NASA Telescope Discovered Planets Even Better For Life Than Earth

The Earth is a scientific wonder. While to us, it’s just our home, but when you start looking deeper into our solar system, and beyond, you’d realize that there’s no place like this home. But that doesn’t mean that we actually stop looking. NASA has been searching for a habitable planet for decades, and the search has led to some insane findings. To get it all done, though, they’ve had to create several pieces of tech dedicated to finding exoplanets, tech like the James Webb Space Telescope.

[marieparker]

I think it would be inevitable that an Earth-like planet would be inhabited by intelligent life. The indigenous population might be thousands of years more advanced than us in technology. Then what?
Anyway, how many people are the brilliant folk thinking of evacuating from a trashed Earth? Not four billion, that's for sure. Four hundred? Is this a big enough genetic pool? Would they survive the radiation they would be exposed to during the trip?

[kelleysmith]

Even if we could get there, what arrogance thinking it is ours to just colonize this planet? For all we know , there could be life already there that might have a problem with this. Ask you're self this, what if the same thing happened to earth?

[haroldsanteliz]

Fascinating, it gives the desire to learn more about it .

[dermotodwyer]

We have our own planet almost destroyed why do we think we can go and destroy another one . Stay away from someone else's one, because we have a habit of destroying everything we touch.

[williamfowler]

when aliens populated earth and came back to follow up on progress up they found it to be defective, everyone turned out to be a-holes.

[rmz-space]

in fact, the very concept of habitability already suggests that some kind of life must exist there. and secondly, Kepler-22 b is far from being the only potentially habitable planet found. there is also proxima b, teagarden B and C, trappist-1 D, E, F, G, Glize 1002 B and C, Glize 581 C, Kepler 442 b, Kepler 440 b, tau ceti F, and so on.

[alanreji]

Your videos are all amazing
But one downside is that is its length
Its going to be great if its 10 -15 min long❤❤

[jcerban]

We're wondering about the universe all the time yet, we can't even get along here in our own backyard...sad.

[NeonAstralOfficial]

A quote that mr.Smith said comes to mind

[paisiranpayez]

Can astronomers see our galaxy Milky Way after our universe was born ?

[jeyasudha]

Bro next video can you explain about the big bang theory

[TimothyGibson-iplw]

We will colonize mars thousands of years before we get to step foot on the closest habitable planet.if we could make a living planet out of mars maybe it will make up for trashing this one