What If Kepler 22-b Was in Our Solar System?

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[@Jr_Scientist]

Kepler-22b is located 600 light-years away. While the planet is larger than Earth, its orbit of 290 days around a sun-like star resembles that of our world. The planet's host star belongs to the same class as our sun, called G-type, although it is slightly smaller and cooler.

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[@ferdiVVlogs]

It would be so incredible if we could go to another planet like this and see what we could find.

[@user-mw4tx2ir9d]

we cannot survive on a larger rocky planet as the core is bigger meaning stronger magnetic field which would lead to much stronger gravity therefore immensely shrinking us or just fully crushing us. oh and also more air which means MUCH bigger creatures. normal house spiders would be the size of like a dog

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[@Xeno_Bardock]

Its more likely that instead of collision, Earth will get captured as a moon of Kepler 22-b if it was heading towards Earth. Because gravity is not the only player, both planet's electromagnetic forces will also interact with each other, making capture into orbit more likely. Also both planet's strength of gravity will change as a result of changes in planet's charge as gravity is not entirely due to mass of planet.

[@davidhelling6035]

Yep, that was my thought. Be cool to have a moon with a moon.

[@MlakuAmbience]

If that happens, our sky will be more beautiful!

[@lawyerpanda1856]

We will be Kepler moon 😂😂

[@CrowDucker]

No kepler 22b is only 9 times the mass of earth is a binary system when kepler 22b in our solar system

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0:01 What if Kepler 22-b was in our Solar System 0:34 First exoplanet in the habitable zone 2:58 Lagrange points 4:51 Trip to Venus 6:11 Breathable atmosphere

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[@mister_silent6]

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[@andreschusan6086]

Kepler 22 b Scientists upon discovering earth: 'We have found a dumb-ass planet version 1'

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[@diamondjebgold9906]

Speaking of life, I was thinking, life could be on any planet that has a solid ground because aliens could have completely different needs for life, they could need 2x the sunlight or half the sunlight we need, and for water and food they might not even need that stuff to survive. Just sharing a thought.

[@alvincantmiss]

Definitely true, i believe we all don't have the same life forms.. like probably there's a world that has Aliens 10x huge our bodies, probably others very small, others maybe they crawl and not walk, some also might ne flying instead of walking and running, some maybe don't need to breath so as to live. I really have many scenarios of how other worlds might look like

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@@alvincantmiss Tottaly agree! I mean who knows there could be life on a planet that is hotter than lava or colder than Pluto

[@woodythebob9367]

​@@alvincantmiss You're just describing other life forms like the animals on our planet. maybe start there and enjoy what we have before we screw it up for good.

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[@glxssyrxse]

random fact: using a space shuttle to get to Kepler 22b would take at least 23.4 *million* years to reach there? it's called 'closest to our earth because of its similarities and size. also can you please make atopic on TO1 700e? (scientist have identified an earth size work [ used the internet for this]) Love your channel btw

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Why? How long do you expect to live?

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[@sfothowner6718]

Kepler-22b is an exoplanet orbiting within the habitable zone of the Sunlike star Kepler-22. It is located about 600 light-years from Earth in the constellation of Cygnus.

[@manoz6194]

Too far, driving makes me sleepy already

[@jasonwebb1882]

I have 1 question for What If. How do you know that Kepler 22 is rolling on its side like Uranus? I've studied space my entire life and I have never heard of any Telescope able to determine this. Not even my Uncles Telescope the James Webb can see this. Thank you.

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[@dashawncarter9268]

If Kelper-22b was close to our Earth that means it would be in the range of our sun meaning that it would already be habitable itself, possibly.

[@dbsti3006]

It would be hard for both planets to exist in close to the same orbital distance. One would have to beat the other out.

[@m1lkG0lD]

Kelper would obviously be either hotter or colder than Earth because Earth is in it’s fixed point and can’t be the same distance away as kelper from the sun

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[@RoxNoAnne]

Then I built a telescope so big (so big), pointed it at Kepler 22-b, that's the place for me (for me), WOO

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I've always wanted to know about what if Earth and the Sun were the only planets in the solar system. That would be a good video!

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I know what you mean and also I think it would be a great idea but just so you know the sun isn't a planet it's a star.

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[@tilenHD]

did you consider how we would need to become stronger to be able to stand on kelper normaly because of stronger gravity since its bigger

[@lucasrhys0363]

Or lifeform’s would evolve to be flatter, with their organs spread across the ground rather than elevating from it.

[@muhammadabyzard7970]

If it's on earth's trajectory: we're doomed If it's on other planet trajectory: kepler will be one with the planet of which its trajectory got used. Or simply replace it if the planet's gone. And become the planet that it replaced beforehand.

[@anjaneyagadgil1441]

hey I was wondering that you could do a video on it "What if light stopped reflecting?"

[@Liechtenstein_real]

Probably dark

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Humans are just so fascinating like me and you and some others we made things that we did from the start of the first human prophet Adam and then so many centuries later 8.23B people! And we managed to do so much things on earth that made it better and we built space suits and safe things to explore our solar system! 😮

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[@XxBigChungusxX]

Alright so I need 3 crew members for the Kepler 22B heist to get that bih to our solar system

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Clever clips!

[@spammerlol231]

You know what i don't get, the fact that all these planets supposedly have blue oceans and green land, the green land wouldn't be green, the green would have to be trees and trees would technically count as life so wouldn't we have already found life on other planets such as Kepler 22-B?

[@Starofmisfortune]

Or the green land could just be grass

[@aungoo9700]

@@Starofmisfortune Still technically life.

