Cosmic Journeys - The Search for Earth-like Planets

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Get the latest from the planet-hunting frontier. Find out what we are learning about our place in the cosmos from the search for earth-like planets.

This journey started tens of thousands of years ago, when humans began to fan out across the planet, following unknown pathways, crossing unmeasured distances. We traced coastlines, and sailed uncertain seas. We crossed ocean straits drained by an ice age.

Into every corner of Earth we ventured, looking for places to put down our roots, to raise our families, or just to see what was there. Today, it's the final frontier that fires our imaginations. With so many stars in our galaxy, we make a simple extrapolation, that the cosmos must be filled with worlds like ours, with life, even intelligent life.

For four years, the historic planet hunting mission, Kepler, starred at a group of 150,000 stars located in a region extending three thousand light years away from earth.

The data collected by this spacecraft has brought a turning point in the long search for other planets like earth. Is ours one of countless life-bearing worlds strewn about the galaxy; or is it a rare garden of eden in a barren universe?

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[vovasoft]

Thank you guys for all this amazing documentaries narrated with with clear voice.

[HarryH]

Fantastic Journey, thanks for sharing.

[Nygaard]

I love how this search for life combines so many fields of human knowledge. Even if we won't ever know for sure, the amount of things we have to learn and techniques we have to apply to search for habitable stars is well worth it.
We don't to KNOW - we need to LEARN.

[SuperSaiyanMaze]

It saddens me that I'll be dead long before so many of these questions are answered.

[HanSDevX]

at 23:00 we see planet Nameku, where piccolo is from.

[getAMCIVideos]

I love astronomy and the programs about universe. Good show, this is.

[Explratin]

I like to imagine that somewhere in the universe there is a solar system with 2 or more planets with life. If they discovered their closest planet had life they'd look out at the universe and think it's a common thing. 

On another note I can't wait for the James Webb Telescope! 

[jas]

My afternoon is set! I have been eager for this to be released

[McgoganLives]

A wonderful new space documentary on YouTube...
Let the ecumenical arguing begin. 

[no]

I can't even explain how awesome this video, and spacerip, is when you're high.

[oceandrainer]

Best astronomy videos on YouTube. Thanks again spacerip.

[BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

Bruno was way ahead of his time, especially given the lack of confirmed data he was working with, a true visionary.

[Robbbbb]

More people need to watch these videos

[SODxGMER]

Alright, finally something to fall asleep to 👏😀

[nathanroberson]

This is one of the best videos on youtube.  Maybe with our new tools it won't take 400yrs to connect to, and have the "flat earth" people accept new ideas.

[Letsawaketogether]

@SpaceRip you have a very unique voice for these kinds of content sir! Puts me in a relaxed state while my mind gets lost in the mystery of our universe.

[ARISTOSMGS]

and the irony is we can't find a lost plane in our earth :P

[lucidfiredragon]

I just like hearing Dick Rodstein narrate.

[gwho]

epic music at the end. perfectly fitting of wonder, ambition, construction, and development.

It would be perfect for the game Civilization

[grahamlive]

I love these videos. Always good to see a new upload. On the downside, I'm not a fan of the narrator, he makes the films sound a bit like movie trailers.