NASA Confirms Over 5000 Exoplanets Have Been Discovered! (4K)

NASA has confirmed that more than 5,000 exoplanets exist outside our solar system, which is just a fraction of the likely hundreds of billions in the Milky Way galaxy, and they come in a variety of strange and mysterious ways. What's exciting, however, is that the recently launched James Webb Space Telescope will assist with finding habitable exoplanets! Check out the video to find out more!

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[VSPACE]

NASA has confirmed over 5000 planets beyond our solar system over the last 30 years! But what type of exoplanet would you like to visit if you could? Let me know below! V

[z.zshirer]

The next decade will truly be amazing in explorations!

[TheLastStarfighter]

We are coming into the age where our technology is now powerful enough to potentially detect telling signs of life on other planets and when the JWST is fully operational it could let us know that we are not unique in this vast cosmos.
Great video thank you V101 👍

[KnightOMurk]

Me: is doing something
V1: *uploads*
Me: ok stop everything I gotta watch this

[grapeshot]

You get a planet and you get a planet and you get a planet. Everybody gets a planet.

[_Tish]

This is amazing, always stunning job you do on these videos, my question is, have any more stars been discovered at all the past 10 years? I’ve never known.

[centauria]

Things like this really makes me want to live for a really long time, and being able to see or visit these exoplanets up close, but we could only dream about it until it becomes a reality one day.
Things to overcome would have to be anti-aging, protection from radiation as well as cancers, faster travel time such as antimatter and/or warp drives, cryogenics, and to grow and make our own food. As for the ones who loves eating meat, perhaps making plant based meat that tastes like meat (In which is a thing now) instead of actual meat by killing animals as an alternative. And if that doesn't satisfy you, them either stick with food being grown, or don't go space travelling if you can't handle plant based meat. Carrying animals/cattle will take up an extraordinary amount of space, as well as supplies, and in a good amount of numbers for however many people are on board for the duration of the spaceflight trip.
We can also pretty much convert CO2 into O2 for breathable air, as plants can also do that.
At least for us right now, we can reach to places like our Moon, Mars, Venus, and Titan.
Safe travels!

[marv]

Another amazing video, you never miss with a single video 👍

[LewBearMusic]

I'd read most of that info already in a couple of articles, so how is it you managed to make me so much more excited about it than they did?

[ryanblue]

Just unbelievable!! Thank you for such an informative segment. This is mind-blowing discoveries. I keep learning more through these segments.

[jasminderpinder]

Just discovered your channel and I'm loving your videos. Keep up the great work!

[gabrielgiguere]

I really hope in my lifetime that Webb will discover a planet that could be completely hospitable to life like earth, but at the same time seing something living there also, as primitive or advanced as it could be.

[brunolima]

And some people still believe we're alone in this beyond enormous universe...

[amccall]

Another wonderful informative video...i just love the way you put these together. Very educational and descriptive, without going over to top and trying to flex astrophysical terminology that will go over the head of most people. Well done and thank you!!

[catbertz]

This is my favorite channel on the Citadel.

[_Since-]

We born too late to witness the gods and we born too early to explore the space...

[Mezcon]

So glad I got you on my feed V101. So excited to see what discoveries James Webb makes

[menem]

Seems like terrestrial seems pretty unique outside the solar system, though in the solar system we have plenty

[ramachandra]

Great video as always . Thanks . To think that we are the only planet we know capable of sustaining life . Hope we find other planets .

[freddyjosereginomontalvo]

As always say awesome channel with awesome content and great quality 🌍💯