Reacting to 5 'Impossible' Things That Can Happen On Other Planets

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[ManfredDudesonVonGuy]

4:19 the term you're looking for is "the planet is tidally locked" meaning that it doesn't rotate relative to its star (it's still spinning on its axis, but only so much as keeps the same side facing the star at all times).

[EmperorofPenguins]

Titan: Oil Tycoon's dream
United States: "Hippity Hoppity that planets my property"

[normal-potato]

if space thing is something you're interested in... I would recommend watching Kurzgesagt

Edit: it seems YouTube is being YouTube again and won’t allow Luka to react to them, which Luka the great has posted it on a different site. So no kurzgesagt reactions...

Edit2: he uploads them on patreon now, just letting you know

[cullenwright]

Actually, the overwhelming majority of stars in the Milky Way are part of multi-star systems. Binary systems (with two stars) are very common. Earth is pretty unique in that we only have one star. Space is awesome.

[Skyostin]

8:05 every country about to fight for that planet

[hareecionelson]

Scientist: I discovered a new Exo-planet
Public: Amazing, what did you call it?
Scientist's cat: *Sits on keyboard*

[blazeonfire]

I’m not entirely sure why, but I find his reactions so satisfying that I have been on an absolute binge of his content

[David_F]

When a planet only has one side always facing its star (6:22), the terminology for this is tidal locking. The planet still revolves around the star, but it does not rotate about its axis.

[marvalice]

you can have two shadows now. infact, most of do most of the time, because we live indoors.

the raining rocks planet is "Tidally Locked". this means that it does spin, but it spins so slowly that the spin is in sync with its orbit.. our moon is also tidally locked with the earth, so we only ever see a single side.

[coyotelong]

Titan is fascinating... They say that moons of other planets are our most likely place to find life or to sustain human life in the future

It would be incredible to watch Saturn rise and swallow up the whole sky every morning

[icechoc]

Enjoyed your reaction to these different videos!

Hope you react to other Oversimplified videos and other history channel videos too!

[Taliesyn]

The reason so many of the planets listed have such ridiculous names is because those are the names of the stars they orbit. There are WAY more stars named than there are names to give them, so most get those alpha-numeric designations. The letters you see at the end after the dash is the planet's designation - they are given a letter as they are found, so -b was found before -c, etc.

[gmrgamingrm]

3:14 If Subnautica is anything to go by, you don't want to be on that planet lol

[therealclart]

Fun Fact : The closest Solar System to ours, Proxima Centauri, is actually a trinary star system. Meaning that there are 3 stars with planets orbiting them. Actually, Binary star systems (2 stars) are EXTREMELY common. In fact, we believe our solar system may have had a second, smaller star that was once orbiting the sun. This star was later hit with some interesting gravitational events when a black hole past a little to close to our solar system and threw it out.

Also, I’d like to state that these images of planets are Artist renditions. We have not yet been able to directly observe planets in other solar systems. We know they are there because they eclipse their stars, but the starlight completely blocks out our ability to see the surfaces. This is actually the primary goal of the James Webb Space Telescope that is supposed to launch to an orbit with its Apogee at 1 million miles in 2021. We hope that this incredible piece of technology will allow us to directly observe planets from other solar systems.

[bigussmokesus]

You should react to Sam O’Nella academy. He is a history youtuber who makes great videos. I suggest you watch his video called “mass hysteria through history”

[jackp]

On Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune it's believed that the chemical composition and pressure as you approach these planets cores are so great that it's possible there is a layer where it rains - diamonds. Mind fuck of the day. ✌

[TheMeliv]

"Imposible things" if you stand in a room with 2 lights you have 2 shadows . So that was a lie.

[ethanscharf]

I love your coverage of well anything not sports!

[NoiseJunkieRecords]

I love that I can come here to this channel for both science and baseball lol.
I like the variety that's been posted here as of late. Nicely done.

[Kalelisbell]

you should check out "A tsunami with a record run-up height of 1720 feet occurred in Lituya Bay, Alaska. On the night of July 9, 1958" it scary as hell


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