Keemstar is the greatest youtuber of all time

@captaindonkeyballs

7 жыл бұрын

WOLFF PRODUCTIONS Burn the heretic! . .. ... I can't find my flamethrower 😐

Before we study other planets we should focus on how to coexist in this one.

@dewanmdurnto3592

7 жыл бұрын

Danny Campos yes sir

@SPACETVnet

7 жыл бұрын

You can focus on that if you want.

@worldends2

7 жыл бұрын

Danny Campos you could do both nasa is mostly for space discoveries and I guess you could say there's other programs to study earth itself

@larssonk22

7 жыл бұрын

Humans have never managed to coexist with one another during our entire existants, why not search for other possibly better worlds??

@karlthomson7194

7 жыл бұрын

Danny Campos non-whites should give the first step though.

Ignore those killjoys. This is great news! I wish they had an Astronomer Group in every school district to inspire young students to study with local observatories. I was a very fortunate science teacher to travel to Goddard and to see the Hubble under construction. Thank you for the presentation.

@thewoodster3759

7 жыл бұрын

Sharon Crawford right, I don't like all the pessimists who always look on the negative side but never think about positive possibilities

@JustinLHopkins

7 жыл бұрын

DinoRexGamingHD You get the internet dunce cap for the day.

@roberttackett8665

7 жыл бұрын

DinoRexGamingHD I really wish people would think before they comment... You sound like a dumbass.

@timchandler2719

7 жыл бұрын

how are you not embarrassed?? how is it not embarrassing for you to be claiming that we have never been to space lmfao :) in This modern day n age HOW can you believe that total nonsense that you just said? lol

@JustinLHopkins

7 жыл бұрын

DinoRexGamingHD The science is firm and no, we haven't found 7 planets, we've found hundreds. The visible universe is 93 billion light years across. If you believe other planets do not exist, you're a special kind of stupid. Or do you think it's all a hologram? Unfortunately, you've fallen for the anti-science crowds propaganda. I pity you.

If you don't believe their are other planets like ours in the entire universe, your mistaken. With space being infinite, it would almost be impossible for their not to be. Really exciting stuff. Cant wait till we have the technology to get more up close and personal to learn more about them.

@benzerzanek5837

7 жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@akureiokamii

7 жыл бұрын

We're not sure space is infinite though.

@MaxMaxx-tb6nz

7 жыл бұрын

If you cant reach the area (even by signals), it doesnt matter.

@benzerzanek5837

7 жыл бұрын

Maxim Sechenov future.

@DaCake2

7 жыл бұрын

+Aldenega Lets say its not infinite for a second, even though thats what most astronomers believe. Even with how vast we already know it is, it still would almost be impossible to not have other habitable planets out there with water and other life form. Im not talking about aliens from a movie, Im saying life in general. If someone doesn't believe that its ridiculous.

Did I make it here before the flat earthers arrive? EDIT: Nope, damn it. So close too. Maybe next time.

@PleasestopcallingmeDoctorImath

7 жыл бұрын

if the earth is flat what are mountains

@xAnneBellx

7 жыл бұрын

Doctor Robotnik human made it haha

@warriormasterdeath7093

7 жыл бұрын

doritos!

@ThePottersClay

7 жыл бұрын

Vulp essentia those silly people with eyes ruining our space fantasies...

@dusttaker

7 жыл бұрын

The universe is flat tho.

You could tell they were all trying to hold back their excitement and be as straight forward and professional as possible. Then the guy who starts talking around 21:40 just drops the ball and lets all his passion out and shows how clearly excited he is LOL. Good stuff though, it is exciting, people should realize that.

@CarlJohnson-qv3jd

7 жыл бұрын

+Ontario Idk.

@gititgiitit5450

7 жыл бұрын

I call bullshit. They come out to say they found all this new info and when asked straight questions they could not claim any information. just speculation. prove we have or had life on our own planets first. and they have but then say its theoretical. Sorry but we pay too much money for them to than feed us bread crumbs to further their paychecks. confirm there is other life forms in our solar system or get out of our way. privatize space exploration so we expand.

