A Journey Beyond Saturn’s Rings

Today, we'll take an amazing journey around the outer Solar System. We’ll start out near Saturn's great mesmerizing rings. We will pass by the mysterious Enceladus and its majestic geysers, and then approach Titan, lying hidden beneath a thick opaque atmosphere. Next, our flight will take us to Jupiter and its fantastic satellites. And then, we'll plunge into a vast region of instability called the main asteroid belt. The laws reigning here are barely comprehensible to us, but chaos theory will help us unravel them.

0:00 Intro
01:11 Saturn
12:28 Titan
31:00 Jupiter
45:24 Asteroid belt
01:00:19 Chaos theory
01:11:17 Ending

#Saturn #Jupiter #Planet #Film #Kosmo

[KosmoDOC]

Hi there, everyone! It’s been a while! How was the video?

[carolhutchinson]

Love the narrator’s voice, and the visuals are great. I also appreciate the low volume of the accompanying music.

[JayTor]

Enceladus has powerful geezers, and geezer activity. Finally life has been found in our solar system.

[jeffwinkler]

Majestic geezers.... There are impressive seniors on the outer planets?!.... I KNEW IT

[SyncJr]

So glad this isn’t a journey beyond uranus

[TheEnigmaUniverse-vtpm]

I hope this channel grows and stays around a long time. I'm sick with Covid and am having the worst time sleeping. This is fascinating and relaxing enough to distract me from being cranky and ill. ❤

[NoMoreHeroesAnymore]

Really appreciate you saying "according to current knowledge" or something along those lines. Instead of "Experts now know exactly how the universe looked seconds after the Big Bang, " and similar arrogant, exasperating smugness.

[Whithat]

I love it when you add the soundtrack of Mass Effect in your content. My fondest memories from the first game are roaming planets with blissful music. Your content reminds me a lot of the look and feel of the game

[StrikerC]

If I were in a spaceship in orbit around either Jupiter or Saturn (any gas giant really) I don't think I could properly explain how terrified I would be being so close to something so massive and titanic. The thought of falling in and being crushed by its powerful gravity and blasted by some of the most violent hurricanes and storms we know of is terrifying.

[khaccanhle]

Wow. Nice work! I love detailed videos about the planets. Saturn has an amazing system of moons

[randylahey]

The universe is just so far beyond fascinating, its just so crazy how it all just formed out of apparently nothing its difficult to fathom but i love it its beautiful

[jondoc]

This guy makes the Best Astroporn . He needs to do theories soon

[mursaleenbaba]

The Dr Manhattan (The Watchmen) like narration in the chaos theory part of the video was a pleasant surprise. Fantastic video 👍

[johnsaxton]

Outstanding, the best video yet on the “life possible “ satellites of the two Gas Giants. Excellent work!

[davidstevenson]

The "Ithaca Chasm" is (8:45) is reminiscent of "Mariner Valley on Mars".

[mikehajdu]

Awesome! I miss you saying Kosmo when Kosmo come on t h e screen though...😢

[Arcturuseyes]

"A notion of liquid water" sounds like a Pink Floyd song...

[WizzRacing]

Thank God for Saturn and Jupiter.. As they pull the asteroids away from earth..That is how strong there gravity field reaches....

[lvbdevinelove]

Yes! A Kosmo video on my favorite planet of all! Thanks for my dreams coming true

[victorioify]

36:47 Very informative! Love your photos as well. Keep it going, Kosmo!