What Makes Venus The Deadliest Planet In Our Solar System? | Zenith | Progress

[@ChengMcGoldstein]

What does "deadliest planet" even mean? We haven't found any planet that we would not die on within minutes.

[@the_new_project]

Space probes have really accomplished a lot in the last 50 years. Incredible.

[@adamkahn8645]

i just wish these titles were accurate. this video spent all of 5 minutes on venus

[@rstidman]

Also, not even 1 person has ever died on Venus; *billions* have died on Earth, making it easily the deadliest planet.

[@mikeburkhart8336]

Take your pick...the 700,800 degree surface temperature,a thick crushing atmosphere,or the clouds of sulfuric acid.

[@jessicaseguin]

I FREAKING LOVE VENUS I LOVE PLANETS

[@desserieshaw937]

Me too this is my favorite planet and we're very close to venus

[@joshjones3408]

They make medical support for sudden out Burst like that .. 😆😆😆

[@jin8684]

If you love it so much, why don't you marry it.

[@SalMendez-cy1dx]

If u love it so much head ur ass up there

[@Zourkoskey]

I FREAKING LOVE VENUS TOO!! 🤩 I ALSO LOVE PLANETS!

[@WillyBluefield]

Venus is deadly, but calling it the most deadly is an exaggeration. Jupiter's radiation will kill before you even get there, and the ice giants will freeze you as fast as Venus will cook you, and even lovely Mars is deadly enough should one step outside of Elan's spaceship for a breath of fresh air.

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

The dumbest people comment on space videos... It's "Elon" learn English

[@Nick-xf5hr]

With the exception of earth name one that isn’t

[@WillyBluefield]

@@Nick-xf5hr How about Planet Nine? The aliens who live there have turned it into a virtual paradise. That's why no one can find it. They have a giant cloaking device.

[@davidpar2]

The heat, the sulfuric acid rain, the radiation, and the atmospheric pressure.

[@LeeMacMillan-v6i]

Probably the biggest problem in exploring the surface is the horrendous atmospheric pressure which would crush a submarine!

[@craighughes7047]

I haven't heard anything about the planet Venus on here

[@LilChris228]

I haven't heard about Mercury either.

[@GalacticDiscoveriesQuest]

Wow, the footage of the Parker Solar Probe’s close passes of the Sun is just mind-blowing! The technology and engineering behind it are incredible. Can’t wait to learn more about what we’ll discover. (48:33

[@MrSamPhoenix]

So only 15min worth of video about planet Venus 🙄

[@DallasG83]

Jupiter could absorb our entire planet and not even burp but sure, Venus is the most deadly.

[@christiane.g.4142]

As for the national anthem of Venus, i nominate "The Revenge of Vera Gemini" by Blue Oyster Cult

[@GalacticDiscoveriesQuest]

Wow, the information on the Parker Solar Probe is incredible! I had no idea the sunshield could protect the spacecraft from such intense heat. This is the future of solar research! 🌞 (50:04

[@jacobmygindpedersen1138]

Good. Subscribed!

[@Batkoku]

Exploring Uranus is a totally different video ..

[@mikepowers7093]

Just curious what those gaseous clouds around Uranus were?

[@matthewplehn4271]

Several hymns praise Inanna in her role as the goddess of the planet Venus

[@KrystelSpicerMindArkLateralThi]

When I looked through binoculars last night, I could see a tadpole & the sloshing around of water within. I think it saw me looking at it, because it wriggled down to the bottom where I could see it best, back & forth. Completely disappearing along the walls & then reappearing pressed against the top They probably know how to eat before they hatch huh. What else are they meant to eat but All there is here. I wonder if there's a use for them, if there were such things. Right before I saw them, I had been writing about how we are both minute & enormous since reality hasn't a concept of size other than what in proportion to what. .. I'm quite sure it wasn't a my imagination. I watched for ages. Maybe 3 minutes telling my friend about it. I can't unsee it now, can I. Why I think it is, is because if Venus was see-through, then the reflection from the sun would make the tadpole see through. The only reason I can see the tadpole, It's because the tadpole is completely hidden from the light by the thick shell of Venus I'm going to go with it. Can I name it? NASA - ? If I am right & there is a guppy inside Venus, can I name it R1b1b? My family's blood type. We'd been the first families I had walked from Ireland to Wales. A family who feel very dearly about preserving our lives, I'm supposing. Arwon & Beonebe. Of course I'd dare say there were two. Maybe we have to terraform a different earth for them, not us. . Oh absolutely a thing that size could jump that far up to us, no worries at all. We need to find a use for it/them, or we need to destroy it. Think about it. You would want to get it right the first time. We'll need to poison it. It is so happens they poison easily. Get a nice hole in there, because that pest, If what I think is up there is up there, means business. Wouldn't it. They'd be like fire frogs. Able to withstand the rest of earth's existence on one another. It's basically just life as a fresh flapjack in the end I think. It doesn't sound like much fun. Maybe they jump off onto comets. I wonder Just how good their eyesight is is there anyway we can get their Dna and see if we are capable of building the next level people? Radiation resistant preferably.

[@desserieshaw937]

Thank you

[@wyldmaximus2844]

I don't know, what does makes Venus the deadliest planet? You never addressed it?

[@SuperPatrick777]

Make .

[@marknelson4856]

Are you serious? It's atmosphere, the heat, pressure, etc

[@desserieshaw937]

Thanks

[@tootall1691]

how could anything overheat in space isn't it cold ash out there?

[@reubenj.cogburn8546]

Venus has an atmosphere and there's something we call the greenhouse effect

[@kaluludhianvi]

@@reubenj.cogburn8546 It's happening here. Earth is Venus in the making.

