Strange Things Found In The Solar System

Strange Things Found In The Solar System

We have collected videos of the strangest and most amazing finds in our solar system just for you while we are working on our video about Exoplanets which is coming soon! Enjoy the video guys!

[jojouppal]

Huge thanks to the camera man having to go to space to rec this

[bradallen]

"Voyager's computer hardware can be reprogrammed while in space"
My cell phone: No signal

[koolkat]

I’m kind of upset that I never paid attention to these videos back when I was in high school, I find this subject on space so fascinating now that I’m older. I remember talking and texting in class while these videos were being played for the class. Not only space but other important and interesting facts about our history, learn from me kids! Pay attention in school, you’ll be thankful you did when you’re older and also be able to have intelligent conversations with other people at social events.
I’m now finally watching videos on my free time on important subjects we should all know.

[lunafeliciano]

i tried not laughing everytime he said something along the lines of "the probe approached, Uranus"

[itsalden]

“Some scientists call Jupiter a ‘failed star’”
Jupiter: 🥺😭

[darketernal]

man this guy who narrates this sounds so much like the kurtzgesagt narrator.

[bastiboyza]

they did not "Claim to have found life" they found an anomalous presence of a certain chemical that COULD be generated by life. Massive difference

[justablank]

Imagine we used to be aliens on Venus, but we moved to Earth and forgot where we came from due to some unknown stuff.

[_Omar_]

This YouTube channel makes absolutely stunning documentaries!
I cannot even begin to imagine the amount of effort that must've been put into making these videos. Cosmos is unimaginably vast, there was a time when we though that we had discovered everything in space in the observable universe but when we moved towards the invisible spectrum, our minds blew. Who know what else is out there or even right infront of us that we don't have the technology to observe just yet. That is truly amazing.

[constantinvillnow]

how is nobody appreciating the fact that we got 56 minutes of content?! This channel is so underrated

[Abelitro]

53:30 Hubble telescope snapped an awesome image of uranus (Me blushing) 😳😳

[janeguarnera]

Every time I feel discouraged about my species all I have to do is watch a documentary whether exploration of space, the development of tech, architecture, health care, culture...we do have the potential of amazing achievements when we set our minds to it.

[BobaBushido]

Imagine getting to see Saturn in the sky everyday

[chocochipbananasplit]

Yes, we, the public, would love a video about Ganymede and the other Jupiter moons. Tysm.

[MrGarzo]

This is old I know, but how crazy is it that Voyager 1 has been travelling through space for over 43 years and has managed to not crash into anything...amazing

[xxLivingMyWayxx]

I'm always confused when they say "imagine swimming 50 feet underwater". Is this a good frame of reference for anyone? Am I in the minority of humans who haven't swam even near 50 feet of water?

[Josh-ocib]

The replies barely make any sense now do they?

[iskrenvlaykov]

I am so happy that they've decided to included pictures of Pluto in the last video. Hang on Pluto, you are beautiful and we are with you!

[barquebasonbirger]

Venus: thick clouds, very hot with acid...
Minecraft nether: Am I a joke to you?

[Bluewhalebig]

This is the most “you’re anus” pronunciation that I’ve ever heard for that planet’s name in a formal documentary. Well played👏