What does Earth look like from other planets?

[@birdites]

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[@AFatalError-r1l]

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[@ConnorPrimeau]

Yea

[@SaltyDuck97]

I mooned the camera

[@Brug86]

Yep, saw you waving again

[@GabrielGarcia-hk7sd]

Yo I actually saw you wave

[@watercheese-g7d]

did anybody see me on jupiter??

[@kiwionkeys]

This is a good reminder of how far away our moon is! It takes a full MONTH while some other moons orbit in a few days. With a telescope, from other planets the Earth and Moon are sometimes more than just a dot, sometimes they’re two very visible dots :D

[@hansenspace]

Great point. Sometimes I wish the moon was closer so I wouldn’t have to go weeks on end without imaging with my telescope… the thing really drowns out the night sky.

[@kiwionkeys]

@ for REAL! I’m lucky I got my star tracker at this time, while the moon is still swinging across the day side, but it’s not too long until the skies turn a gentle blue at night ;-;

[@LucasFerreira-gx9yh]

it would be nice to have the apperent magnitude values on each location

[@hansenspace]

You’re right. I’m planning a more in-depth part 2 that shows differences between opposition and conjunction, and I’ll add magnitudes too.

[@milindaggarwal8141]

Thank you for zooming in on me!

[@colincmx5583]

I think it’s quite surreal that we are the brightest object in Venus’ night sky

[@JaydenVROfficial]

OMG THANK YOU. I always wanted to see earth from mars! Thanks you❤

[@centauria9122]

Once humans are on Mars and on the Moon, they'll point their telescopes to Earth. 😊

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Aww it went too quickly! The views were amazing.

[@anileator7343]

Amazing content!

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[@Das.mp3]

From the sun it may look like discord light theme

[@200PM]

Earth looks like a crescent moon on Mars

[@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge]

Now I know why they called Neptune after the god of the sea, I mean, Neptune is 4x bigger, but it’s so far away. Not surprised some thought it was a ocean planet back then.

[@Tharsis_]

Nobody had the idea that it was an ocean planet back then, astronomers had a good idea that Neptune was a massive gaseous planet before we even actually saw it. We noticed that Uranus' orbit was being perturbed by what had to be another massive object beyond Uranus. When we calculated the size and location of where this massive object would need to be to cause these perturbations, we knew it had to be another massive gaseous planet because of it's size and location in the solar system. We only named Neptune after the Roman god of the sea because of the blue color of it's atmosphere, not because we initially thought the blue color was liquid water on the surface of a terrestrial planet.

[@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge]

@@Tharsis_thanks for clarifying! I forgot that Uranus orbit situation.

[@Ronaldo-vs3uh]

Mars has the best view

[@GoTLegS84]

Heyyyy All!! ❤ 🌎

[@ConnorPrimeau]

Great vid the camera man never die🗿

[@kcostello2007]

You literally answered all of my questions in this video because I've had this question for a while and I haven't seen a video like this yet thanks so much

[@locorimax]

no way that I did this before you did it, and it was actually so nice, I was Looking at Saturn and Jupiter from Triton

[@svetajadhav232]

💀

[@l.p4251]

I challenge you to find Earth starting at Abell 1413 BCG, the big dominant elliptical galaxy in the Abell 1413 cluster 2.1 Billion light years away, 2 times further than IC 1101

[@shewy3]

Before the video, I’m expecting a glowing ball.

[@hansenspace]

You're not wrong

[@syedhunain_7997]

Nice

[@DiopLessey]

I wanna watch

[@damiann123]

how does this only have 180 views wtf????

[@IWishYouTheBest]

wait for a few days

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4.7k views now

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Hello

[@ItsAimaN]

🤯 WOW

[@hardblockz95]

You forgot Pluto 😔 [1 + sub also nice videos there really cool Good luck growing your channel!]

[@jamesofallthings3684]

And you based that on what? Somehow the earth looks bigger to Jupiter than Jupiter looks to the earth? Reeeed

[@hansenspace]

It was done through a simulator called Space Engine. And I confirmed all of the angular sizes were correct. And Earth in fact does not look larger in Jupiter’s skies than vice versa. Through the same telescope, you’d see a lot of detail in Jupiter, but Earth and the Moon only appear as a small dots from Jupiter.

[@ШрамО]

Nice