NASA Telescope Discovered Planets That Are Even More Habitable than Earth!

What will we humans do when our Earth is no longer habitable in the distant future? NASA has an exciting answer to this question: planets that are even more habitable than Earth could be the solution for humanity. The Kepler telescope has discovered over 2000 exoplanets - but the problem remains that these planets are currently inaccessible to us. Nevertheless, there are some worlds in the universe that are so fascinating and promising that we will certainly do everything we can to actually visit and possibly colonize these perfectly suitable super-Earths one day.

[brichan]

Let’s say this is true, what arrogance some of us have! Who the hell do we think we are to just move to another planet that might be inhabited by somebody else? Do we think we just have the right to move to some other planet (assuming we could get there) and infringe on the life/society that might be there? We screw up our own planet and then think we can just go to some other planet so we can screw theirs up?!

How about we fix ourselves and our OWN planet and not intrude on another planet’s lifeforms?! We don’t just own the universe. This isn’t imminent domain. We have our chance. We have our star. We have our planet. If we ruin it, then, hey, that’s on us!

We are responsible for ourselves. We are responsible for our home. We don’t just ruin our own house and move in to the neighbor’s house, without their permission, just so we can ruin theirs. We clean our own house. We change our habits. We take care of what is ours and ourselves.

To do otherwise is wrong! Look at the problems we have just because our ancestors moved to other land. The indigenous didn’t invite us, and now, we are hated for colonization. We have to deal with that because we are here. But can anyone imagine how bad it will be if we invade another planet?!

If we did this, I would be ashamed of humanity.

[aveboy]

Show us what the telescope see. Show us the exoplanet.

[ronholfly]

Let's hope we never reach those planets, because we would end up wrecking them as well. God we must be a virus?

[SlackerHead]

Stephen Hawking's is wrong. I know that may be hard for most to understand. If you can take millions of people into a ship and fly halfway across the universe to another planet then you definitely have the power and resources to restore your planet that you're already living on. Wow!

[dbrown]

This is insane. Good info but insane to think we can move to another planet

[djsarg]

This is just not true, these are too large, too close to the star and the star is unstable.

[pauleypavillion]

There are so many earthlike worlds in our galaxy alone for each people on our earth. It's amazing. However most of the earth like size planets and super earths are mostly around red dwarf stars. Imagine billions more G-type stars like our sun waiting to be discovered; billions more earth to super earths to discover and oh to settle on.

[myutube]

But they're too far away to ever get to.

[paulod]

For example the Wirlpool galaxy is not mergung at all this galaxy it is a composite galaxy made by two nearby galaxies rhey share stars in their arms bind by mutual gravity because what you see it is what you look and you do not see any star be slingshoot out of galaxies but an harmony between them

[andrewah]

Can you imagine if we can actually leave earth behind for another habitable planet. That’ll be mind boggling!! 🤯

[rodrigoybanez]

I guess in the future the people will inhabit all those discovered planets....just like your going to other country

[mgvxfye]

Don't run away from your problems, lets not be greedy or toxic, make our home secure from asteriods and more eco friendly, lets not act like agents smith said from the Matrix, like locusts

[coqsyqn]

- We live in the same climate as it was 5 million years ago and the cancer will go away -

I have an explanation regarding the cause of the climate change and global warming, it is the travel of the universe to the deep past since May 10, 2010.

Each day starting May 10, 2010 takes us 1000 years to the past of the universe.
Today May 23, 2024 the state of our universe is the same as it was 5 million and 127 thousand years ago.

On october 13, 2026 the state of our universe will be at the point 6 million years in the past.
On june 04, 2051 the state of our universe will be at the point 15 million years in the past.
On june 28, 2092 the state of our universe will be at the point 30 million years in the past.
On april 02, 2147 the state of our universe will be at the point 50 million years in the past.

The result is that the universe is heading back to the point where it started and today we live in the same climate as it was 5 million years ago.

Mohamed BOUHAMIDA, teacher of mathematics and a researcher in number theory.

[digitalartu]

Suppose we reach a technological level that allows us to reach habitable planets like Earth. Several questions immediately arise that I almost never see discussed on any channel dealing with space and human massive migration topics. If they are so habitable, why are we supposing they will also be uninhabited by intelligent beings similar to us? In that case, we will be considered invaders and treated with hostility. And how about microbes and viruses and fungi our bodies immune system is not accustomed to. Even the most recent SF movies are not dealing with this very real issue. We would have to wear isolation suits all the time and in a best but improbable scenario, try and make human hybrids accustomed to that particular planet. This is exactly why the martians from the War of the Worlds eventually died and failed to conquer us. So, in my opinion, what is presented here and in numerous other "clone" channels are childish stories and wishful thinking at best. If Earth is gone, most of us will be gone save for some elite few who will live on an artificial space station habitat, similar to the one in the movie Elysium.

[bryanbarthlow]

Sorry to bust your bubble, but we're not making it out of the solar system.

[habibtrourle]

There is no planet better than earth the creator wasn't stupid to put us on earth so instead of relying on science and I think they about to tell us they have discovered Heaven 😂😂😂

[cameroncoco]

You don’t have a clue as to what you’re talking about I guess you don’t believe in god and his creation and his ward his ward say that universe is spreading at the speed of light

[shawnclapper]

We found better livable planets click
Only problem is none of them Are better than earth right now 😂
I'm sure if God is true he will make sure earth will be fine don't ya all find it odd nothing has happened since we were created?

[sejengkalsehasta]

It's mentioned in the holy Qur'an that Allah created the universe filled with stars...