As a science teacher I am really excited about this discovery! Then I scrolled down to the comments. It made me really sad. Then I realized I am in the right profession. If this planet needs anything, it's more science teachers.

@zshadrix

7 жыл бұрын

BattleBunny 100% agree

@beat1196

7 жыл бұрын

BattleBunny lol you're falling for the joke just don't listen to them. You are feeding the trolls.

@1RungAtATime

7 жыл бұрын

Let's lock up Galileo for heresy!

@1RungAtATime

7 жыл бұрын

It's all fake. We've never gone into space. The Earth is flat. Because God made it that way. The same way He made Himself into a supernatural Jewish zombie. Alternative facts? #pizzagate

@TheDiabeticChicken

7 жыл бұрын

+Sprocket Bofinger The fact that I can and have circumnavigated it. The fact that different stars can be seen at different latitudes at the same time. The fact that at any given time half of the earth is exposed to the sun while the other half is not. The fact that opposite latitudes experience opposite seasons. The fact that flat earthers, despite all their bitching and trolling have never even once demonstrated proof of a flat earth. It would not be hard, just take a picture of the edge.

Time, is it so hard to edit out the idling first 5 minutes?

@calibrationsrequired7655

7 жыл бұрын

Eo Tunun Shit. They could pay me 50 bucks and I could edit that in friggin Windows Movie Maker

@jordan111dumb

7 жыл бұрын

Eo Tunun finally,u saved my 5minutes of life

@chatteyj

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you I was looking for when the actual video starts.

@Eo_Tunun

7 жыл бұрын

So järna! ^^)

Starts at 5:00

@stgeorge6947

6 жыл бұрын

lesbles007 thank you

@hahatdog2546

6 жыл бұрын

ᴛʜᴀɴᴋs ᴍ8!

@vincentbrice3771

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

They're looking for plannets around red suns, oh you know there going to name one of them Krypton.

@DimitriosChannel

7 жыл бұрын

I don't lol but this did for a second.

Who cares?!?! Fix Fukoshima before it destroys this planet. If we cant do that, we deserve to die on this rock.

@Harkeilla

7 жыл бұрын

Antonio Howard Fukushima does not pose as much of a threat as Chernobyl did and still does. GtI a fucking education, you moron.

@nicholashylton6857

7 жыл бұрын

Antonio Howard What do astronomers have to do with Fukushima? Galileo: _'I've found _*_more_*_ evidence that we are not the center of the universe! Take a look through the telescope I built and see!'_ Average 16th Century Guy: _'Who cares! Do something useful become a donkey cart fixer.'_

@shalimaar444

7 жыл бұрын

I believe on what NASA can observe out there. but nothing on what seem to be planet earth alike. zero!! 40 light year away, are you kidding me? when no human being cant even stand alive for 20 seconds in a ship travelling a the speed of light which is 186 000 miles per second, if ever we even manage to build a ship can travel near half of light year speed... nice dream anyway

@reillybrangan2182

7 жыл бұрын

The trick is faster than light travel.

@omnichron3374

7 жыл бұрын

They are fucking ROCKET SCIENTISTS for christ's sake! All the scientific minds are going to have to come together to fix it. Smh

39 light years? we need first to develop new propulsion systems if we ever want to travel there.

@journeyofarealestateagent

7 жыл бұрын

James71 we don't even know how to pass the van Allen radiationbelt that's they say only until 6000km above us so a holiday to another continent is about the furthest humans can travel. And this is NASA who said this .. the same ones who showed a movie of e moon landings that's supposed to be around 200.000 km away.. it doesn't make any sense... I know it's sad..Let's build a wall!

@xdAndErAx

7 жыл бұрын

what? The Van Allen Radiation belt prevents super energetic electrons from reaching the surface of the Earth. It does nothing for keeping large objects from escaping Earth gravity and going into space. And the Van Allen belt isn't just 6000km above the surface. It ranges from 400km to 6,000km. And for examples of everyday objects that have gone through the Van Allen belt just fine look at GPS and other telecommunication satellites which orbit far above the belt. The best way I can try to explain how they can pass through it is like walking next to a big magnet. The magnet creates a field that dictates how electrons and other charged particles behave in the area, but it does nothing to stop you from walking right past it, because you are a macroscopic neutrally charge object.

