The Truth About Saturn's Rings and Its Diverse Moons [4K] | Zenith | Spark
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2022
- Researchers interested in Saturn's ring system utilize the Cassini probe, which has spent more than 13 years examining the Saturnian system. The space probe ended up discovering much more than just the ring of Saturn throughout its mission.
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Great documentary! -- Wish it were an hour long, loved every minute of it.
The Voyager missions: amazing. Just - AMAZING....
Amazing video! Thanks for posting this
RIP Cassini, thank you for your hard work.
When the machines become sentient, I hope they don't have recollection of all the nasty dirty, dangerous, deadly and destructive missions and jobs we tasked to them. They might "feel" a certain way bout dat.
@@bigimskiweisenheimer8325 Not to mention them black holes, oops, too late, there are several black holes in our milky way galaxy. Experts are saying that at the rate we are moving toward these black holes we may get sucked in past the event horizon by 2028 we can stop it from happening by 2028 if everyone pays a don`t go over the event horizon tax to their respective governments right across the earth. Justin Trudeau Castro has offered up his pedophile foundation, for what, I don`t really know, other than, he just always offers up his pedophile foundation,...
That was beautiful I cried watching cassini and end its life in on Saturn but it was beautiful thank you to all who made that possible awesome 😂😃
Those of us born in the mid 1960s were primed to expect rides across the highways of space to see Saturn by the time we were old. Now we’re in that deep future we battle highways in England full of dangerous pot holes reminiscent of the 1800s & are accused of wrecking the only planet man has visited . Thankfully fantastic productions such as this & those missions make up for those over imaginative proposals of the 1970s . 👍😁
These scientists are amazing
Thank yo Spark. Another great video. Very interesting.
the should have put a heat shield on it where it would have went deeper and collect more data
I believe its more likely to find organic life rather than sentient life. Take the earth for example, we're the only species on our planet that is sentient out of, I've lost count of how many. So finding marine life on Enceladus and other icy bodies like it would be more common than lets say, a talking trout
Excellent narration and videos.
Yes! Favorite science posted on my birthday😍😄
🎂have a happy day🎉
@@NGC-catseye that was the 10th, when u put up the vid. Thanks a bunch.
Fantastic Well done.
amazing. thank you. loved the music you used as score too, what is it? gorgeous
I'm your fan.
great video.
Also, I guess this is not an updated video?
It's important to note that Pandora is no longer considered to be a Shepherd Moon of the F Ring ( 22:40 ). Only Promethefs (Prometheus) is actually a Shepherd.
This video looks at least ten years old
@@kovy689 Yeah, since Saturn already has 82 confirmed moons now, and the video only mentioned 62.
@@kovy689 Cassini-Huygens
15 Oct 1997 - 15 Sept 2017...so might be of 2018
@@IapetusStag who and how confirmed additional 20 moons?
Shush you delinquent. You have no place here…
very nice show!
Awesome show ❤
No
Very enjoyable.
I enjoyed it.
Would t the jets freeze as they exited? How does vapor exit without getting froze?
just wow
Scotty move to Canada! I demand this!
I wish earth had rings that we could see every day
We have and you can! Are you near a Jewellery shop or in a densely populated place? All around you if you are! 😉
Bend over in front of a mirror
Only if I could just take a trip to every other planet
Saturn is pretty awesome.
My favorite planet besides earth is mars.
OMGosh 🙀 Earth 🌏is my favourite planet too. Then Venus💫
Can we view the images taken by the probes please? All we see here are animations.
How Beautiful
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I think we are one of the "aliens" that will slowly but surely spread "life" into the galaxy.
I think we are one of those civilizations that will destroy itself before other extra-terrestrial civilizations will even know we are here.
@@jondunmore4268 I highly doubt we'll destroy ourselves completely, humans are extremely resourceful and able to adapt to their environment or rather adapt their environment to them for better living conditions. An asteroid is our real enemy as far as global human Extinction.
I think we have to look for another galaxy soon... before it merges with andromeda and perish
@@lulume8121 our sun would burn out before our Galaxy meets another.
