Researchers Discover Habitable Planets Even Better Suited to Life than Earth!

For a long time it was considered unique, our Earth. For a long time, we searched for other living beings in space, in vain. But in recent years, more and more planets outside our solar system have been discovered that could be true super-Earths. Whether these planets are actually inhabited, however, still remains a mystery.
In today’s video we’ll present 10 of the most promising candidates for Super-Earths.

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[rillo]

Imagine another species watching this same type of video w/ earth on its list.

[shantellerenee]

Shout out to the guy filming and Traveling to all these planets

[aaronsmith]

How can anyone on Earth say they know without doubt there is a better planet than Earth?!? How can that be even remotely possible? Simply Impossible and way too far away to see or test that to keep our planet habitable and don't take Earth for granted.

[edwardneighorn]

Our plannet must be at peace before we can go to the next stage in exploring other things.

[vetsununujnr]

I can’t actually sleep until am watching videos like this, is that a normal thing?

[charlessantee]

Great video awesome graphics keep up the good work!

[lloydrobinson]

one day they will find a planet to be able to live on, keep the clips coming

[christopher]

The gravity on some of these planets is so insane that it's hard to imagine how life would be able to evolve. Everything would probably need an exoskeleton... even plants.

[philipnorris]

Somewhere out there, in the depths of the cosmos, an alien telescope is pointing upwards at an alien sky and, hopefully, one day contact will be made.

[albertansah]

600 light 💡 years from earth 🌎 is such a long journey journey to even explore.???

[steveryal]

These possible to live on worlds are still many light years away and just to remind people, a light year is travel at light speed for one year at 186.000 miles per second. So until we develop a method of transport that supersedes fossil fuels, we ain't going nowhere, well, not in my lifetime.

[sportsmancraft]

For me it’s all about where to aim radio signals and listening for incoming signals from habitable planets.

[Drakemiser]

I will say this again: If there are mysteries as to why the storms on Neptune are so strong, weather and geological mysteries still exist on Mars and Titan. Then how are we so sure about a planet in another solar system or even galaxy!? I call bs.

[Luigiano]

Let’s stop fanticising about these exo planets that are millions of years away

[robertgsmith]

Build another Kepler Space telescope 🔭, an improved version !

[dalelazaro]

I just watching this from Philippines 🇵🇭 skl...

[mgaeeeee]

"Better suited", the only thing wrong with the earth is its humans. Other than that, the earth is perfect

[epiccurious]

The video's title is totally misleading. How many times are you going to tell us that we 'found a habitable planet' when you know that's total bs?

[usveteran]

We have a great deal to do. First of all, once a planet is found we have to figure a way to get there. The most likely scenario would mean years to get there. The biggest problem is we have NO WAY to get there. We would need a spaceship-like in Star Trek or Star Wars. which we have no idea or capability to fuel for such a long journey. I would wild guess we are most likely 100 years away from being able to build that ship, and the big question is with the way our planet is going would or will we even be alive in 100 years.

[ronadams]

I wouldn't be surprised if we're the anomaly. I can imagine star systems with Jupiter sized planets in the Hab. Zone with mult. Earth sized moons that are habitable.