@xdAndErAx

7 жыл бұрын

@James71 there are quite a few really interesting concepts of propulsion systems that could theoretically get us to systems like this. It would still of course take a very long time (possibly entire generations). None of them have really been fully proven or built but there are people working on them, both in NASA and other companies. There are videos that go into depth on all of them, they might be interesting to watch

@shalimaar444

7 жыл бұрын

can you survive a light year speed ship for 10 seconds if we even manage to build one in the first place?

@Forza_Europa

7 жыл бұрын

If it doesnt accelerate faster than the G force the human body can withstand then it doesnt matter what the top speed is. Theres no net force on the body when you go a constant speed, be it 70mph or 186 000 miles per second. Also whatever a light year ship is... I'd like to know, I've heard of LIGHT SPEED ships but not light year speed

My imagination is runnng wild with this new discovery!

amazing hope there is life 🙏👽

@morpheus6749

7 жыл бұрын

You obviously haven't thought this thing through. If you had (and had the mental capacity to pull it off), you'd be hoping there is no life on any of them. Not even primitive, microbial life. Instead, like every other moron in this world, your reaction is always based on emotions and feelings.

@wouterhabets

7 жыл бұрын

so... you don't have any emotions or feelings? ur a human being right?

@DWEGOON

7 жыл бұрын

Why do we not want it to happen? Will the magic man in the sky get mad?

@persianhenry2897

7 жыл бұрын

UnlistedArtist, you're absolutely correct. You have my vote buddy. You too James Murphy. Life is meant to be cherished and lived peacefully.

@mohammadsufian7890

7 жыл бұрын

UnlistedArtist Evolution doesn't exist

Video actually starts @5:03 in.

I have two interesting fictional planet ideas. 1 - There is a solar system on the upper bubble at the center of the galaxy, but for some reason north on that planet point's south in the perspective of the galaxy. It was once too cold but eventually warmed up to the temperature of the Earth by the expansion of it's star, which was once yellow-white; there also is a distant 1 light-year away red dwarf with it's own planets as a companion. The planet was icy much like Europa, but it because a water world at an opportunity of about half a billion years when it's star is a yellow-orange giant. The planet eventually formed islands by release energy that was once compressed by ice. It's atmosphere is almost always covered in a huge mist layer, but clear skies can happen during hurricanes. It's evening sky is beautiful, full with shiny stars, all on top of a very translucent silver watery looking blue atmosphere. It's position in the galaxy put's it at the most convenient location for space travel due to only having to travel half the distance to get anywhere in the galaxy. The planet itself is the alien capitol of the universe, everything other than Holocene life on Earth lives here. 2 - There is another opposite solar system that is a rogue solar system ejected out of the galaxy, however it still orbit's its galaxy at 15,000 light years from the nearest tip of the galaxy and 357 light years from it's nearest star. It was once an ultra-hot planet, but actually cooled to the temperature of the Earth much like above. First thing comes to mind is this is ideal since white dwarfs last a lot longer than red giants, however it's star is a blue star. As it was growing, it went from a blue giant to a yellow hyper giant. It's yellow color made it much cooler due to yellow stars having a cold temperature in comparison to blue ones. The planet has a lot of titanium, and enough water for life. It's position in the galaxy makes it the safest place from alien invasions, making it heaven for a human that hates aliens. The planet's horizon has an insignificant amount of light coming from stars. It's entire sky looks much like the bottom of the horizon during a sunny day on Earth The planet is sun baked, but remains cool due to it's thinner atmosphere. Clouds on this planet vary from white water clouds like on Earth to yellow clouds made out of poisonous titanium. The planet has enough water for oceans mostly thanks to having a dew point near absolute zero degrees Kelvin. The planet tends to be nicknamed by interstellar humanity as 'Planet Hell' while the other as 'Planet Heaven'.

