You Won't Believe These Insane Planets That Actually Exist

Want to see what Scientists dub the "Weirdest" planets in outer space? Check out today's insane new video to learn about some of the most mind-blowing planets that actually exist in our universe!
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[@missmeow6211]

Since the universe is so big, and no life had been discovered outside earth, who’s to say other life forms don’t even need air, heat, cold, etc? Nobody really knows the requirements for other species, since we don’t have info on them. Crazy to think about not breathing. 😅

[@desperado3236]

A point many seem to miss. We are too busy looking for life as we know it that we might have already found life as we dont know it and had no clue. When it comes to alien biology and chemistry though, there are some hard limits on biological systems and how they can form. Im leaving non bio like machines out cuz i have no idea. And of course im also leaving out non corporeal entities which may exists. Such beings are very hard to fathlom. Anyway, good of you to think outside the box. It restores my faith in humanity...slightly. Maybe 5 points. Oh and...meow. Couldnt...help...it...lol

[@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts]

@@desperado3236 don't forget that we're looking for radio signals, when that might not be what other civilizations use. It'd almost next to impossible for a radio signal to conveniently travel our direction from across the universe.

[@aparnarai3708]

@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts it's also possible that other life forms are quite used to extremely high or low temperatures and might not need a suitable planet to survive They might even be far more advanced than humans

[@elitehumpty3603]

Yes! Your right! Maybe some other alien life forms need to have a temperature of 1000C just to survive while we can survive up to 60C!

[@kbz0183]

but don’t forget that the “Alien life” may not even use technology. Many of us when think of Alien life, think of technology and advanced life than we are, where in reality the alien life may be creatures like sharks or fish or something like that. (Of course not similar to ours)

[@vmwindustries]

Everything isn't bigger that we find, its just that we can't find the smaller stuff yet, but hopefully the James Webb Telescope will find much smaller things, and look further into the background of the universe, and make our bubble of view bigger!

[@Snipethebambi]

It won’t make our bubble of view better; just increase the depth in which we can see that view . I am extremely excited as well.

[@thewatcher5248]

@@Snipethebambi stay in school it’s like saying that there’s no difference in zoom from the Hubble too a pair of binoculars.

[@Snipethebambi]

@@thewatcher5248 I think you misunderstood what I was saying? There is a reason we can see only so far and it’s due to the fact that the light from that region of space has not yet reached us due to being beyond a certain horizon in space . There is no zooming past this point because that light doesn’t exist to our point of view on the universe. Thanks for your input but I’d like to kindly return the offer to stay in school. The telescope will most certainly allow us to see all of the things within this range in far greater detail though. This is a matter of fact.

[@johnarmenian]

@@thewatcher5248 just got roasted!!!..i think

[@leezy7787]

@@johnarmenian you are correct lol toasted even

[@carstenkomdeur7256]

Love this video, but please use either Celcius or Kelvin aswell. Really hard to understand for us non-imperial people

[@kentakicheeken4471]

Thing is the most of us on Earth uses non-imperial.

[@walravenish]

This comment needs more upvotes.

[@fpl_djhammer]

aka normal people units

[@darthsideous1968]

Sadly, with our current telescopes and tech, all we can observe at the moment are large Jupiter plus sized planets and other gas giants orbiting extremely close to their parent Stars. Hopefully, one day with better telescopes and tech, if we haven't annihilated ourselves in a global Nuclear war, we will be able to observe smaller, Earth sized planets farther away from the star.

[@BlackDynamite901]

If some how i had a genie grant me three wishes, id like to see what earth would be like without any wars.

[@darthsideous1968]

@@BlackDynamite901 If I had that same opportunity, one of those wishes for me would be to END all wars on earth, and the other two wishes would be to have our scientists obtain the ability to create space ships capable of warp drive and to grant me unlimited wishes lol!

[@BlackDynamite901]

@@darthsideous1968 lol, you can't wish for more wishes! I think Newton said that 😂

[@adityapratapsingh5373]

@@BlackDynamite901 what's the logic behind this? Why can't you wish for more wishes

[@adityapratapsingh5373]

@@darthsideous1968 believe me I argued with someone on the same topic that I would remove all evilness from the earth , and he convinced me that I cant.

[@AwokenEntertainment]

Now we just have to figure out how to get there..

[@snowjohnson8095]

Imagine how bad hailstorms must be on some of those planets like it rains small glass shards and from time to time you get hit with a glass pane 🤣🤣🤣

[@catherinerainey3753]

It would be worse if that happened on Earth.