@@lulume8121 so billions of years
Fun fact: Jeremy Clarkson suggested the nama '"The Grand Tour" bc of this mission.
After reading his book (5-6 atleast) it is makes sense. He have a love and passion for technological advanced thing; boat, spacecraft,car..anything.
it totally irritates when there is no data of the release shown as if it is a fresh 2022 release
Just 1 day later this video it is so many view so fast
wow
No mention at all of the giant cigar shaped objects which look like they`e creating the rings. Check out the book `The ring makers of Saturn`.
Who took the pics of the probes? Who was the photographer?
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If it was possible that (Psyche 16) was at past time a moon of Saturn, how whould the theory be possibly proven?
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The video touched on this in the beginning so I went and got a little more detail fom a google search on saturn. It's honestly a bit shocking to see such a conclusion reached for a gravity well as deep as saturn, but here we are.
Here's the quote:
"Saturn is actually primarily made up of gas, so much so that it is referred to as a gas giants. Whilst Saturn does have an ice core at its center and we think beneath that even a small amount of rock, most of the planet is made up of gas. In fact, we’re not even totally sure that the core of Saturn is fully solid, as many astronomers believe that it’s probably more ice and slushy rock at the center as opposed to hard rock."
A gravity well, whether it's a moon, planet, gas giant, sun etc are all the same phenomena differentiated only by the total mass, the composition of that mass and its spin.
In our solar system we look at the first 4 planets as unique because they're "terrestrial' - In actuality they are all orders of magnitude lower in mass, with whispy thin atmospheres and little to moderate spin when compared to the outer 4 planets.
As an example, Earth, the most massive of the inner 4, creates a gravity well that is not deep enough to hang onto the lightest elements, helium and free hydrogen. our gravitational acceleration is simply too low to capture and retain these atmospheric gasses. Theoretically, you could place a free hydrogen pump on earth that dumped tons of free hydrogen into the atmosphere an hour and we'd never increase our mass or become a gas giant because that extra gas just gets sluffed off.
Now consider a gravity well the likes of saturn. Saturn is 95 times the mass of earth creating a well so deep that hydrogen cannot escape and is instead compressed. it has the second largest magnetosphere in the solar system due to it's very fast 10.5 hours to complete a rotation and it certainly has a substantial core of denser elements than the lightest two found on the periodic table.
What this means is that what's driving the depth of saturn's gravity well to such extrodinary depths (when compared to the earth) is a large quantity of very dense matter that's probably 60 earth masses. (if hydrogen cant escape, you can bet a chunk of iron asteroid falling in isnt going to escape either) That mass will plunge the gravity well deep enough so that hydrogen does not escape.
Matter stratifies by density within a gravity well with the densest matter like iron and nickle at the planetary core (the deepest part of the gravity well) and the lightest elemental gasses stratified above as atmosphere with hydrogen and helium representing the very top layer
While there is certainly a lot hydrogen and helium captured in saturn's atmosphere, it's fatuous to suggest that the entirety of the planet is comprised entirely of the two elements.
I would argue that the outer 4 'giants' are proper planets with very thick / dense atmospheres as they have cleared their orbits of all matter to include light elemental gasses whereas the inner 4 are proto-planets with the earth being closest to full planetary status.
Saturn's density is ~0.68 g/cc3; much less than water's 1.0 g/cc3. Iron has a density of ~8.8 g/cc3. Certainly the vast majority of Saturn's bulk is made up of hydrogen & helium, to such an extent that iron's contribution to its mass negligible. Likely it is very similar in makeup to that of the Sun.
@@psycotria
Matter stratifies by density within a gravity well. The densest matter will be at the core or 'bottom of the well.' and the lightest elements will be stratified by density with hydrogen and helium comprising the upper atmosphere.
As an example of 4.5 billion years of being gigantic hoovers in the solar system:
"Without Jupiter cleaning out the early solar system, the Earth would be pock-marked with meteor collisions. We would suffer from asteroid impacts every day." - Michio Kaku
Where do you think all that infalling, heavier than hydrogen matter ends up? These two planets have gobbled up everything that crosses their path. shoemaker-levy 9 wasnt hydrogen...
