Colonizing the Solar System, part 2: the Outer Solar System

This episode continues our team up with Fraser Cain to look at Colonizing the Solar System, we move from the inner solar system to the Asteroid Belt and beyond, all the way out to the Oort Cloud.

Part 1: The Inner Solar System, can be watched here:

Article: "COULD WE TERRAFORM JUPITER?"

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[traitorjoe]

Everything on this channel is better than everything that is available on television, from the main broadcasters to all of cable.

[SPACETVnet]

Isaac, this is an absolutely outstanding video. This is the kind of stuff I used to go looking for on channels like Discovery and NG, but I never bother with them anymore. And who needs em'! Thanks to awesome quality videos like this. There is something hypnotic about your vids, I don't know if it's your David Attenborough esque voice or the non stop fast pace of fascinating ideas, quality illustrations and facts, but a bomb would probably have to go off to draw my attention away from the screen. I also don't feel like I'm being patronised when listening to your stuff, unlike guys like the great Bill Nye or legend Neil Tyson, who almost always sound like they're talking to children (not a complaint really). I hope and am expecting to see your stuff on mainstream tv channels in the not too distant future. Keep up the amazing work and thanks for reminding us just how cool some Human Beings can be. LLAP.

[samwoodfield]

Issac I'm so happy you have finally had some more exposure in the youtube community I remember when you only had a few hundred subscribers and during this time your videos haven't changed at all, thank you for providing us with such amazing content!

[robrod]

I love the Elmer Fudd picture at the start, perfect way to show people you dont take your speech impediment that seriously

[muskyelondragon]

Isaac & Fraser, you guys are both fantastic!

[hihosh]

I still don't understand why people would need CC's for your speech impediment, I can understand you perfectly.

[krissisk]

As I said in the comments on Fraser's video, the two of you collabing makes this a good day.

[freddiekatz]

Dr. Arthur, I love your videos so much.
You are an inspiration to many of the children I work with. Some of my children have speech impediments and I show you as an example of how you can overcome that. The kids love you! and so do I :-)

[ChipKempston]

Sent here from Fraser Cain's channel. Glad to have found you.

[SenseiRaichuss]

It's so cute hearing these old ones where you had your disclaimer Isaac - you've come a long way to getting rid of that disclaimer! Keep them coming, I have enjoyed them all these years :)

[PedroMiranda]

Loved the collaboration between you guys! 👊🏻👊🏻👌🏻🙌🏻

[AndySpicer]

Speech impediment? Well, all I heard was a fascinating documentary by someone who is clearly brilliant and which was perfectly easy to understand. Well done sir. I’m picky these days about hitting the subscribe button, no hesitation at all on this one though.

[DerRakzo]

About three months ago I stumbled upon this channel, since then I have dedicated myself to watch every video there is on the channel, I finally made it and caught up with the content, I want to thank Isaac for the awesome content and awe inspiring ideas found within the channel. Keep up the excellent work and quality of the videos! Now I can surely say this is my favorite Youtube channel!

[anomalocaris]

Had a bad day today, your videos never fail to cheer me up. Keep on the good content

[aaron]

Compelling visuals throughout that help explain what you're discussing. Thanks.

[tonydibenedetto]

Isaac, I'm in agreement with spacetv. In Depth information on a fascinating and important subject. So I subscribed and shared on facebook and google + . Years ago I would not have made a comment due to dyslexia. Spelling is difficult and I could hear them judging me. 90 % of my words spelled wrong. The same word in one sentence, spelled differently and both wrong. Spell check was and is a god sent for me. You, Steve Hawkins, to name only two of many, are much needed inspiration. Thank you for this awesome show, it's a joy for me.

[sfden]

This is really science-heavy and excellent.  Further, I had no trouble at all understanding you. You speak beautifully and your diction is excellent. These are SO interesting; please keep making them.

[moshimoshijaydesu]

New subsriber. Came from Fraser Cain.

Love how you explain your stuff.

Gonna binge your channel now ;)

[berttorpson]

Size and shape similar to Pennsylvania
*Looks like giant peanut*

Loved the video amigo

[joeblogs]

All your videos are amazing.Learning about so much .