[@rosslamb6643]

I hope a shard would hit my grandmother

[@AgentKryos]

There is a planet with abdursed levels of wind speed, making our most destructive hurricanes feel like a light breeze. It also rains glass. Sideways

[@ives3572]

"That is a big question we all have: are we alone in the universe? And exoplanets confirm the suspicion that planets are not rare." - Neil deGrasse Tyson

[@dr.blauerkraut]

When??

[@specialnewb9821]

And yet the answer is still yes. 🤷‍♂️

[@markimel4947]

ALIENS: "OH MY GOD WHAT A COINCIDENCE. Our planet actually is called GOLLOPOGUS-465-DF-E6-354-D"

[@FireFoxCosworth]

I'm sure aliens will call earth "home of idiots"

[@chasefrost1401]

There's been a recent discovery of a planet in the centauri binary system the orbits proxima centauri (Proxima b). That being the stars closest to our solar system. And actually believed to be in the habitable zone of the red dwarf. And that many sci-fi's were right about the light on the planets, it would be a dull red light in the daytime, imagine how dark night would be. If you go to the pbs channel, space time, here on you tube and it's very very interesting. However if it doesn't have a magnetosphere then that would make things difficult like Kepler B

[@No_Pineapple1116]

Have you had a look at Teegarden B?

[@chasefrost1401]

I haven't, I'll have to do that

[@chasefrost1401]

Looks like tattooine, and we know what happens to people who don't like sand

[@chasefrost1401]

Hopefully someday soon they can come up with a way to potentially find a way to detect possible magnetospheres in rocky planets. But that would be some star trek grade stuff needed.

[@No_Pineapple1116]

@@chasefrost1401 It’s corse and rough and irritating, and it gets everywhere.

[@brnclandonald]

I saw a recent article about a body of water in space some huge times larger than all the water in our solar system and all my fellow Infographics mates surely understand the significance. There is always a bigger fish.

[@sharathjob0074]

If light takes 500+ years to reach earth, isn't it possible that many of these don't exist at this moment?

[@aidan9490]

Each light year means light (what we see of the planet) hits us that many years ago. So if we observe a planet say 2,000 light years away we’re observing it 2,000 years ago. Yes, since some planets can form in just 1,000 years. So we could not know of a planet existence if the location is enough light years away

[@Judah_P]

Given Earth is about 4 billion years old, I doubt 500 years is enough time for a planet to stop existing unless it's at the very end of it's life. Certainly true for planets observed further away like billions of light-years away.

[@CenarosNL]

Your thinking is correct. Planets and stars can vanish before we know about it. And we will still see its light coming in. With only 500 lightyears it's pretty safe to say the planet is still there though. Unless, like Judah says, it's already in the middle of a catastrophe.

[@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts]

Yes. Everything we can see around us in space is technically a time machine to the past.

[@aparnarai3708]

Now imagine finding a planet similar to earth and taking years of hibernation in a spaceship just to see pitch black space when you reach there

[@alienobserver80]

Human space documentaries, never gets old

[@HI-ej8rl]

The infographic show always makes interesting videos!

[@ousmanekeita9630]

you guys work hard! Super consistent with the uploads. Here for it though 👍🏾

[@daniellane1605]

You know its a full production team right this guys a voice actor for a few channels

[@chrome1018]

@@daniellane1605 he said "you guys"

[@Anukinihun]

Planet 18 isn't a planet, it is a failed star or also known as a Brown Dwarf, that's why it's so far from it's star and why it so hot. It didn't gather enough material to ignite.

[@LexiLunarpaw]

0:14 So they found the Subnautica Planet?

[@supremeconprimeoverlord2.054]

In yo mamas broken cuch

[@pinetarpanda.official.]

My entire life is A LIE

[@JNouveau]

4546b

[@lukeslater3469]

4600 degrees Fahrenheit that’s FREAKING BRUTAL😱😳☠️🔥🔥🔥.

