Top 11 Unusual Planets in Our Galaxy - Space Engine

[@kristianj.8798]

I recently discovered your channel, and I just love your videos. I am particularly interested in scientific fields like paleontology and astronomy, and I aspire to become a scientist. I love the eduacational style of your videos, and the subjects that you discuss, are simply fascinating. Keep up the awesome work!

[@critchblackpoolful]

if that planet with the biggest rings was in Saturn's place it would dominate our sky

[@nightruler666]

And what sight would that be

[@dingdonghello1754]

If I had a nickel for every time I've heard "dominate our sky"...

[@ImagineBreathing]

I know

[@rebelli65]

@@dingdonghello1754 The nickels could dominate our sky

[@kordellcurl7559]

What is the most earth-like planet in the universe Earth

[@enceladus32]

earth

[@Epwikhacker]

Erf

[@infernalfire5419]

GJ 1214b

[@thatonerex379]

the earth :/

[@akoxya]

earth-like, not earth-exactlythesamelike.

[@Nerdule]

The simulated liquid on that planet is actually supposed to be water - as you probably know, the boiling point of a liquid is dependent on the atmospheric pressure, boiling more easily at low pressure and boiling less easily at high pressure. So, while the simulation has put the planet at 130 degrees C, it's also given the planet a very thick atmosphere with a surface pressure 200 times that of Earth's, making liquid water possible.

[@c.j.dylanxu153]

this is the best space engine channel on youtube!

[@mittenowner1839]

乘嘉 Chengjia undertale is dead stop

[@coleblood2029]

I showed some of your videos to my teachers in class and they showed them to the class my English and science teachers love your videos, nice job!

[@kojitvmanz3892]

7:10 : I think it is because it orbits at the very inner edge to the habitable zone of it's parent star GJ 1214 A.

[@AniSky759]

I read "solar system" at first. It's currently 3 in the morning.

[@devedabtemers9444]

LukeDude759 wait 3am

[@Erkelify]

what

[@sirmanki]

lmfao

[@GalaxyGoldbox]

@@sirmanki as of this moment, this comment was made 3 years ago and your reply was made 3 days ago.

[@sirmanki]

@@GalaxyGoldbox hell yes

[@Ryan-sn7fq]

Only 100 away from 20,000! Awesome video Anton, I really appreciate the US2 and space engine!

[@MashupsByMandy]

"Hello wonderful viewer!" Ohhhh, Stop it *~*

[@EdMcStinko]

When you look at how large the different types of planets are in respect to each other, I'm willing to wager that "Water worlds" are the transitional phase between terrestrial and gas planets. Consider that vapor>water>ice in terms of volume (although I suppose that might be an oversimplification)

[@cowfat8547]

Anton, just wanted to say that you are awesome. I love all of your videos and so do all the other people subscribed to you (almost 20,000). Keep up the good work man.

[@realzachfluke1]

Damn, look at that incredible growth over just _5 years._ That is totally nuts, but VERY well deserved 😎

[@RapRapKun]

0:51 why the fuk is there a huge bavarian donut on my screen

[@ALegendthateatslunchatam]

More like a potato

[@afork2600]

its called the dwarf planet haumea you simple minded fucks

[@pinky2566]

I see myself there....a potato

[@pinky2566]

A Fork chill it's a joke bro

[@pinky2566]

A Fork you are fork minded :))))

[@noahhamilton904]

j1407b it blew my mind with those freaking large rings

[@ross825]

Omg young Anton! You have grown so much as a scientific communicator!

[@drew_xviii330]

isn't the "sound" of Saturn sounds like millions of people screaming ?

[@rogerwilco1777]

I used to have that as my ringtone and people around me used to say it sounded like an alien robot dying.. so Im going with dying alien robots.

[@amezsherzad]

11:15 - 11:18 *the darkest planet in the solar system bruh*

[@thelilhedgehog6855]

a Midas lmao

[@kilo955]

a Midas I bursted out laughing there. I was like "Really Nigga".

[@donteverseemyvideos5211]

Dude, it is dark, but this is a sandbox, so its not correct, also it only reflects 1% of its stars light.

[@HDB-wd3nm]

HA! no

[@mittenowner1839]

200 SUBSRIBERS WITH NO VIDEOS! Someone made a mistake bruh

[@kromaromania]

Almost 20k subs, good job. :)

[@naduLazo]

hi! what do you think about the new discovery of TRAPPIST-1b or TRAPPIST-1c planets? Thanks good video as always!

[@jacobacostamasterscribe2200]

What're those?

[@naduLazo]

www.nature.com/nature/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nature17448.html

[@rubenmanssens]

trappist means strong beer in dutch

[@crackedemerald4930]

gases evaporating, good job Anton

[@maoqiutong]

At 2:15, I think this planet is possible to have liquid water ocean due to its high atmosphere pressure (270 atm). Water can not even boil at 130 degrees Celsius under 10 atm.

[@jsmith4liberty]

Congrats on 20k Subs!