Conference starts @ 5:03

To the comments about "how we need to fix our planet first." I think we need discoveries like this to unite us and inspire us to search and explore our own universe. Without these small discoveries teasing to leave our planet, we would just sit on our own planet and trash it.

@randomk90

7 жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@aaronglanville8430

7 жыл бұрын

Sanic the Hedgehog bwahahahhaha.....thanks

@ravenousfire7798

7 жыл бұрын

Alice Gee, those people would have held us back if we as humans had ever taken that philosophy seriously. If we had to perfect one problem to start tackling another, our species would have gone extinct already. Good thing we have enough people curious enough about our universe to look beyond the problems here and give us higher goals to shoot for, and along the way we will find solutions to other problems. We always have.

@aaronglanville8430

7 жыл бұрын

Sanic the Hedgehog I'm surprised you know the color of my hair, I thought frequent masturbation caused blindness.

@MerfRockz

7 жыл бұрын

Donald Sanders wrong, you ignored the first point made by the original comment. "Discoveries like this can unite us" Your analogy of "having more children" doesn't apply here. It's late so I'll just break this down in a list form, and we can debate this another time if you'd like. Anyways: 1- You're statement of enslaving and destroying alien races is ill informed. Theories behind any possible intelligent advanced life forms out there have a very good chance at being on another tier of civilization that we wouldn't even comprehend. Humans take up basically a blink in the scale of time that the universe has been present. And look where we are in that "blink". Imagine a race that has been around for atleast a month in the scale of the universes life. We wouldn't stand a chance. 2- Everything I described up there doesn't even really matter to us in the present and near future because we don't even have the technology to travel. You simplified such a complicated subject to support your argument. You pretty much said humans = bad, don't let them spread. They need to be good on earth first and fix it. So we should just stop? If you have no curiosity in what lies in this universe, and the wonders we may discover, you're missing one of the most important and beautiful things about being human. I guess Colombus should've stood in Europe. I guess our ancestors should've stood in Africa. I have many more things I'd love to bring up. But as I said, it's late. Feel free to debate this tomorrow if you'd like. There's a nice quote from my favorite movie "Interstellar". Says something along the lines of The human race being born on earth, but we aren't meant to die here. With that, have a good night.

GREAT JOB GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!............................

240,000,000,000,000 miles away that's pretty close

@peresso_6836

7 жыл бұрын

KERNEL SANDERS in terms of the universe, yes, that is very close

this planets future just changed from this day. Things are starting to look more interesting.. we'll see what this brings

whats interesting, if there is acutally intelligent life on one of those planets, they will immediatly see that there are acutal other planets out there and have higher incentive early on to get to those planets. They might be have a space program way earlier in their development history than us.

@TheCobCAP

7 жыл бұрын

they might be going through a cold war of their own as well

@kamikazeboy123

7 жыл бұрын

Im guessing their cold war would be planetary instead of between countries. That is of course 3 worlds inhabits life

@hundejahre

7 жыл бұрын

Given the presumed age of the star, intelligent (enough to develop civilization) seems unlikely. I won't say impossible (since our current sample size is one), but our own star/planet system is probably 4x older and we've only just barely started to look out into space.

I'm literally tearing up. This is so inspirational.

Fantastic! This young people are answering their own question!

I'm going to take a guess here: what if by say...2019 we'll be able to take a closer look at the planets in HD detail, and see life staring back at us, and be able to communicate...god that sounds awesome.

@alec7452

7 жыл бұрын

Misfit The James Webb launches in 2018, so we'll be able to check them out closer with any luck. But the life might not be intelligent, nor will we be able to communicate in any meaningful way if they are too different to us.

Why would any one dislike this?

@DaCake2

7 жыл бұрын

+yo lo Haha, its so funny you said that, cause I was thinking the same thing. People are something huh?

@yyyyyyyyyroto

7 жыл бұрын

Believe or not there's people that believe space is fake and that the Earth is flat (I'm not joking). They're usually old people that don't have anything productive to do so they get obsessed with NASA. What's even funnier is that they don't have any knowledge about astrophysics, astronomy, or anything related to space and they still say actual scientists are wrong. If you see one, don't argue with them because they're so stupid that they can't even realize their own nonsense.