[@chingelauria7415]

You'd basically instantly disintigrate easily and not fell pain at that rate

[@Enter_channel_name]

Tungsten would survive

[@valentinprgnd]

It’s wild what exists out there!! A bit of feedback: would it be possible to display units in both imperial and metric systems (for us non-US viewers out there)? It’d make it easier to follow along without having to pause and convert ^^

[@johnhuether8367]

Sorry make everyone else do both and then we will talk

[@limabravo6065]

Or you could put out a little effort and understand the conversion like we Yanks have to every time something is expressed in Celsius, or meters etc... I know it's work but you can do it

[@tfghbvfg1249]

great research and the narration

[@xxshazam6045]

In every single “these planets are like earth” they always are uninhabitable making them not like earth

[@twocvbloke]

And there's plenty more to be found in the vastness of space, as Picard said; "Let's see what's out there!"

[@ives3572]

"Thousands of exoplanets, still our only hope is Earth." - Veer Vishwakarma

[@GJ-be8gn]

Great video, please use the metric system as well :) For the European fans here

[@pizzamigoo2911]

these videos always make me look up and realize that im moving very fast around the sun

[@OneandonlyShawn]

What if we find a earth twin but it’s just us back in time?

[@lildvls7249]

I love this channel its so intertaining

[@LouAChin]

I'm sad that no Trappist planets were listed (specifically Trappist-1e) given that it is part of a solar system that has 3 planets in the goldilocks zone

[@joelclark1659]

Love videos like this 🔥

[@Jameswebbtelescope7484]

Please make more videos like this they are soothing and interesting

[@__X_X_X__]

Truly fascinating.

[@annann256]

I liked the fact that they say "just" 14,000 light years away!

[@robbabcock_]

Good stuff!

[@-_noble_-2621]

I love informational space videos

[@DreadEnder]

19:45 YESSS I was just wondering how come on one seems to include 55 cancri E

[@saschaberger3212]

Man those Planets got some catchy names ngl

[@Cwilson2194]

Keep up the good work, please do some shorter Ones they better for me to get to sleep 😅 Thankyou

[@nickchapman145]

i’m interested in space but every time i watch something about it it makes me hate thinking about it. It’s actually insane like there’s no other words for it. Space is just insane

[@KamoGaming999]

One thing that always comes to my mind when I watch videos like these is that these planets are so many light years away an were so arrogant to think that just because we need these specific conditions on earth to be here than beings on a planet 500 light years away would need the same as us it’s so unknown an unproven it could be giant rock like creatures that need a 600° f planet to live or a -150° planet you know ? Cause it’s not like we could just prove it we can’t even make it there to find out

[@KamoGaming999]

If anyone ever seen Jupiter ascending they were showing how it could be possible how humans could live on planets like Jupiter one thing that gets me thinking is how long our planet alone has been here there could’ve been intelligent life here 3/4 million years ago that ended up colonizing other planets and left a few people here and there on earth to get a new generation of humanity started the possibilities are endless just saying

[@zachcrawford5]

It's not arrogance, it's just that life on Earth is the only example we actually know anything about. There could be life that thrive in 600 °f like you said but we have no idea how it would work so we don't know how to even start looking for it yet. Think of it more like life as we know it is the low hanging fruit and we still don't know how to climb very high yet:)

[@aparnarai3708]

Well even if we manage to find a suitable planet or any other alien life form from a planet thousands of light years away from us see our planet It's more likely we would see only bare rocks or water without any life form because we are looking at the past.........

[@kbz0183]

Exactly Kamo, just because we need air to breath doesn’t mean that other creatures need air to live! Some creatures may not even use technology. They may be animal-like and we are sending radio waves to them waiting for a response 😅

[@orazha]

Thanks for this wonderful description of planets around the universe. It makes it sound as if the universe could one day make for a great vacation. I think it was in 1972 when I listened to Margaret Mead talk about "What we know". One of the most interesting things I remember is her talking about blue-green algae and how it has been found in the hottest(volcanoes) and the coldest of environments on the earth. So, if you stretch that just a bit more, can you envision life on what we believe are inhospitable planets that has evolved to tolerate those conditions? And we still know so little about the universe that I wonder if there is "life" infinitely smaller than we are and/or infinitely larger than what we know. Perhaps we're the infections of a different form of life?

[@priyanshugaglani660]

Nicely made

[@zerokilo5811]

In an alternate timeline this channel is a planet...

[@filmbricks-stopmotion]

Good vid you make

[@TheMancaveMMA]

Great video

[@Benni777]

Why can’t astronomers come up with better names for planets than a bunch of letters, dashes and numbers? 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@davidferguson294]

You ever smack your keyboard when trying to save a document and it's just garbled nonsense? That's how scientists name stars.

[@aparnarai3708]

@@davidferguson294 lol true

[@-therlc5346]

Amazing!

