What If You Visited the Galaxy’s Most Dangerous Planet?

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The thing that I truly find fascinating is how are scientist able to know so much about those distant planets!

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@@Sloth6930 nope it's not that simple hun

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@@homyce well let's see your explanation then

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It's those satellite telescopes that's sent through space so they can able to see other types of unknown planetary discoveries not only thousands but even millions of light years away. Technology has gone far to build these type of space equipment. Especially the rovers in our Solar system that landed in the planet of Mars, Venus, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. So that explains how NASA can discover unknown sources of materials or clues of other planets still undiscovered in our Solar system.

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@_ its mainly computer modeling using data from several different telescopes that each specialize in different ways to look at distant planets. ie different wavelengths of light, different ways of detecting a planet, different methods use, etc we dont actually have anything powerful enough to directly image even the closest known exoplanet. basically its a math problem where we know some, but not all, variables and can work out the ones we dont know using the ones we do. its not an absolute science. we can make a really educated guess as to what a given planet is probably like but at present csnt say with certainty.

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Such weird names for cute planets I would love to visit... well probably in the after life

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Imagine the fragility of human life on any of these planets and compare that with the egoes that most people have, which is ironically bigger than the universe itself, lol.

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How about the other extremity of this list, like the most habitable/comfy/funny/interesting planet to visit?

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Earth. We have blankets and cookies and cats

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Fun fact: the safest place mentioned in the video also has the highest death rate.

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I swear some of these planets are named by a cat walking on a keyboard

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Hi, I'm the camera man, just wanted to let you know that I am well and recovering in bed, I shall continue to reveal the secrets of the cosmos very soon, kind regards.

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Imagine living on a planet that rained glass like, you call your homies up and they like: where you at tho? And you be like: O I’m on a planet where it rains glass. You kno, ordinary day. 💀

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No water and we dead

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Majority of these planets, I have never heard of...especially the last 2...I have always been curious how they name these very distance planets and exactly how they discover and measure this type of activity especially if most of these planets have such extreme heating temps...we wouldn't be able to get a man-made device near it to gather data...I have always wondered this...guess I need to go out on KZbin or nasa site to scratch my curiosity

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Well I'm no astrophysicist but I'd reckon they use mathematics and equations thereof to make elaborate predictions. But yeah it does sound like a lot of guessing. & that's me being charitable because a lot of skeptics would just say all of this is make-believe bullsh*t made up to get people interested into astrophysics and it's related subjects. But that's a guess too at this point

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shoutout to the cameramen for traveling to these planets & recording this footage for us :D

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Wow i learnt a lot! I mean, how do people even know these stuff. tHESE people who go to space and find stuff really must be like super brave and smart?! Good luck to all the astronauts out there!

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We have good telescopes ;)

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What if aliens be watching a video similar to this regarding Earth......

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Calling a surface temp of 1705° C "intense" is the biggest understatement I've heard in a while

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KELT 9b: is so hot that even Tungsten (world's hardest non-alloy metal) would melt

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Not to be a buzz kill, but we have no idea what the conditions are like on any exoplanets. All of the things they mention in this video are conjectures based on what we worked out from the planet's location in its star system and what we know about our own system. We don't even really have a good idea what these planets look like because all we see of them is a distortion in the light from their star as the planet passes between it and ours.

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Well I haven't been to any other planets... Considering the fact that 100% of human deaths occur on earth, this is the most dangerous planet yet.

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Yes, I too would like to know how I’d die in different planets 😂

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Planet's names are literally randomly generated rated usernames

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What if you visited the galaxy's most safest planet?

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Earth:Am I a joke to you?

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The safest planet would have comfortable temperatures all year round, would lack any dangerous natural phenomena, dangerous fauna and flora, including dangerous microscopic lifeforms much as bacteria. The existing animals would be all strictly vegetarian, eating pulpy appendages grown by the plants especially for feeding the animals, which would eat only those, without harming the plant in any way. Everything would share a common awareness. Isaak Asimov has described such a planet in one of his "galactic history" novels, as well as in a short story. In the short story however, the visiting humans find the planet dangerous, as they run the risk of being infected by it so as to become part of its peaceful unified existence and consequently to lose their isolated personalities and so they leave in panic.

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@@theo9952 and wrong. Herbivores are extremely dangerous.

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3:36 That’s roughly over 16,165.544 psi. Assuming an average adult elephant standing on top of an average human applies roughly 35 psi (average pressure exerted on the ground by an elephant) on said human; the atmospheric pressures felt at 3600 km down on B Cen is equivalent to having a tower of 462 average adult elephants standing on top of you.

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What if Earth had the same size or was bigger than Stephenson 2-18?, but this time every thing inside the planet is also big and can accommodate to its size. I'm sure our point of view of the Universe would be very different.

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6:17 What a wonderful place to colonize, settle, live and terraform.

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I have a message for OGLE -2005-BLG-390Lb .... "The cold never bothered me anyways."

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0:07 got me rolling off my bed to german💀

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I just wanted to ask if I can use some of the descriptions/captions mentioned in the narration of the video for my exoplanets digital artwork? Thank you!

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the intro sounds like a threat

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3:18 Wait a sec. Jupiter has a solid surface, metallic hydrogen. Around 400 GPa but still.

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Amazing stuff... but where do you get those planets weird names from?

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What if Planet earth was alive and had human intelligence?

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What if Africa was as economically stable as other continents?

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5:23 what movie is that from?

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The background music 🤘🏿

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I was waiting he would mention LV-426

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Kudos to his cameraman filming all the planets

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The galaxy is so vast!

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Makes me want to go there.

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I'd like to thank the cameraman for all this footage..

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I like how everybody knows the answer to all of those is always "you would die"...yet we still watch.

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Remember this is only the planets WE discovered so far, so there might more dangerous planets

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Imagine how did they explain this without actually going to all this planets..

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exactly my question

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If want to you define how dangerous is a planet, you should consider 1. Surface (Rock, Sand, Water, Gas, Methane, Ammonia , Lava, Snow, Ice, etc) 2. Temperature 3. Orbital stability 4. Content of Atmosphere 5. Speed of wind 6. Speeds of self rotation and orbit around it's mother star(s) 7. Gravity

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Good video, but you should’ve put in which constellation each planet is on and how far from us they are, that would be great to know 😊

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It would make Lord Beerus crap his pants and he's a destroyer god.

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this video is for those superheroes that live on this earth

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5:26 what is this movie?

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just imagine if there is life in other planet and they think earth might be one of the dangerous planets

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What’s the movie at 0:07 ? Anyone?

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Total Recall

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9 years to make 1 full orbit, wow!

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The idea that water must exist on a planet in order for life to exist there seems odd to me. Sure, water capable of existing there means life as we know it could exist. Other planets could have a form of life that work under different properties than we understand

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On k2-141b couldn’t u just find the perfect spot where the temperature is habitable