NASA Should Return to Ceres. Here's Why.

Journey back to 2015 when the Dawn spacecraft first orbited Ceres, the colossal dwarf planet in our inner solar system. Dive deep into the mysteries of this unique celestial body as we recall the groundbreaking discoveries made by Dawn, from hydrated salt patches to potential life-supporting reservoirs. As the probe's mission came to an end, the question arises: Should humanity return to Ceres? Join us in this Astrographics analysis as we weigh the significance and potential of revisiting the giant of the asteroid belt.

[papabrandino]

This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels in the whistler cinematic universe.

[imperial_corner]

Hey, Simon. After two decades of watching space documentaries on TV as well as YT. I've been waiting for a channel who breaks the science down and builds the viewer up just... like ... this... Well done.

[mikeygallos]

Commenting to help the channel become successful

[trevorreniger]

Absolutely *LOVING* the new channel. Astrophysics and interstellar investigation are some of my favorite topics to learn about and Simon is the voice of my favorite host to learn from. However, as much as I love these topics and as much as I love this channel, it is *so strange* to watch an entire video without tangents! #HereForTheTangents 😆

[swiftycortex]

Thanks for taking us on a journey to Ceres to set an example of what NASA should do

[zmblion]

"and a plan to prob Uranus" said straight faced... Lol dude needs an Oscar

[PindleofKujata]

Giving props to the script writer here for giving us a Full Metal Alchemist reference.

[anthonyfrench]

You've been wanting to do this for a while!! I love this style and honestly this is what a channel you used to do. Keep on this course Simon.

[aaronak]

Very excited about Astrographics!!! Sooo many possibilities for videos!

[SeauxNOLALady]

I am beyond excited that Simon created this channel! I’m a huge fan of his to begin with and I watch all of his other channels consistently. The content and production value is incredible. The writing is beyond superior to any other similar channels. I genuinely learn an extraordinary amount of knowledge from various topics from this show about astronomy and astrophysics, to true crime and obscure history, to geopolitics and the current state of conflict around the world, to the engineering and construction of huge structures and projects.
Simon really is a cut above the rest and I also can’t imagine how he manages to make so many videos so often for all of his channels! There’s nearly a new video each and every day on every channel! I know he has a great team behind him that helps pump out the insane levels of content, but it’s still mind boggling!

[peterkirby]

A new channel. You spoil us Mr Whistler.

[artbyjennyray]

A Full Metal Alchemist reference?! Yaaassss!

[jamesmcassey]

YES! Been waiting for you to make this channel Simon, now going to watch every video.

[DTredecim]

How many takes did it take to get through "probe Uranus" with such poise?

[rykercabler]

Love the new channel!!! And no quirky audio bugs!!!

[Bluefiresea]

Love the series, also I'm a child 14:20 one of the highest priority missions was "To probe Uranus" 😂

[darrenmalthouse]

Loving this new chanel Simon! One of my favourites. Please everyone, keep it going.

[Answersinbooks]

These videos act to remind me of all the questions that will be answered after my time due to budgetary constraints of all things. It makes me sad to know how much is to be learned but I may never have the chance to. Keep going though Simon

[davidtatro]

One more great reason to do a full mission to Ceres including orbiter, lander, sample return, etc. Think how much the scientists and engineers might learn from doing this project and developing new kinds of robotics and such. And then when we go blasting off for Titan or Enceladus, we'd be even better equipped to conduct great science on the more exciting worlds.

[stevensmith]

Inspiring channel..
Great work Simon and crew.