Ceres: Earth's Mysterious Frozen Neighbor

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[liqqit]

"The first man to sniff out uranus" SERIOUSLY SIMON??? AHAHAHAHAHA

[fydrautha]

“All we’ve ever known is low-g and an atmosphere we can’t breathe. Earthers get to walk outside into the light, breathe pure air, look up at a blue sky, and see something that gives them hope. And what do they do? They look past that light, past that blue sky. They see the stars, and they think, ‘Mine’.”

[gregoryturner]

"Sniffed out Uranus" - Dammnit Simon & Co. I wasn't expecting that on this channel lmao

[spddiesel]

14:50 "... the man that first sniffed out Uranus..." 🤣🤣🤣 You're killing me, fact boy!

[pamelamays]

Simon, you have the most amazing script writers.

[BrianTBooher]

"Sniffed out Uranus!" - Now that is brilliant writing and bravo to Simon for being able to keep a straight face about it.

[factfanboi]

14:52 "the man who first sniffed out Uranus" classic blaze-esque moniker!

[Brownyman]

"There are no laws on Ceres, just cops."

[ignitionfrn]

1:25 - Chapter 1 - The secret world
5:05 - Chapter 2 - Hidden oceans & ice volcanoes
9:15 - Mid roll ads
10:30 - Chapter 3 - The celestial police
14:00 - Chapter 4 - Tiny, insignificant specks
17:55 - Chapter 5 - A glimmer of hope
20:40 - Chapter 6 - Dawn of an era ?

[gordondouglas]

I'm 35, and I find it really depressing people haven't even been back to the moon during my lifetime. I know there have been a lot of interesting discoveries and images of space stuff, but I would really like to see a person walk on another planet, hopefully soon.

[twocvbloke]

"The man who first sniffed out Uranus" - I may have just laughed a bit too hard at that bit of wordplay... :P

[orangegalen]

4:17 "[...] which would mean there is more water on Ceres than there is on Earth."
Nestlé: *heavy breathing*

[sheriffarchon]

Geographics,
Thank you for the excellent content which you produce.
I look forward to what you may cover in the future.

[eggshellgoesgaming]

Imagine how different astronomy would be if instead of asteroids they were named spaceballs, and Vesta would be a princess. Thanks Bosley for the glorious moichendizin.

[llamasugar]

Finally, Ceres has been given the Astronomy Blaze treatment!

[felox]

Ceres was once covered in ice, enough water to sustain a thousand generations. Until Earth and Mars stripped it away for themselves!

[brianw]

A good way to visualize Ceres tiny size is to view the Great Lakes region in it's entirety. Ceres diameter wouldn't quite cover it.

[dirtynumb]

These space episodes are really forming up to be my favourites.

[MaryAnnNytowl]

Ceres has interested me since they discovered those hydrated salts in '15. I'm glad you covered it. The history of astronomy deep in our system was well done, too. I knew all of it already, but you still made it pleasing to watch.

[lucasdeaver]

"The man who first sniffed out Uranus" LOL! It never gets old!