Kepler Telescope Found Planets Better Than Earth

Kepler Telescope Found Planets Better Than Earth

The world's oceans contain approximately 350 quintillion gallons of water which is an astonishing amount. When we cast a bucket into the ocean, even if it comes up with just water, it doesn’t indicate the absence of the flourishing ecosystems concealed beneath the waves. It’s a reminder of the limitless wonders that lie within the vast cosmic realm.

In the grand scheme of the universe, our explorations represent a mere fragment, and yet they have already unveiled dozens of potentially habitable exoplanets.

Today, we're delving into the mystery of the most promising Kepler worlds, imagining life on utterly alien planets.

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The Destiny voice:

[mvp]

I'm moving there before the property value go up ..

[wongpohchan]

There may be no living animals on this kepler, but then there are many more planets like Earth out there. I've always believed that life exists on other planets.

[charlesc]

I always imagine someone from one of these planets watching a video like this about earth

[joecostantino]

Also need to consider the highly likely possibility that there may already be alien civilizations on some of these worlds. They may not be too keen on sharing either.

[clintbranwelpoyaoan]

You can't sleep and it's 2am so you accidentally find yourself here...

[BravoSix_]

Long awaited video, I love these potentially habitable planet videos, keep it coming

[reheyesd]

Unless we create some kind of fast way of travelling to places lights years away and make it a matter of days or weeks, it's all futile.

[Sandul]

Ideally these Earth like planets would likely need a moon similar to our own to agitate the waters

[mindboost-vrom]

For every 200 stars you see in the sky there are Earth like planet orbitting around one

[ashish]

If we travel at speed of light and yet need 1800 years to reach the planet doesn't it mean that light we are currently seeing is 1800 years old and hence we are looking at past and not current planet. .

[drpk]

The existence of life doesn't mean has to happen on an Earth-like planet,
Life on Earth developed for Earth conditions and life on other planets would develop for their conditions.

[makbrekl]

Some Humans can't grasp the idea of moving away into another country, leaving all your friends and family.. But when it comes to new planets, notice how most people start fantasizing about how beautiful it would be to move thete

[Trailblades]

Awesome! Thank you so very much for uploading this. 🙂

[windowbreezes]

Factor in also that this is Human standards of “Habitable”.

Its probably Habitable to species who have already adapted and evolved to the planet

[ivo]

I get it that exploration of the unknown gives people hope of possibly surviving this 'dying' planet (by our own hands of course). But finding planets we could live on is rather pointless if we have not even managed to top the moon landing that happened in 1969. Worse, we are now even struggling to repeat an event of 54 years ago. We can send unmanned objects to small asteroids, but can't find a way to get manned missions more than 240.000 miles from earth. Yet we're hoping to relocate to planets we know nothing about, lightyears away?

[unagiikura]

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[martymcpeak]

funny thing is that as far away as these Kepler exoplanets are it makes absolutely no difference if they are habitable or not, not even mentioning the science about their chemical make-up is nothing but an educated guess. even though documentaries like these are fascinating they're about as factual as Finding Nemo.

[starsandnightvision]

Humans really need to find a way to overcome the speed of light barrier. I hope to be alive when that happens.

[noidontthinksolol]

Man the way they desicribe planets so far away is ridiculous.
The way they spot them is close to a wild guess. Even planets in our own system where different when we sent probes

[hiker]

Meanwhile, the life forms on those planets are hoping that earthlings won't ever be able to reach them and mess up their planets as we have messed up earth.