Anyway. An 'average' density of the planet wont help us as Ive already stated that matter very much stratifies by density as we progress out from the core.
The 'atmosphere' of saturn, all of it, is NOT dense from an overall contributing mass standpoint.
It would take in the neighborhood of 60 earth masses of heavier than gas matter to hold onto all those atmospheric gasses in the way that it does.
That leaves about 35 earth masss of atmospheric gasses. Still a prodigious amount that would defy our sensonrs ability to penetrate to a denser surface lying underneath
But the presence of a strong magnetosphere should also be a dead giveaway to a dense rotating core.
Academia does back flips through hoops to try to explain how hydrogen can become a ferrous material when the model for magnetospheres is already understood here on earth.
It takes an iron core, ferrous metals and a healthy planetary rotation rate.
@@stankfaust814 Absolute bollocks.
Metallic hydrogen, read about it
@@Muckytuja Oh Ive read all about it. My position isnt reached due to ignorance of the current level of academic awareness that pervades the literature to include even wikipedia...
What's bollocks is adults regurgitating as fact what they're spoon fed by an antiquated school of thought
Critical thinking... try it.
Metallic hydrogen core 🤣
I’d like to see a team of scientists who can make an artificial atmosphere on a planet before it kick the bucket!
So all shooting stars, meteorites may be probes from other worlds burning up in our atmosphere of love. ???
17:09 is that a legit photo or digital painting?
! 25:26 W H A T says eye! No ferver mish'hons shed'yule'ed! Extraordinary saith eye! Right, whale than, get on whiff it! Jolly good, harrumph.
Apex devocie his wify?
The rings looks like a scratched hard drive platter.
What is the accidental contamination of moons if satellites are not destroyed ?
Well any suer saturn j1407b has bigger ring than Saturn's ring BUT Saturn's ring is truly most colorful and most beautiful than j1407b ring.
NO beautifulness remove on Saturn💖...
It is one most of the most beautiful planet on universe like Earth
So Saturn and Earth are such of Universe's most beautiful planet
Black hole ☀
@24:05 Please please dig me up and prove that they ring have gone...
I dunn'a mind waiting a few thousand years;... either way...
Why ARE there NOT REAL HIGH RESOLUTION photos of SATURN's rings and the lakes on Titan? And ENCELADUS' GEYSERS Instead of the opaque CGI PHOTOS we see in documentaries.
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One of his moon will smash to......we can see it from Earth....guys, this is a secret, please don't tell anyone and don't comment here at all! .....it suppose to be secret
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RING OF THE PLANET ARE MADE OF GRAVITY CAME FROM THE LAVA IN EQUATOR OF THE PLANET AND THE DUST ARE CAME FROM THE SPACE
Thank you for finally telling us the truth. I'm so sick of all the lies from the main stream media!
I adore you videos . 1 request please : can you mix the soundtrack a little less loud 💪
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Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea !"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"
Saturn has 82 moons, not 62
At least 82, probably more.
Correct.....
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The rings of Saturn look also like a rainbow.
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The Truth !!! LMAO.....hahahahahaha
I was hoping for some real fotage. Didn't happen. Again.
Saturn is "more than 100 times the mass of Earth"?
No that's wrong: Saturn is only 95 times the mass of Earth and its density is abysmally low.
Whoa check out Neil DeGrasse Tyson over here
@@anusbacteriologist1810 well, yeahhh, but tbh, if you anme the video "the truth......" maybe you should double check facts.
The title already makes it sound a bit like a conspiracy vid.
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If you go deeply searching the sky earth gallaxy and universe nine planets one some strange alliens will come to earth and ask the researchers what you want what you know about the black sky with lightinint sun and different type of star and gallaxy did you see any god in the space any different creatures are rooming in the black whole sky don't be shock on alliens if they ask you a probe questions
Sorry to say this but your English is terrible and difficult to understand. Also, your comment made no sense at all. I would suggest you find an easier subject to study and comment on because your understanding of space and science is very poor
these are no plumes. its called EDM. electric dischare machining. cathode spots. same as io, jupiters moon.
You can land on Saturns rings , collect minerals . The best part is there is life inside the planet .