@worldends2

7 жыл бұрын

Sexy Pineapple hahahaha will do!!

@iamsofia3782

7 жыл бұрын

I don't like planets. They fucking suck

@guybrushthreepwood3002

7 жыл бұрын

because it runs contrary to some peoples belief that a magic man in the sky made us..

Had to watch this end-to-end 2 times over... what an amazing thing

Thank you for the Presentation.

why does this look like an after school special on nickelodeon hahaha

@eyesopen9477

7 жыл бұрын

doin time Because it's always cartoon time with NASA.

@TheDiabeticChicken

7 жыл бұрын

Because these are obviously just artist interpretations. They quite clearly state that we do not know what these planets look like, would you rather they put up a picture of a circle with a question mark on it?

Amazing!

Glad to know in 44 million years I can get to my new vacation spot

now this is news real shit!!!!

Why didn't anyone ask how long a ship using the EM Drive would take to reach that system? I was basically screaming this at the screen.

@jacobyoung3399

7 жыл бұрын

Because its completely theoretical and doesn't exist.

@brobrah4595

7 жыл бұрын

Jacob Young its been peer reviewed and found that it does work. look it up on google. we just dont understand why it works.

@jacobyoung3399

7 жыл бұрын

That NASA paper is highly debated as their results broke physics. There are many explanations for their results that don't break physics. Such as heat being produced in the center of the cone. The EM Drive is still completely theoretical. They're still doing more research and tests, but as of now its still completely an enigma. Also the amount of thrust they claimed to find was significantly better than that of current non-propellant propulsion, but not quite close to those that use propellants. Once we understand it we could work on the tech and advance it to make it better, but as of now "How long will it take to reach _______ with an EM Drive?" is basically something that can't be answered.

@DonCDXX

7 жыл бұрын

To be fair, they can only make that estimate based on craft that already exist today. First generation EMDrive would take longer. A lot longer. The first generation design, the only one that's been tested, isn't going to be good for anything more than helping slow a satellite's orbital decay. It's too inefficient to push people or cargo. Even the weight of high output power systems couldn't be efficiently offset by it's thrust because the ratio is just awful. If the second generation EMDrive works as well as the math predicts, it will help us colonize our solar system cheap and easy. It will also give us flying cars and all that Jetson's stuff too. I'm optimistic.

@trueLuminus

7 жыл бұрын

"Impossible' rocket drive works and could get to Moon in four hours." That was the exact headline, so clearly the qustion can be answered, at least hypothetically. People were asking about aliens, yet I see no objection about that.

If we conquer and colonize them, we will be "Lord of the 7 planets and protector of the universe" They'll bend the knee or we will destroy them.

@CarlJohnson-qv3jd

7 жыл бұрын

+untouchable360x Indeed.

@AxiomApe

7 жыл бұрын

untouchable360x Imagine how unfortunate it would be if smarter, higher advanced beings had the same mentality about us...

@ZackyVillain

7 жыл бұрын

it is not we become lord of the 7 planets. it is the elite class become the lord of 8 planets.

there was a 5 minute delay so that NASA could do it's editing that it's been known for 😂😂

I just love how those people are so passionate about what is perhaps the most important question of mankind. It is just unfathomable how it would impact or view of humanity once the discovery is made. If there is just simple life form out there, it means that life is somehow common in the universe and given it's great scale, virtually anything within the law of nature would happen. It is just mind blowing.

The audio for these conferences are always so low. Terrible. They need to fix this, because Science has enough of a problem projecting its voice in America as it is.

How do we see these planets if they're flat too?

@eyesopen9477

7 жыл бұрын

Armani You mean how do they draw cartoons in a sphere shape? CGI

@ghostsgamingea2383

7 жыл бұрын

Armani no flat planted are fake

@pierrereutenauer3212

7 жыл бұрын

Armani is this a joke?

@nickgentile8062

7 жыл бұрын

I can see them. CGI isn't real life.

Absolutely Amazing!

