Scientists Found Something Strange In The Solar System

Scientists Found Something Strange In The Solar System

Mankind has been studying the Solar System for a long time. We believe we’ve found all the planets, and we’ve been sending rovers to study Mars for some time now. We’ve even sent a spacecraft to an asteroid to grab some rocks and dust to study back here on Earth. But the Solar System still has a lot of surprises in store for us, and the things we will discover in new missions will be beyond our imagination. Now get ready to discover the most interesting things we’ve found so far! Enjoy!

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[orangerightgold]

They found nothing out of the ordinary. You can thank me later.

[davidflitcroft]

ummm. . . @ 5:53 you mention frozen lakes due to a high concentration of salt. A high concentration of [any kind of] salt would decrease the melting point to about 28 F, so you may have this backwards. My apologies if you meant something different. . .

[PlanetXMysteries-pjnm]

The person who okayed this narration deserves to have their eulogy delivered by the same computer voice, in a church full of robots that can't cry.

[rogerjamespaul]

Biosphere 2 was only used twice for its original intended purposes as a closed-system experiment: once from 1991 to 1993, and the second time from March to September 1994. Both attempts ran into problems including low amounts of food and oxygen. And Musk states that a Biosphere can be successful on Mars with no mention of the impending shortfalls.

[ChrisYevrah]

I wish we would explore Venus more. I find it far more interesting than mars.

[theboone]

I used to be so excited about Elon's dedication to space, seeing it as our only real chance in any of our lifetimes to see another moon landing or mars landing.. But then he bought Twitter and really showed his true colours, and I've gotta say, I have no faith in him anymore. Even if he did get to mars, he'd just turn it into a dictatorship.

[ToneX-hjki]

Boston dynamics is making robots that can do backflips while NASA still making robots in wheelchairs.

[aspenrebel]

He kept calling moons "planets". Hey, we could open a giant gas station on Titan. Hope it has a Slush machine.

[Dskrib]

"it could be raining diamonds on Neptune"
*De Beers launches campaign to get Neptune de-classified as a planet*

[NanNaN-jwhl]

@24:47, the display reads "900 C (438 F)" -- but the voice /says/ "900 F" .... 😮

[Ifaeya]

When Mars actually starts to support the growth of plant life, then I'll believe it's liveable.

[fvlse_]

I take everything “experts” say with a grain of salt these days lol. Although, the good news is we know nothing, so we have everything to learn.

[iandaniel]

@24:40 the video shows the temperatures in reverse .... .... should be 480degC and 900deg F

[MattCarvin]

This channel is basically Ancient Aliens on the History channel at this point .

[juslewissr]

For the most part, we have a pretty great understanding of what conditions it took to create life on Earth and what conditions can sustain it. I think it's very possible on a lot of other bodies that life may have began a completely different way and therefore may be able to exist in conditions where life on Earth cannot.

[susancaleca]

Can Moxie be used to clear the air pollution on Earth?

[davidlester]

Wow this was fantastic .I'm 55 and didnt realise how much knowledge we had obtained in a short period of time excuse my ignorance .Instance sub and more or this please.

[manwithavan]

People get excited about terraforming Mars at a time when we may soon have to worry about terraforming Earth

[NashBrooklyn]

it's not the core cooling that removed electromagnetism - it is the lack of electromagnetism which stops core from continuously heating the planet from inside out (like earth) -

[bleed_the_freak]

earth is our space rock.. space rock creates life.. we are rock life.. life rocks 🤘🏻