Scientists Discovered How It Rains on Other Planets! It's Not Water!

The weather on Earth varies a lot. On Earth it can rain normally, as liquid water, or water can come from the sky in the form of ice or snowflakes. But have you ever wondered what rain looks like on other planets in the universe? Many planets have different atmospheres and therefore completely different weather conditions than our Earth. Here we look at other planets and what ''rain'' looks like outside our own atmosphere.

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[speakeroftruth]

The moons Ganymede and Europa have underground oceans of water, and Titan might have one too, there are probably water worlds in other solar systems as well, water is common in our galaxy, and probably the universe.

[yodorob]

We could also speculate that on some other planet or moon roughly similar to our own or to Titan, there might be rains of ammonia or - given the greater cosmic abundance of water than of ammonia - at least an ammonia-water mixture. For that, the atmosphere would have to be anaerobic, i.e. free of oxygen that breaks down ammonia into its hydrogen and nitrogen constituent parts (water has stronger covalent bonds). Such precipitation isn't known to happen on any planet or moon in our own Solar System, but it could happen somewhere or another in some other solar system!

[mrp]

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[ZeeConstructionHub]

Very informative and detailed explanation 👌

[RiNiSM]

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[PodcastsShorts]

Raining diamonds?👀... should we be finding the way to get to those planets instead of Mars lol 😹.

[Blauedecke]

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[retrojesse]

i haven’t even seen the video and i can tell you the title is misleading. it rains many different minerals and substances on other planets. there is planets where it rains gem stones, acid, methane even some where it rains glass? we’ve knows this for a long time....

[IIoveasl]

Add another ome to your 270.000 people. I didn't know either. Great video.

[hangthedj]

6:00 Yes I believe so.. there are extreme condition weather on uranus!

[zbwhkse]

There is no day and night on Mercury. It is tidally locked to the sun. The sun always shines on one side and never shines on the other.

[teresitasato]

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[salinagrrrl]

I heard a science radio show were the guest spoke of an exo planet that rains molten saphires.

[XenoX_Jessica]

@TheSimplySpace U know, I've always thought of some of the machines we have that are able to draw water, and co2 out of the air and turn it into clean drinking water. If Mars is said to have a temp rating of around 50 to -50, then wouldn't we be able to create some sort of an oasis and produce some sort aided plant life to help boost oxygen levels and water in the atmosphere? Just a thought.

[popipagkalou]

There we see videos in order to be more intelligent and discover new ways to improve our life!

[XScythexXx]

Imagine being so scared of saying Uranus properly that you rename it to "Uranis" in a video about planets.

[mooiboyace]

Great video! Too bad you use fahrenheit

[michellegrinder]

sulfuric acid is not composed with lead...your thinkin of car batteries

[LaibaStarXX]

It’s raining it’s pouring, the substances is flowing!🌧🪐

[tlovehater]

Is there a planet where it rains burgers?