17]

I found this video incredibly informative and gives me a new perspective on Venus. The only request I have is that you have more comparisons to help put things in perspective.

[@ritapatel1209]

Stunningly Beautiful in its own way similar to earth in some parts yet different

[@Whiskermarks]

Awesome video

[@ascosta]

I'm fascinated by the gas giants. Could you do a video exploring features of the gas giants?

[@EarthCreature.]

Well done

[@Dominian1]

I thought the Venutian Planitias would be flat and smooth; learning that they aren't, is quite the relief.

[@susiesweet8003]

Back in the 60s, I had a Time/Life book of our planets. They showed Venus with whale type animals with huge mouths, swimming through the atmosphere.

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[@kaleembaig319]

Awesome presentation, graphics and illustration 👍👍👍. Kindly consider the following things, 1-Atmospheric composition if any. 2- Attempts e.g the Venera program by Russia. 3- Maximum information, the video could have been of at least 1 hour and above. 4- Instead of concentrating more on the names of certain areas try to maximize the information gathered by probes so far. Hope you will come up with a detailed video about Venus soon. Best of 🤞

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Great video man! Where do you get your b-roll? These shots are awesome!

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good work nigel

[@VOLightPortal]

Looks livable enough. We need to start teraforming NOW!

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9:58 Maxwell Montes ! 1 1: 11

[@vvtor]

Atmosphere composition info would be nice addition.

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I like your videos about the planets

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Thank you KOSMO for sharing these fantastic videos, they are so informative & easily followed, fantastic narration too.

[@donaldgodin3491]

Fantastic videos? Try Bugs bunny! It's really fun to watch too!

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She's such a beautiful Vixen for sure. Our beautiful sister planet.

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Interesting video with information about topics I didn’t came across and knew yet. I have seen also topics about a layer in the sky that could be habitable and where could be signs of gasses that could be indicators for microscopic life. Maybe a new topic about that with interesting info about what is known without the fantasy-clickbait we sometimes see in other movies would be interesting. The first is something I would take time to see, the latter not. This movie gets a well earned like and I signed in out of curiosity.🙂👍🤘

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I want Kosmo to narrate my life

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I guess you wanna hear someone call you a loser in a robotic voice 😂

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@@thomasbooker1996 Lord Kosmo can call me anything he wants ;)

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@Kyles Isler no, it is not a text-to-speak bot. The narrator, James Buikman, is Russian. I was curious myself about his (attempt at) hyper-correct pronunciation and I could not hear any obvious accent from languages I know, so I googled him.

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@@martin3203 Pretty cool right? He sounds really unique, Its interesting how a group of russians produce such a Brittish content

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@@martin3203 His pronunciation has improved ten fold over the last few years. Deffo not computer generated.

[@andyDAU23]

Very good video, even if I am not so pessimistic about terraforming Venus. Remarkably, how much time would it take for performing Venus? It depends on the kind of technology you can handle...

[@yetanotheryoutubenick8347]

Nice that you didn’t just give the basics. We would like more about Venus!

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This cat could read the phone book, and it would sound amazing!! Good content

[@mickobrien3156]

Sonorous.... Good word!

[@QuestionMark......]

It would be nice if in the distance future our decedents can terraform Venus and make it habitable for life forms and turn Venus into a second earth.

[@davidm5707]

There's a video about that somewhere. It would start with putting huge sunshields in place, and take hundreds to thousands of years to complete.

[@Prof.Megamind.thinks.about.it.]

@@davidm5707 There's also good discussion about it ; go to Google-Chrome , type in : Could we terraform Mars or Venus ? Scroll down to the small red box , then click the blue sentence . The best contribution is #8 .

[@HugoTron]

finally a short video that I can watch, resume as much as possible, thanks. Watched fully. Learning something new as well.

[@mayzdev]

my favorite planet

[@levigerrardhades]

MORE ABOUT NEIGHBOURING PLANETS PLEASE 💜😍😳

[@gmotionedc5412]

Venus is a hell scape pure and simple. Shame because that only leaves us mars to maybe explore one day.

[@ohasis8331]

Given the conditions of the planet, placing one's footprints on the planet's surface begs the question of why would one want to?

[@CDPW]

A floating settlement above Venus would be cool, but imagine the horror if it began to sink into the hell below.

[@TechBearSeattle]

I believe you got the axial tilt wrong. Venus rotates retrograde, and the best explanation is a cataclysmic collision that knocked the planet upside down. Thus, it's axial tilt is more like 177 degrees, not 3 degrees.

[@cardboard_is_not_edible]

Yeah, venus is 177.

[@jimmywott3204]

Nice theory

[@TheRealSolardisaster]

I always imagine that Venus would be this idyllic nirvana or Avalon and that all those terrifying clouds and storms were nothing more than some sort of deterrent or protective barrier built by the planets inhabitants.

[@heathetmitchell9323]

What if Venus is Hell

[@anttikuusmetso]

Terraformation probably couldn't be very difficult if we'll hold adjustable shader at Lagrange point. Next when heat will down we'll bring ice asteroids to make ocean.

[@centauria9122]

Well at least you wouldn't need an oven to bake your pizzas on that planet...

[@TheClassyArchitect]

I like that Venus is tilted at 3.4°C. Not too cold.

[@terrelmensa4373]

I am really obsessed with The planet Venus, Earth’s evil twin.❤

[@SolFormation]

Fantastic findings. I won't be going 👽

[@blaircolquhoun7780]

Yes, please do another episode. Why would terraforming Venus be impossible? Couldn't we just nuke it?

[@OldMusicFan83]

I want to hear more about Venus’ jungle monsters

[@Alwyn_Nito]

pie...ice cream...that thumbnail makes me hungry lol. Jeez, I wonder why sugar helps with thinking, I should watch my diet, so close to diabetus I think

[@tsuaririndoku]

Venus and Earth is like Dante and Vergil in Devil May Cry series. They are Twins yet so different.