[@djdrack4681]

55Cancrei-E and other planets like that could pose 'interesting' objects for use by Kardeshev II/III civilizations. Depending on if it was truly a large diamond at core: the star could have mass stripped off it until it became more stable, and then use the planets core as a large data storage device.

[@kuskus_th13]

11:15 TrES-2b "the darkest planet in the Solar System" Btw great video

[@renikun995]

it only reflects less than 1% of light from its star, sorry if this sounds rude :)

[@Pangooooo]

10:43 LOOK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BROWN DWARF *THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY *

[@jfrorn]

Love your videos Anton, keep 'em coming!

[@Whisper_of_Tzeentch]

Антон, спасибо за чудесную экскурсию..по другому не назвать))

[@intelligentskeptic5849]

They may not support life, but they support awesomeness.

[@mgenoveva73]

Your the best youtuber Ever love ya keep up the work thx for teaching us

[@jonaquinn47]

Question: how has the largest planet ever discovered with a mass of 20 something Jupiters not ignited into a red dwarf if not even a brown dwarf?

[@tathagatanandi5813]

thank you soo soo soo soooooo much!!!....and i like your teachings

[@techgamer1597]

As soon as we do eventually find life on an exoplanet, and that the author of this game is still alive, I wonder if they will actually add that life to that specific planet.

[@TheAmbasador99]

Great! We should get more of these videos :D

[@ryanwilliams4223]

How do you fly the way he is doing to explore im struggling to use it to be honest only just started ?

[@MrMiller899]

Make a galaxy out of stars,black holes,binaries and planets

[@viniqf]

How do you render the terrain of the planets? I just cant do it on my PC

[@hurgendurgen5603]

Anton, could you describe to me what graphics settings you use because I can't find the right ones to get the graphics you have

[@PaleozoicProductions]

How do you get 3D landscape in this game? Someone help!

[@MutleyXIII]

Hey! Is it Universe Sandbox 2?? [EDIT] Never mind, I thought US2 had developed atmosphere effects.

[@davidk1308]

Can you do a TRAPPIST 1 US2/Space engine video?

[@MrMiller899]

Hey that is good times.The videos are good but please do top 10 smallest ever discovered

[@bookmaster1194]

I like flying through planets I haven't found some games like this!!!!

[@OmegaWolf747]

Kepler 452 b for the hope, however remote, it represents for our species.

[@vekonglengkong]

OmegaWolf747 totally agree with you! this planet could be our only hope. too bad it's 1400 ly away :(

[@michaelmartin9022]

I'm sure by the time somebody builds a working FTL engine (there's at least one way around the "speed limit") we'll probably have found some potential second earths a bit closer. Still it does make the likes of Battlestar Galactica and, er, the the backstory to the Manta Force toy a bit silly. They spend years jumping about with FTL drives "searching for" a habitable planet, meanwhile in the real world we're just looking for them with telescopes first, so we can go directly there one day.

[@ixelf8187]

Very interesting video!

[@manthostz3138]

do you know the release date of the new version?

[@BoredThatsWhy]

Wow. didnt know there was another sim other than Universe Sandbox

[@codykillir10]

that planet is as big as the sun. that's just...... incredible.

[@drumslayer0616]

Literally no one: Some random guy named Anton: “top 11 strangest planets in our galaxy

[@jdizzletheweirdo9400]

Drumslayer 06 That no one meme needs to stop to be honest. And if you don’t care about cool stuff like this, that’s fine, but you don’t have to roast people who do :p

[@leadpiper]

i know this comment is one year old but this is the worst comment i have ever read ever on youtube

[@akoni_nezu4222]

congrats on almost 20K subs you can do it just five more subs do another Q&A and keep on teaching using US2 and space engine

[@un852]

well, that really big ring planet proves the Roche limit is not a good explanation.

[@MikeMartGames]

Actually, the Roche limit would still work as the general rule is that the less dense the objects that compose the rings, the greater the distance they'd cover.

[@genuinebork1327]

On the planet that takes one day to orbit, would it be a new year everyday? Would there be days? How would you even measure time..

[@kilos5958]

can you more videos dedicated to space engin its way more fun and more intresting than US2

[@StarlordSoda]

In universe sandbox gliese 581 is actually a gas gaint LOL

[@singinceil]

this blue gasgiant is beautiful.

[@Banankaffe]

0 dislikes lollololol congrats on 20k subs anton :D

[@dtmoney82]

2:03 LOOK THE NORTHERN SUTHERN LIGHTS! :D

[@adammay4502]

could you recreate "Pitch Blacks" galaxy, or at least try?

[@therandomhat_]

They're called "Ghost Galaxies" :)

[@astomothomy5842]

is hd100546b have a sister planet?

[@seastilton7912]

If you think about it, Earth is sort of a gas giant. Because gas giants are defined by being made of gas. Or at least that's what most people say, but we know that they have a rocky core. So basically they have a lot of clouds. So earth has a rocky core (what we stand on) and clouds above it. The only issue is that Earth has less clouds than a gas giant.