Such a polite, kind and enthusiastic press release. I can't stop smiling watching this - they're all so excited and smart and this is such an amazing discovery! Really awesome stuff to learn about today, what a world we live in! :)

Video starts at 5:05 Thank me later

This videos title says "Habitable Planets Found". That's what happens when TIME reports science. We have no way of knowing if these planets are habitable. We only know they are located in a zone where, if they have water, it could be liquid water. That is only one of a dozen major requirements. Venus has liquid water, that doesn't make it habitable.

@dennisfeijns2804

7 жыл бұрын

ouchyg Venus has no liquid water

@estavel9903

7 жыл бұрын

If the planet is in the habitable zone it checks of almost all of the requirements

NASA is Finally using a Huge Touch screen Interactive screen YAY so Fun to watch this.

great video

Start at 5:03

76 dislikes?..... Must be Trump supporters.....

@pinhead35

7 жыл бұрын

It's Earth is Flat Truthers and trump supporters

@markmollenhauer350

7 жыл бұрын

shizank why would it be trump supporters?

@Chaseneiz

7 жыл бұрын

Lmao bro, I voted Trump and I absolutely love space.

@TheCobCAP

7 жыл бұрын

why do you have to bring up trump he already has a boyfriend you're not gonna hook up with him sorry

@raulvicentemadrigal8832

7 жыл бұрын

shizank Trump who? its bullshit lies

Если вдруг кто то не знал: до данной системы расстояние 40 световых лет, это значит что аппарат который летит к этой системе должен набрать скорость близкую к скорости света и лететь с этой скоростью 40 лет. На данный момент наши технологические возможности это: 17,26 км\сек. , достигнутая Вояджером-1. Скорость света: 299 792 км\сек.

This is the best thing we have discovered in my entire lifetime!

What if we are the aliens? Visiting other planets with superior technology.....

@nuttysworld9493

7 жыл бұрын

ballen I agree I mean all these other planets those no signs of advance civilization they might still be in their early years

@assass1n881

7 жыл бұрын

Special Telethon Yeah hundreds of recorded UFO sightings, Pyramds, Antarcida mysteries, and many more. Most of those are myths, but I would say there are more intelligent civiliaztion(s), which could have visited us.

@cathrsys9584

6 жыл бұрын

Billy McAuliffe America will invade anything, so no promises.

42:50 # hash ass

@Markpaul9

7 жыл бұрын

Jonny Godoy hahaha hell yeah

I'm an enthusiast for all things military, and I still think the US should cut something like 60-80% of the military funding to go towards funding NASA and paying off the national debt.

This really expands our horizons! It may take hundreds or even thousands of years, but yes, we will visit the nearby planets and then move beyond those. And it's nice to know that we may have other places to go if things get tough in our own system, way down the road. Note that the Trappist system will last hundreds of times longer than our sun.

I wonder the gravity there!!

@peresso_6836

7 жыл бұрын

Srizan Nepal they're roughly the same size as earth but since the planets are very close together their gravitates might affect eachother

@TheDiabeticChicken

7 жыл бұрын

My guess is maybe 70%-90% of earth's. Earth is denser than the average object in our solar system, Venus is very close in size to earth yet its gravity is about 90%. The planets shown are believed to be slightly smaller than earth and I would guess that they are not as dense.

Start 5:02

This was aired on my birthday!!

Just gives me chills

Don't hold your breath... With the current technology, it takes 20,000 years to travel 1 light year. TRAPPIST-1 is 39 light-years away or *780,000 Years* away.... or 31,200 human generations away. Just sayin'.... 👽

@milofrags3884

7 жыл бұрын

Z1BABOUINOS " current " I'm sure 50 years from now we will be far more advanced 😘

@Z1BABOUINOS

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, maybe. In a crazy scenario you can double, triple, quadruple the current speed, and still, the numbers will be ...astronomical. Even the unattainable speed of light won't be fast enough for many of us according to our life expectancy.

@skeetorkiftwon

7 жыл бұрын

Z1BABOUINOS Speed is irrelevant, sustained impacts with small particles over such a duration render the trip impossible without immaterial shielding or bending space. Focus people ffs.