[@rollinggstonee]

this is blowing my mind in the best way 🤯😍 science

[@josefmprable]

i would speak on behalf of the rest of the world that we would appreciate if you include metric units in your videos, just a small text on a corner is good enough imo.

[@thebeatleshelp5834]

Precious gems and metals values depend for the most part on there rarity so if mankind made it to the diamond planet of jansen, it actually wouldn't make you as rich, (assuming that by rich you mean the worth of the diamond's is high because any useful material in bulk can make anyone rich). Since this would make diamond's not rare anymore, this would actually bring the value of the diamond down much more significantly low.

[@ives3572]

"There are often evolutionary parallels on the different worlds because Creation tends to be economical." - Julian May

[@Puertorican-pc5ep]

A break from war news!!! Thank youuuu so much for sharing positive videos about amazing space

[@dr.blauerkraut]

“Uuuhhaaaahhh boohoo war” Yeah I’m sure the thousands of Ukrainians fearing every second of life are happy infographic show uploaded a space video..

[@doge_voador]

@@dr.blauerkraut we dont need to be 24/7 watching news about the war

[@dr.blauerkraut]

@@doge_voador ok boomer

[@doge_voador]

@@dr.blauerkraut Top 5 comebacks on the internet

[@dr.blauerkraut]

@@doge_voador top five unoriginal shutdowns that failed. Seriously come up with something new 😴

[@TheUltimateMonke1]

When you find out that diamonds are made from *dead lifeforms*

[@smilesthepurplecat2784]

Yes

[@anthonyfreitas6459]

Today was not the day to try recreational marijuana

[@shaunpenne1840]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mavenous22]

Can you guys do a video on earth similar planets...Gliese 667Cc, Kepler 452b, Luyten b, Trappist 1d

[@fahmiarcheageunchained1578]

22:18 quite a meme u got there

[@DerpPotato2116]

0:36 “takes being a water world to a whole new level” me a gamer Subnuatica real life edition?

[@karltolentino4536]

100 years later... Back in my day we used to live on earth

[@pinetarpanda.official.]

Space hurt me brain

[@p0pninja266]

Thanks

[@carmine_]

How about that planet/star that bob lazar said that the ufos or other stuff they had at Area 51 was from… watching that joe rogan podcast was insane and sooooo interesting

[@thedrunkengreybeareddwarf8431]

Whats the conversion of °f to °c

[@NoTimeLeft_]

Hubitable zone? Ohh, H-A-bitable zone.

[@thomasbriscojr.3765]

It's funny people think that slime on another planet is life , yet they don't believe that a fetus is a life

[@larysasam6218]

Lol silly people thank God I got that fetus aborted cause lord knows I can barely keep slime alive nonetheless a human!!

[@thomasbriscojr.3765]

@Larysa Sam So are you 4 or against abortion? I was kind of confused by your comment.

[@dominicmburu6129]

Awesome

[@RengarVT]

I'm having Subnautica flashbacks for the first planet mentioned here

[@raythomas5090]

Imagine if other life or inhabitants adapted to most of those planets somehow.

[@stuarttownsend2608]

My guess is a lot of these planets are going to be the next Earth's in the next few billion years they're just not done forming yet. Our planet used to be nothing but molten lava in the beginning when it first started taking shape. Maybe these planets are still in the phase one of their formations

[@ADerpyReality]

Both Venus and Mars seem to have evidence of lost life. Recent as 30 million years ago.

[@DanielUranga]

It seems strange a video about astrophysics using Farenheit for measuring temperatures

[@dr.blauerkraut]

It seems strange that a comment using grammar would neglect to use a full stop. Yet here we are.

[@DanielUranga]

@@dr.blauerkraut fair enough. I will instead just say I would have preferred Celsius.

[@MrFable93]

No¹ has to be one of the biggest finds of a planet. They thought it was going to be impossible to find one! It was always a theory!

[@DanhNguyen-bn9nr]

If every lectures is presented like how TIS, we would have flying cars by now.

[@SynSpiderz]

WASP planets? Hey Vegeta, can we go to that bug planet?

[@NotYourTypicalLawyer-nx1bp]

No

[@ninjalemon9082]

Kepler 79b

[@vmwindustries]

Could the retro grade be caused buy a creation on the opposite side of a gravity wave causing it to spin the opposite way on the gravity wave? Like a surfer on a wave. Could it be the gravity wave from the sun is reversed?