[@dankerlordx2884]

Earth has more rock in it than gas giants.

[@seastilton7912]

+Santa Paws no one measures based on that.

[@Jennhubb]

Haumea is my favorite dwarf!

[@OoHouston]

j1407b is so increddible!

[@Andrew-fn9oc]

Can i just ask, how can we see clouds on the planets which are soooo far away, i thought all we see is a black dot go by the star, please may somebody explain? Same question for how we know the planet had water, or the one was made of Carbon, etc. (: ty

[@trendyboy1539]

Lemon Composition is known by density and clouds are just imagination or simulation results.

[@tiessesmets1186]

Omg if you would wake up on that planet and see the enormous rings.

[@aylmaoxdxddd5687]

So is the largest planet found bigger than our sun?

[@mittenowner1839]

Ay lmao XD? xddd no. If it was it would be a star, because it would start nuclear fusion.

[@AndersonDosGames]

The largest planet is bigger than the smallest star (not counting the crab pulsar) but not bigger than the sun

[@bt_the_yank6234]

dude that blue saturn was cool

[@Otocol]

BTK 50 cal *blue ringed gas giant

[@paigey-poo4235]

I wonder how many beautiful planets have been eaten by their own stars...

[@timhaneytheproducer2946]

Paigey-poo whole lotta

[@Spicyfella]

omg 33 subs away from 20k HYPE

[@victormanzano2236]

Wasp 12 b has the status for the hottest exoplanet. The side facing its star has temperatures of 3,500 degrees Fahrenheit!

[@SteamKing2160]

heh replace that Blue gas giant with Jupiter and lets see how crazy things become.

[@afork2600]

is there a way to update space engine?

[@wikikanselmovedaccount5689]

Do a size comparison

[@mistysowards2361]

Needed more statistics dude

[@marcsprojects2424]

Ive found a mysterious Nebula at Space Engine called Nebula RN 8424-55 could you pls make a video about it because im interested in how a star managed to be born so far away from a galaxy ;D

[@marcsprojects2424]

RS 8410-0-8-8281470-209 AA I have no idea what this star is orbiting. If smb has an awnser pls comment my comment thx ^^

[@GalyTheSugarLover]

3:26 fourteen hundred? is this a number?

[@bdon2088]

Think about it 14x 100=1400 thus fourteen hundred

[@StarlordSoda]

dang that planet must have torn a star

[@roberthewitt3823]

2 favorite is the planet that rain glass sideways

[@asmacherif773]

can you tell me how do anything make my game work because my computeris not that hight

[@Dave11078]

11:17 solar system?

[@darthutah6649]

I searched the HD planet which is bigger than Wasp 17b and I found that it is actually in formation which means that it could get bigger

[@mdakterujjaman2901]

What is the biggest black hole in the universe

[@victormanzano2236]

At Kepler 452 - b i saw magniesphere

[@9fmradisapratama]

In SE, Gliese 1214 b sky seems like someone put Vaporware videos.

[@kyleleggat175]

Imagine living on the one that rains glass.

[@redjeik]

WASP-12b is like Eve from Kerbal Space Program.

[@thisisnotinteresting5679]

1:42 look at the esi of the planet.

[@tulipinkidgaming7511]

Did anyone notice the aurora borealis on the first planet before he went to the surface

[@ikeyasector]

200 years from now, everyone is going to laugh at our ignorance.

[@SkeletonKingYoutube]

sun is out 1.4 million km and largest planet is 1 million km that's mind blowing

[@blaki0108]

do HD189733b where it rains glass sideways

[@victormanzano2236]

My mom loves how HD106906 b looks like

[@spacemanspanosultimatekill7095]

Anton,no offense.But is there someone that hates you?I hope you don't because I am a big fan

[@spacemanspanosultimatekill7095]

*I hope they don't.

[@firestartermusic8369]

RSC 1228-7538-0-0-336 B4

[@bettythesouloffear9509]

Uranus should have been on this list

[@mittenowner1839]

Betty the Soul of Fear it’s not that unusual apart from it’s axis and magnetic field

[@ImHosh_]

Класное видео!

[@ImHosh_]

cool video!

[@Shebbi04]

I know how to land on an ocean! Waterrockets!

[@asherweems2848]

j1407-b is my favorite planet!

[@asherweems2848]

My favorite terrestrial planet is Pluto!!!!!!!

[@france7579]

Asher Weems Pluto aint a planet and its small and cold

[@Soulfuu_l]

the earth like planet is kepler452.earth 2.0 earth1.0 which is our planet and the last one is earth3.0

[@thezestypumpkin3202]

If aliens are real wouldn't they be able to survive on a planet that was like this but on the hot side

[@mittenowner1839]

Ajplayer1212 articwolf We have no idea

[@karjalanpoika8453]

In the start you say most unusual planets in our solar system

[@crackedemerald4930]

9:57 it looks like a fresh salt deposit