[@jamesruscheinski8602]

how can help solar winds carry away more of Venus dense hot atmosphere? would cooling stations in upper atmosphere help solar winds carry away more atmosphere and heat?

[@reubenj.cogburn8546]

I would think the deadliest part would have to do with it having 93 bars of atmospheric pressure and about 850 Fahrenheit. It makes for a really hot flat day

[@rubyslippers6716]

We are sending probes to Venus but listening to music on record players or 8 tracks😂😂😂

[@SalMendez-cy1dx]

@@rubyslippers6716 yea

[@rubyslippers6716]

@Luvtocomment069 I meant in the time they were creating and sending these devices able to travel to other planets (70s)

[@moiraatkinson]

@Luvtocomment069 a while back, record players suddenly became fashionable. I was working at a radio station and used to get a lot of people coming in to show us their skills at mixing tracks from these 😊.

[@rickjames5998]

i want to send probed to UrAnus

[@michaelhuffman2600]

@Luvtocomment069Walmart carries them.

[@RoseGold1224]

Did Astrum take your clips or did your steal Astrum clips? The part with Earth's atmosphere being hit with a solar storm

[@sparticuzj19]

Japan also had a problem obtaining Venus 2015- 2024

[@JanikLitalien]

i laughed like butthead at the start

[@tcf70tyrannosapiensbonsai]

As a kid, I wanted to become an astronaut. Meanwhile I see no longer any clue inspace exploration. Because everything we touch wether wether gets boring or becoming waist anyway.

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

Are you sure you aren't your kids still because you spell like it

[@lamontcranston3185]

We need another Venereal probe.

[@sam-k7n]

Ha ha

[@deebusoh9023]

I wana be first volunteer to land there

[@SuperPatrick777]

You will go to a place like that for eternity after you die unless you're saved .

[@pramodsawardekar5486]

May be Venus is hell for people earth when they die.

[@danoia4]

You said Uranus wrong

[@vertigoz]

You would pretty much die horribly in all of them

[@gerrittenberkdeboer7763]

Sun. video done

[@ChengMcGoldstein]

The sun is not a planet. But thanks for trying.

[@Sternodox]

Deadliest planet? So, I guess you'd be WAY more dead on Venus than on, say Neptune? Or Jupiter? Bit of hyperbole?

[@brianlittle717]

All they have to do is take some of that atmosphere away and move some to Mercury and move some to mars. Once they get the air pressure under control they can put that CO2 to some good use and plant a few trees. And Freon and gas burners didn’t make all the CO2 on Venus so why do they think it causes CO2 on earth?

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

Oh is that all

[@brianlittle717]

@ haven’t you ever watched spaceballs? They have that giant maid with the vacuum cleaner sucking all the atmosphere up? That’s 80s technology. Should be easy to do now.

[@brianlittle717]

How many people has Venus killed? Has earth not killed many more?

[@SuperPatrick777]

Oh shut up will you .

[@kaluludhianvi]

Venus don't even let anything step on it's surface. World population is how many billion humans alone?

[@ronalddechosa3048]

Venus'..the name my eldest son,⭐♥️♥️♥️☀️🙏🙏🙏💐

[@JackFrost008]

Venus is a girls name.

[@ChengMcGoldstein]

That poor kid is probably getting bullied in school because of you. Well done.

[@JackFrost008]

What is wrong with you?! Why would you call your son venus when it is a girls name????

[@delavalmilker]

WTF??? "What Makes Venus the Deadliest Planet in Our Solar System?" And it only spends about 30 seconds talking about the insane temperatures and pressures at the surface. The rest is basically an audio version of a Wikipedia article on interplanetary exploration in the last 60 years. CLICKBAIT!

[@G-Man-half-life]

We should colonize planet Venus we can have floating cities just like in the Star Wars movies high up in Venus atmosphere is the same pressure as the earth which make it more habitable for human colonization… common NASA let’s get humans to Venus before the year 2039 followed by humans to Mars before 2049.

[@jamessmith5021]

Music gotta go boo

[@rogertayler8924]

What a ridiculous question.

[@denniscarroll3164]

I wouldn't say the deadliest. Horrible yes.

[@gerrispecker1033]

Spend the money on fixing what's wrong here. Start with our borders!!!!!!

[@iwillbeh3ard]

Wtf are you babbling about stupid , fucking video about a planet and your simple ass borders ,here,money, first. Shut the fuck up

[@joshmuldoon6560]

You tell um mate

[@G-Man-half-life]

Yes their are problems that need to be dealt and should be dealt with here on earth 🌎 but we also need to think about opening up new chapters in human history and adding new scientific knowledge to the human brain 🧠 space exploration is important and worth the tax dollars we need to be thinking about our future.

[@bugz7149]

That is not inline with woke agenda

[@BriWilky]

We tried Putin and trump shot it down

[@creepycrespi8180]

venus is the deadliest planet?? they have never been in east st. louis.

[@OrKeNkv]

Or in Balkans for that matter.😂😂😂

[@omarthompson3957]

While the powers to be wasted billions of this space 🌌 foolishness!?? Why not focus your efforts on the global humanitarian necessities such as the poor .... Starving & less fortunate .... Some are homeless veterans who dilegently served for this country !!! 😡

[@NormHerron]

Too many commercials

[@rickyburton3973]

They did something about that because I watched all 52 minutes without a single interruption

[@davidwyatt991]

zero centrifugal force

[@jacobmygindpedersen1138]

?

[@ma12sh]

Why do we waste money going to a planet that is inhabitable? Great we know more about it but who cares? After the first few missions seems pointless.

[@LEOAUNIT33N]

To cut costs….😂

[@TheRiverweasel09]

At some point, as cool as it is, you might have used the "countdown to launch" a bit too much as a transition. However, the narration is really smooth and it's a good use of related visuals as well.