Jupiter vs Sun vs Earth's Water 🌊💀 #Space #Earth #Sun

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[Feliponso]

This is why our loved planet Earth is truly fascinating and unique, it is so, so rare.
Literally the things that happened to create the Earth we know are still studied nowadays even with all the knowledge and technology we have, truly fascinating.

[Koby_editz]

No one: me wondering how long planets could planets talk💀💀💀

[Astro-dq]

water just ended the conversation in like 3 seconds 💀

[TAVidss]

From my calculations,

There were 4 magnetic fields which drifted around the solar system. They found a star to orbit. This star later grew, which formed the sun. If stars don’t count, then it would be some rocky planets way long ago, but were sucked into Jupiters Gravity which explains the great tack.

[Sar_aah]

Actually is one of the first thing that "created earth"

[carolinamombachkoff]

The glass of water you are drinking now could be billions of years old.

[leedang]

Helium and hydrogen gas forming the very first objects in the solar system💀

[DarkRingRunner]

The farthest the objects, the oldest they are (from our perspective). GN-z11 galaxy is the farthest (thus oldest) known object in the universe. The distance of this galaxy is measured to be 13.4 billion light years.

[nadaakol]

Guys that makes no sense if the Earth formed before about 4.5 billion years then how did water form before earth like how, because water is on earth,

[Bryanna-Lopez]

Earth 🌎🌍 is actually 4.6 billion years old.

[kalyanabharathi]

Science in school: 😊
Vs
Science in YT: 💀

[dennismanalo]

shady from cash and nico: OHIO NANI BAKA DATABAIO BAKA SKIBIDI TOILET

[SaddlYT]

Actually the Allende meteorite was born 4.567 billion years ago and it’s carbonaceous chondrite, the sort of primeval material we think formed during the start of the solar system.

[Basketballin]

Water is actually from exploded stars I think that’s how it travels or something idk maybe I’m looking really dumb but it’s crazy how it expires in just a few years with plastic bottles and it is like 50x the suns age or something


Edit:I watched 1 thing and don’t remember the whole thing

[Soviet-Germany]

4 billion years left sun is gonna explode 💀

[Unique-fan-kl]

Bruh I wonder if water came from Aliens 😂

[gloria-jdhz]

If bro uses Capcut...




Imma make one of these...
You make ✨AMAZING✨ edits dude!❤

[Tripp]

So Now We Have Planet Edits Before GTA 6

[panchu_]

It’s fire bro I love that song ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[SophiePlayzRobloxWithFriends]

omd, these people. IT'S CALLED GOD! HE CREATED THE LIGHT AND THE WATERS! NOT SOME METEORS!