@Z1BABOUINOS

7 жыл бұрын

+skeetorkiftwon I'm quite confident, complete shielding will be achieved in the foreseeable future. Near speed light spacecrafts, *won't.* "Bending space" is a topological hypothesis. Not a real thing. So, even if you have your super shield today, speed is your problem. Solar Probe Plus will "smash" the previous top speed. It will reach... 0.067% speed of light! And that, only with gravity assist and only temporarily. You are a snail racing a bullet, and you're focusing if your shell is waterproof. LOL!

@skeetorkiftwon

7 жыл бұрын

Z1BABOUINOS Exactly my point. This is as "important" a discovery as Alice down a rabbit hole. Maybe we should be discussing peak oil, the impossible lie of solar and EVs, and the impending energy constraints on a overpopulated planet. You know, real science.

Great discovery, great minds, great technology and a hot asian presenter! :P

Mad props to the guy with the Star Trek reference at 31:11

Man. Stuff like this always gets me so exited. We really need a way to get there. Imagine what we could learn even if there are no higher life forms present.

This is gonna sound weird and correct me if I'm wrong. But is there any possibility for us to see us back 40 light years? Think about it. All we would have to do is calculate where we were 40light years ago, get the right tech and... Ok cool... I'm gonna go have an existential crisis in a corner now. See ya.

@michaelwoods9005

7 жыл бұрын

Isabell Lewis. I don't understand what you're saying.. a lightyear is a unit of measure for distance, not time. lightyear- distance that light travels in one year; approximately 6 trillion miles.

@Harkeilla

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, that is simple enough, even by the standards of early 1900th technology. Since light takes 1 Earth year to reach us (hence 1 light year), all we need to do is look back 40 years on Earth's orbital trajectory around Sol (or 'the Sun') to precisely mark where it was 40 years ago in space.

@Ben-pp5tt

7 жыл бұрын

Great question. No, we can never see "us." The reason we can see in the "past" at all is because light from that long ago is just now reaching us. There is no light from our own past reaching us now. In order for this to work we would literally have to travel in the direction light is being emitted/reflected from our planet faster than the speed of light and look back at our original position as that light reaches our new position. Imagine our planet is a pitcher and light is the baseball. We would have throw the ball, run faster than it, and catch it. I hope this makes sense.

@isabelllewis9676

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Larsen yes makes sense. Thank you for that. Still would have been amazing if we could though😂

@CarlJohnson-qv3jd

7 жыл бұрын

Idk.

Maybe not tomorrow, maybe not next year, but in a few hundred years from now, finding water and life in the Universe, will be the norm rather than the exception. Mark my words.

@TheDiabeticChicken

7 жыл бұрын

That is already the case for water. Though I think you are being overly optimistic about the prevalence of life.

@AxiomApe

7 жыл бұрын

AlienChicken Life is out there. Probably not everywhere of course. But the Drake equation tells us it's overflowing with life

@TheDiabeticChicken

7 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Tarsitana the Drake equation tells us little to nothing because we know little to nothing about half the values to input. We have 0 idea about the probability of life arising on a potentially habitable world. It could very well be a 1 in trillion chance.

If only in our Solar System there are already 6 different places containing water, Earth, Mars, Europa, Enceladus, Ganymede and Ceres. Can you imagine how much water should be out there in the rest of the Galaxy, if you multiply the probability? Unimaginable !!! I think there is water everywhere in the Universe !!! The same will happen when we start discovering life.

You may also have to conclude how much life the star has left and what type of star is it and if it's habitable around the star

Lol If you think space is infinite you got a big surprise coming we clearly have to be inside something regardless if we don't know what we're in.

@kevinsoto4683

7 жыл бұрын

Then whats on the outside of what we're in? Eat shit.

@johnwayne9906

7 жыл бұрын

Jamal Smith I'm ready for my surprise daddy

@Summon256

7 жыл бұрын

Another universe just like ours! Inception is real!...

