Planetary Geologists Find Salts on the Dwarf Planet Ceres | How The Universe Works | Science Channel

Planetary geologists find unusual bright spots on the surface of dwarf planet Ceres, which might be caused by salt-enriched water.
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Planetary Geologists Find Salts on the Dwarf Planet Ceres | How The Universe Works | Science Channel

[Jellyman]

That fact that dwarf planets outnumber all the terrestrial planets and giant planets combined is an exciting realization! The more, the merrier! 💫

[ktailk]

What a wonderful world is this 😮
So amazing and beautiful planet ~~🎉🎉

[GeneralJackneill]

This is exactly what we expect to observe in this plasma electromagnetic universe. Put on your thinking caps folks.

[The_Phill_A_Blunt]

Ammonia is on earth and no one has questioned that I think it is a dumb question to pursue but I agree cere is an interesting body

[sudy]

Im guessing that they are just guessing.

[xtreamstunt]

Now i know where Galactus got the salt

[michaelmccarthy]

The world's beyond our wildest imagination....

[MrFossilabgfyth]

If water exists on Ceres, then could there be life there?

[MisterTee]

Michelle Thaller is one of the most beautiful scientists. And the smartest. So sad she lost her spouse.

[willowsloughdx]

Criticism: provide your narrator with a pronunciation guide for scientific terms and planet names used by the scientists in this video. That way the narrator and scientists will not disagree on pronunciation, which sounds kinda lame.

[Blackoutfordays]

Make videos on dinosaurs and Cretaceous period 🦕🦖

[reinatycoon]

After having gotten used to awesome astronomy youtubers like Astrum and such watching these official Science channel documentaries with their silly VG of movie thriller soundtracks trying to make it more 'exciting' just feels odd and immature.

[davemeeks]

Our scientists are so smart and very talented government workers.