NASA Discovers a Twin Planet!

NASA discovered a newly forming planetary system and the planets they found within it are really strange! This is the first time anyone has directly observed anything like this happening! Twin Planets!

[johnbsouth]

Sweeeet. All we gotta do is wait 64 to 65 million ( give or take 200 billion lol) years and then the dinosaurs should be gone. Then move on in! 😂

[imDeify]

Plot twist : Looking at things light years away is actually looking at the past.

[bigbk]

looks like an egg with balls…eggcellent

[droth]

Well, except if it's 400 light years away, then there's a possibility that what they're observing has already happened. It took four hundred years for that light to reach us (if I'm remembering the concept of a light year correctly), so watching this happen on Earth is a bit like time travel.

[paulroberts]

The universe is full of wonders, its very encouraging to know that our solar system is part of a larger family of systems.

[BlueScreenCorp]

I mean the fact that this has been discovered less than 20 years since the first imaging of an exoplanet should at least be part of the context

[experi]

I’m getting “Ember Twin” and “Ash Twin” vibes from it

[JulioFerguson-ofpf]

Ever Discovery makes me love Nature more and more😂😊

[SA-lxyt]

We are seeing the past of that event....since it takes 400 light years for that information to reach us.

[johnandersen]

Don’t hold your breath to see it finished 😂

[mikejones-qzwk]

so what i have learned in the past is that the light we see from that distance is millions or more old which means the light we see from there is not what it would look like today ??? RIGHT ???

[melbae.]

Imagine yourself stanting on the big planet contemplating those smaller planets!

[stevesproperties]

Similar to earths Thea, outstanding!!!

[KitsuyuutsuR]

How cool is this! It’s like being able to see into our own past and watch how our own solar system was created! That’s fascinating!

[indiaumayr]

They are going to collide and then a moon will be born

[PanDeanscream]

Isn't it also theorized that the impact of Earth's twin planet not only made our moon, but also gave earth it's axis tilt, right?

[Impersonal]

Then they call it a fairy tale. Now we call it a sci-fi.

[oddityallsee]

I could probably bet on my life that if we discovered another earth and observed it's inhabitants doing the same atrocities that we commit on each other, that we would call them the savages

[louievelez]

Wow how beautiful our solar system is. Great video dude. I'm gonna go to sleep now and dream.

[christiansanjuan]

Nasa + Netflix + Melodysheep. but i pref MELODYSHEEP.