NASA Found A Planet With City Lights 🤔 #interesting

[ivanaradic]

Being alone or not being alone, Both are terrifying

[ceigtvk]

This is probably the calmest non santa sfx in idksterling

[Vigggghhhhhhh]

Everyone: Brown Dwarf

Idk Sterling: Brown Dorf

[Ab-Ja]

Not being alone in the universe is scarier than being alone

[ThMiddleman]

For those who are wondering how a brown dwarf is able to emit its own light without a star being there, brown dwarves are failed stars. This means that they are just small enough to not have begun nuclear fusion, and could not become stars

[MusketeerTed]

Well with the size of the universe we can’t be the only ones.

[BrendanDrake]

I’m not gonna lie, that title made me overjoyed prematurely. Even though it’s not true yet, I still wish there are intelligent aliens out there like us, wishing they would find some other life form in the galaxy no matter what form they take.

[Erpakarod]

Now hold on, we might still be not alone because the farther the distance we look at, the more we look in into the past

[RobertSmith-ruck]

Aliens exist IDK Sterling just don't know it yet.

[davidfernando]

If there are people who claim that some clouds are secretly alien spaceships just because they are big and have strange shapes, it's no surprise that they can see those as city lights.

[zeftyyoutube]

For people who is wondering what song is this, its called m83 - soltitude

[sun_vfx]

people are too worried about aliens like we aren’t also the aliens in question

[GoodJollyDay]

This video got me excited to be able to romance aliens in real life for a minute

[spacemanspiff]

Naive to assume a government agency would share important knowledge with its people.

[lime-flavoredneo]

Aurora borealis? located on that particular planet, in that particular part of the hemisphere, centralized in that part of the planets surface, localized entirely 40 light years away?!

[Potatoincanada]

I think what their referring to is Proxima Centauri B, an exoplanet in the habitable zone of it’s star. I think when people saw the image of Proxima Centauri B, they thought there was lights on it from a small bright spot on it. I’m pretty sure it might’ve been a distortion. I’m not sure. Anyway, life probably can’t even survive on Proxima Centauri B because of the radiation emitted from it’s host star, also, the atmosphere’s slightly toxic with carbon monoxide even though it has oxygen in it.

[fallən]

the second picture literally looks like the US😭🙏

[Duriallol]

Well even then, with the amount of planets, dwarf planets and solar systems in our universe, there's BOUND to be life somewhere

[gyxrd]

Damn this is so scary like are we the only planet out there with a civilization while other planets are just empty 😢

[Daniel-jmwe]

There is actually a tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny chance that the JWST can detect skyscraper-like objects on a planet at a certain distance. But it's so small a chance that it's unrealistic.