@SteveCarras

5 жыл бұрын

Space does expand so it has its boundaries but we’d have to race

@SteveCarras

5 жыл бұрын

Space does expand so it has its boundaries but we’d have to race

Come on ""JAMES WEBB""!!! ... we need that data now ... how about an early launch ... pointing the Spectrum graphic Arrays in this direction 💥🏈⚡️BadaBING

This is a spectacular time to be alive - for lack of better words.

@TheGdp

7 жыл бұрын

lol what a spectacular time of deception it is! Believe everything they tell you, that's exactly what they want

it's amazing to see others planets like earth ,,,, god bless NASA ,,THANK FOR AMAZING DISCOVERY ,, LOVE IT EXCITED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT IT

Finds pyramids on planet. On shit...

@itsputin5699

7 жыл бұрын

Pyramids on shit, alien shit. Oh shit.

I see more comments warning me about the flat earth peeps than I do actually see them trying to make a point.

@TheGdp

7 жыл бұрын

Because flat earth is the truth.

exremely fascinating what an amasing descovery

wow this is really amazing!

hey gus i have a question when i tries to play this video it looks like just a photo it doesn't show anything else. not just this video when i tries to play long movie again same problem. if someone know what the reason for this pls help me

I'm not a fan of science but this is amazing!

I am so excited!!!!!

Only 40 light years away. That is amazing.

I remember reading something years ago, about et's or an et telling someone, a higher-up, where they were from, and that there were 7 planets orbitting their home star and that 3 of them were habitated. When I saw the title for this video it gave me a weird sense of deja vu

What if the reason aliens haven't visited us is because WE'RE the most advanced civilization in the galaxy? *X-Files music plays*

@ZusionZ

7 жыл бұрын

EatitHarvey ew mah gawd

@munchymccrunchy6611

7 жыл бұрын

this hurts so much

They are Beautiful Planets .👍😎🇮🇪

Great Discovery

where that i can download that software?

This is beautiful.

I wish we could detect rotation. There's a chance they are tidally locked, but because they interact with each other so strongly, and so often, there may be lots of volcanism and they might even have unexpected rotations.

I feel like there's probably a lot of gravitational interactions going on between these planets which may (big maybe) allow them to not be so tidally locked after all.

These planets are around 9 trillion miles away. 110,000 years to get there based on a rocket ship going 4,000 MPH. I'm very excited to see if there is life on there or not. I hope I'll get some info in my lifetime.

@jacobsmithone

7 жыл бұрын

With the James Webb telescope launching next year you probably will.

I'm excited and happy that nasa was able to discover these new planets I wonder if we will be able to make contact with another planet within our lifetimes

We need to get there

I want that touch screen monitor.

I feel like we are so close to discover life outside earth

Until we know for sure, these SHOULD be categorized as enemy planets.

@johnwayne9906

7 жыл бұрын

Alejandro Gayoso works both ways.. until we know they're not hostile they should be considered friendly

Great discovery!!!

Wow! I'm glad they carried on with their 'Stamp-Collecting'! This is fascinating! #Save🌏

WOW NICE

THIS IS EPIC!

We really need to learn how to make a warp drive, it would be the ultimate technology.

Ive always wanted to know guys, with their limited resources how much time does nasa spend on collecting data on particular solar systems of interest before moving on to the next one. Or can they monitor multiple objects at the same time?

i love astronomy. its incredible

How long to travel 40 light years? Or about 1/17,000 the speed of light. Therefore to go 1 light year at the speed Voyager 1 is going, would take 17,000 years. To go 40 light years, would take 700,000 years. **all answers are given with respect to an observer back on Earth.

@reubenwills9757

7 жыл бұрын

Normm T We have to invent a completely new spaceship

you could look in the same direction in space for 10 years and keep discovering new planets becuase it took that long to orbit in front of you. And that is just in one single direction and space is in every direction you can think of, I'm sure there are more habitable planets even close I mean this is closer then keplar discoverd a few years ago.

This is such good news and I love the fact that there are rocky earth sized potential water holding planets out there that may have life and will give us a answer to the most asked question. "Are we alone out here" btw I think we are not alone but to have a 100% answer would be great I just hope am not dead before they have the answer