A Journey to Mysterious Moons

Dive deep into the cosmos as we embark on a captivating journey to some of the universe's most enigmatic moons. From the volcanic landscapes of Io to the icy terrains of Triton, this documentary unveils the secrets of these celestial bodies. Marvel at the mysteries of K2 18B, a distant exoplanet, and explore the vast oceans beneath Ganemede's icy crust. With stunning visuals and expert insights from NASA scientists, this documentary offers a comprehensive look at the wonders that lie beyond our own Moon. Join us in this cosmic adventure and discover the stories these moons have to tell.

[MrCmpunk]

If the AI could stop repeating itself, it would be fine.

[australien]

Why cant we even narrate our own scripts anymore?

[AlexanderTheGreat]

Im a very picky watcher pertaining to science and the universe but this is slowly becoming my favorite youtube channel! And ignore all the haters, that comes along with anything in life. They are just miserable and jealous and couldn't do 0.07 % of what you do if they tried!!! 😂

[chrispetersen]

Welcome to I O actually made me laugh, dont think we have anything to fear from A I 😂😂😂

[grahamgilbert]

Pronouncing Io correctly would be a good start.

[dwzmxzc]

astronomy science is difficult to understand at first but this is my new favorite place

[danielmateusz]

amazing video and I dont know why I always loved TRITON!

[SanderferBellue]

This is my science lessons as I struggled with science and space as a boy. Ive always loves a good story and history but space and time study always so inspiring and educational for us all xo

[lambeausouth]

So love this channel! Extremely well produced! 😁

[paulhill]

YouTube Sucks with there Ads.. they play 1 every 5 minutes..

[NataliaCh]

Could You please make a podcast about things You're telling Us on google podcast?

[sew_gal]

Pretty sure if you look at the universe on a macro level it looks very similar to our central nervous system with stars being cells. Imo the birth of the universe might just be the birth of a fetus and we are the complicated system inside of some creature.

[WHatchitW]

If noon has solid iron core no n no magma then why does noon ring like bell when struck by comets n other large objects?

[RosieIsNosie]

What if star's are eyeballs and space is watching us

[diwa]

This guy will surely break his jaw by speaking like this. Dude! Just chill.

[DeBanked]

Dont care if its AI, its AI done right

[loyertamara]

Droning southern AI……sux! Stopped watching.

[danielmeredith]

This is my science lessons as I struggled with science and space as a boy. Ive always loves a good story and history but space and time study always so inspiring and educational for us all xo