Scientists Have Found Most Horrible Planet In Known Universe

This nearly invisible dot among the stars is an unusual rogue planet. Although this object located twenty light-years away from the Sun doesn’t have its own star, the sky around it isn’t at all as dark as it might seem. Bright flashes light it up every now and then. The thing is, this rogue planet is twelve times more massive than Jupiter, and its magnetic field is two hundred times more powerful!
And this is what creates regular light shows featuring northern lights! But there are even more staggering worlds in our vast and endless space.
In this video, you’ll find out: how can a planet be ice cold and extremely hot at the same time? Is there a place where things fall not down but upward?
And what are the strangest known exoplanets?
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[tedtedstone]

Somewhere an alien scientist is looking at Earth saying, "No life there. Too much liquid water, not enough sulfuric acid, no free isotopes in the atmosphere."

[SMHx-fqif]

"Look at this planet. There are intelligent beings, but they die so fast because they evolved to breath oxygen, a highly destructive element. Because they are constantly oxidizing, they can't even live as long as what our species would consider a day. Planet uninhabitable. I'll check back personally in 10 million Earth years." -Some Alien

[Sirbossman]

The craziest thing that comes to my mind when I think of other planets outside of our solar system. Is that we’re looking at that planet in the past, I’m always curious to see what the planet is like now.

[Nako]

Seeing all these planets with no life in it makes you think that earth was a A once in a life time thing that only happens when all stars align, .... *giggles*

[shinmin]

It's funny how we consider planets having "Extreme Conditions" comparing earth's habitat cuz it's perfect for humans. There might be aliens out there bathing daily in lava and die when they touch water.

[real-marqueesbrownlee]

Huge respect to the Cameraman for travelling across the universe

[getourt]

At the part when you said “poltergeist” I died. The sound design on this is super sick! And the information that you always give is phenomenal! Keep up the good work!

[genseven]

I really wish you would spend more time on each planet. I love this sort of stuff and could easily watch an hour or so long video on each of these planets and others. I love learning about exoplanets

[karyllhyacinthe]

It's funny to imagine that Earth could very well be the worst kind of environment for some species looking around (edit: for some extraterrestrial species looking around /searching for a habitable planet. Some interesting exchanges down there...)

[zydeox]

I think it's bold and egoccentric of us humans to assume that extraterrestrial life has to have the same planet weather as us to live.

[robocatssjtheofficial]

imagine if there was life out there living lives just like us, focused on their own drama, having their own cultures and beliefs, wondering if there's life out there just like us.

[brendanglirbas]

The fact that there’s an earth-like planet is just baffling. Just imagine whatever living there is like

[jensb]

The crazy part is that, with trillions of galaxies, and each galaxy having 100s of billions of stars, each star having potentially multiple planets, and those planets having moons and so on and so forth. I think it’s very likely that “intelligent life” is actually quite common in the universe. However, with the insane vastness, and the fact of each civilization probably looking for other planets that suite their needs… it’s entirely possible that they never encounter one another and probably never will unfortunately.

[blckdrgn]

I'm willing to bet if one were capable of traversing through all of space, they'd go mad after witnessing what they find. The universe is a vast chaotic unknown ocean which continually reveals more things once thought impossible.

[GeneralPurgenet]

Space is literally just the backrooms irl

[ComeonmenIDT]

thumb up for this one, no lengthy explanation of anything, just straight to the love it

[sezuya]

I'm always curious how they analyze these planets to this detail without even touching it ._.

[nom]

To be honest, another world capable of supporting life might just be the most horrible planet for us, in terms of survival. If there's even a modicum of chance it has a species with intelligence on it and we ever manage to travel across the void of space, we might just find ourselves facing extinction. This is of course playing into the fact that we cant reach any of these planets so all of them are only "theoretically" terrible for us, including my own example.

[Ohwowamazing]

“There are either many aliens or no aliens at all, both are equally terrifying”

[PenMarkArt]

As much as I loved the video, great visuals, info, and sound design, I wish the thumbnail hadn’t been a clickbait “crystal-core” that was never mentioned.
You had so many good planets to choose from too!