[@zachcrawford5]

It is probably a captured rogue planet.

[@eaphantom9214]

Amazing, beautiful and awe inspiring 🤩😮 🌌 Love,the mystic magical Music in the background on top of all that! 🎶🎶🎶

[@catherinerainey3753]

Imagine if they're was a defense suit to protect yourself from getting injured, then there would be less deaths.

[@Bruh-zc3qs]

One day, but not now

[@himanshusingh5214]

You mean hardness of diamond, not density. Osmium would be a better thing to compare to in terms of densit.

[@LegendaryChamalee]

Most charastestics of exoplanets haven't been directly observed, but deduced from its impacts to its surroundings.

[@dpssaboteur3799]

The first planet (GJ-1214B) made me immediately think of Subnautica..

[@TheBlueTongue2]

I am I the only one who can’t wait for each vid?

[@zroku123]

I will never understand why every study and video about the universe always says " because it has water there might be a chance for Life" this is such a narrow minded concept for alien life because we have clearly discovered within our own plant creatures and organisms that can live not only in extreme conditions but also without necessities others need. This would clearly mean that it's 100% possible that organisms and creatures can live on other planets as well even if it isn't suitable for our life. What I'm trying to say is if their is intelligent alien life it's entirely possible that you are looking in the wrong place because you assume they require water, or similar gravity to earth, ect.

[@Press2GetTheCookie]

I think they mean that if there’s water there’s chances of life as we know it on earth. Obviously there could be some form of life in other conditions that wouldn’t be good for us humans but there could be good for alien life.

[@KifferroxTheCat]

"GJ 1214B is a planet possibly covered entirely by water" *Subnautica flashbacks*

[@klowi-br9lx]

nice video, you guys watch wadada by kep1er, they go to different planets. thought you guys would like it since ure here

[@kryiptton3855]

Mustafar, Illum, a lot of Bespins out there

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

If there is no oxygen in space then how do outer space planets have molten hot fire rocks and burning stars like the sun ?

[@xtremeownagedotcom]

Simple, they aren't burning! The sun isn't covered in fire. Its covered in super-hot plasma. Things can be molten without actually burning.

[@darthjarjar5567]

it's not fire. Fire cannot exist without oxygen. It's very hot plasma.

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

Ah makes sense so when there is a burst it plasma bursting out ???

[@xtremeownagedotcom]

@@Animal-Reaction-Clips Yup.

[@michaelr3583]

@@darthjarjar5567 not true, hydrogen is flammable too

[@realshootersonly4017]

How do they know what's in the atmosphere and what it's rain is like and the precise temp that some of these planets reach.?

[@zmbdog]

Analyzing the spectrum of light from it. Different elements block different wavelengths of light so we can tell what the atmosphere is made of by what wavelengths of light it is blocking.

[@dominicmburu6129]

awesome

[@inligno9137]

I Love Space

[@yourmother22]

That first one kinda reminded me of subnautica

[@TheSkrsna]

Guys can you do the temperatures in Celsius for the rest of the world! Cheers in advance!

[@michaelr3583]

no

[@microwavespaghetti5421]

Cool!

[@Gbmaster137]

Thank you Janssen for having a name that isn't some kind of serial number

[@neverhehe]

2 days and îs My birthday (im happy) +love your videos

[@rileywatson4422]

Amen

[@vincentmajoor2319]

Why do you only use the imperial system?

[@brian_tulin267]

GJ 1214B (Subnautica)

[@connorgahan5197]

THERE IS A NETLFIX SHOW CALLED DOGS IN SPACE AND NETFLIX SENT FIVE SCI FI SHOWS INCLUDING SWEET TOOTH AND DOGS IN SPACE TO NEARBY EXOPLANETS THAT MIGHT HABOR LIFE HOWEVER IN SWEET TOOTH HUMAN/ANIMAL HYBRIDS ARE EXPRERIMENTED ON

[@SeminarChauffeur]

Hey, hands off my private planet! 😬

[@Bertobot12]

Me, playing Elite Dangerous: I'll go there, there.. been there..

[@dr.blauerkraut]

When?

[@Bertobot12]

@@dr.blauerkraut some day lol

[@gloriouscock2793]

now i know where monitor manufacturers get their naming idea from

[@arch1ve017]

0:36 This brings me subnautica vibes. IM OFF EXPLORING

[@MahanParag]

Please tell temperature in Kelvin or at least Celcius