[@lawyerpanda1856]

But we see past (thats the problem) illusion is in past we still dont know how planets look like in present

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

How can you know that Kepler-22b rotates as Uranus? Our telescopes aren't so powerful to notice how a exoplanet rotates

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

They don't directly see the rotation. They make hypotesis based on the planets' light and movement

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

@@dimensio_italian_magician It's impossible determinate a planet's rotation from its movement around the star, same from its light since a planet cannot produce light and we see it only when it pass in front of its star. Rotation is something that needs to be observable to be determinate, and we cannot observe something outside of our solar system if it cannot produce light

[@Tricko5609]

Satellites heading out of the solar system - like voyager 1

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

@@Tricko5609 Yeah, but they need at least a million of years before arrive even to the closest star, let alone Kepler-22b. Also, Voyager wasn't build to study exoplanets

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

@@fabriziobiancucci7702 nope. We can observe exoplanets even if they don't produce light. When they are passing in front of their star, there will be a dot passing in front of the star. That's how they can be seen

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[@TheGenericavatar]

@WhatIfScienceShow No mention of the impact of the increased gravity relative to Earth? o_O??

[@Americaneagle_0]

3:49 Hey, that's an awesome movie

[@RCA3769]

Earth and Kepler 22-b look almost the same in 1:05 and very habitable. So many planets out there and you think we are the only ones living?

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What If Mars, Mercury, Ceres and Venus were replaced by each Earth

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[@ClockMaster_3100]

well considering that Kepler 22b is larger than earth that means its gravity would be much stronger than earth so it wouldn't be Kepler 22b falling toward earth but rather earth falling toward Kepler 22b, the large gravity would also cause some problems with astronauts and spacecraft because some spacecraft wouldn't be able to get off the ground and there would be a lot of downward pressure on the bodies of the astronauts, luckily though the human body can adapt to those conditions in time

[@YouTubeExplore777]

Plus the gravity change, the bigger the planet the stronger the gravity correct? We would have to adapt to the pressure of gravity there?

[@Sillygoose434]

KEPLER22B IS MY FAVORITE PLANET!!!

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Very good 😀

[@Barnardrab]

I heard Lagrange points don't work with planetary sized objects.

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Great idea👍👍. If this happens we should visit Kepler 22-b without wearing a spacesuit

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[@Smartest_]

WISE J072003.20-084651.2 (also known as "WISE 0855-0714" or "WISE J085510.83-071442.5"), is a brown dwarf, located 7.2 light-years away from Earth and is not in our solar system. If it were in our solar system, it would likely have a significant impact on the dynamics of the solar system. Because it is a brown dwarf, it would likely have a very strong gravity field, which could potentially cause disruptions to the orbits of other celestial bodies in the solar system. Additionally, its proximity to the Earth could have an effect on the Earth's climate and weather patterns. However, it's important to note that the effects would be hard to predict and would depend on many factors such as its distance from the sun and its orbit.

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An idea for a What If video. "What if eels were the size of humans"

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We would have a lot more electricity!

[@Champinote]

Count me out for this kind of spatial trek! Very interesting however! 🙂

[@1-lil_nico]

i would probably find my true love on that planet

[@1stevil1]

Um, if Kepler 22B is 36 times the mass of the earth, wouldn’t that mean that the gravitational force on the human body would be relative to that?

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[@erinboateng5961]

If It was in our Solar System, without it colliding or affecting Earth, then I guess we’ve solved the overpopulation problem.

[@a.gaurav_a.v]

have a query ..if only kepler 22b was near wouldn't we need more fuel and energy to even be on that planet as it has 2.5 times more mass than earth ..it would have more gravity isn't it

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Can't wait to see this

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I'm going to be mad if NASA doesn't hire this guy

[@intense103]

As its larger and younger than earth, it could actually be between earth and mar's orbit and be habitable. This also depends on its core though and its magnetic field but I'd argue this fact as more plausible

[@terry_rendell07]

then it will be Kepler 2022B but beyond the consequences...it will be Awesome!!!

[@macwelch8599]

I would move there immediately

[@beastgamer.103]

I was just watching a what if we lived on kelpler 22- just about 5 miniets ago

[@MymiBlues]

Kepler-22* minutes*

[@Jr_Scientist]

How do you find this clips for your video 😰 This is very hard

[@happyandhealthy888]

Please bring us also other planets closer with Kepler

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Good topic👍

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Human's: WE FOUND A PLANET TO LIVE ON! Earth: Why does everyone wanna leave me🥺😭

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Not funny. The distance is too far to reach it.

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5:23 the word we all waited for 😂

[@niki_01]

What if Earth is actually Kepler 22-b and Kepler 22-b is Earth?

[@Liechtenstein_real]

@@Ilondjdjdjdjdndfj what he is trying to say is what if WE are actually living on kepler-22b and the kepler-22b we see is actually earth

[@Liechtenstein_real]

@@Ilondjdjdjdjdndfj its a theory 💀

[@Liechtenstein_real]

@@Ilondjdjdjdjdndfj you could've said that at first

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@@Liechtenstein_real I didnt understand it Now I realise I was right in not understanding it because it doesn't make sense

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@@Ilondjdjdjdjdndfj that made absolutely 0 sense

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[@FilthyAnimal1x]

One thing I’ve always wondered is how do we know that other living beings in other solar systems and whatnot require water to live. Just because we do? Maybe they need lava to live 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@javonlavish2481]

I've been wondering the same thing like maybe they've adapted to their planets harsh weather

[@FilthyAnimal1x]

@@javonlavish2481 right! We only know about life on earth. How do we know what life forms elsewhere in space need to survive?

[@TheDaneTV]

I was about to ask this question!

[@TheOrigamiGenius]

Assuring fact: Kepler 22-b isn't the most earth-like planet, and it's also not the closest

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No its teegarden b

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Can u say from which movie was that first alien like jellyfish human was from?

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