I also love when he states if it’s real or cgi we are seeing. I always want to know as seeing them real is so amazing. I’m sick of seeing cgi space documentaries
The funny thing is that despite all that activity, Io is on average a very cold world. The volcanic hotspots are extremely warm, but the average surface temperature is -130 C.
@@kenopsia9013 There are, but it's iffy. You wouldn't feel comfortable in those regions because the heat is rapidly fleeting due to the lack of an atmosphere, so the warmth wouldn't surround you as it would on Earth, it'd be at your feet.
Watching a volcano eruption and auroras on Io, with Jupiter in the background, must be one of the most beautiful scenes in the solar system. Also one of the most hazardous I’m afraid. Extreme heat, cold and radiation.
Ah, Io is my favorite moon. A perfect example of what the gravity of the gargantuan Jupiter can do... It's terrifying yet so fascinating to learn about.
First time I opened the video and I was like -Ohh come on, did you choose Io from among all the moons so far? then when I finished the video -My life was a lie never knew Io was that interesting and wonderful. You are doing really great man, this channel has the most interesting and uncommon knowledge about our solar system and the way you present it just f*ckin amazing. Thank you so much for all theese videos!
Not only fcking amazing short intresting wow about titan too and jupiter very good job and vid's everybody should see 😍 there's more in the solar system than only earth 👍🏻👍🏻😁
So next week I plan to do a 100K subs special video where I answer any question you might have. If you want a chance to have your question answered in the video, ask a question replying to this comment! It can be about space, me, the channel, whatever :) Hopefully we will get to know each other a bit better from it!
Congrats! Well deserved popularity, you make excellent material. Sadly, I don't have a question per se, though I'm curious about your background (what did you study, etc). I'm planning on getting a nice, big tattoo of pluto and its heart, and the new horizon probe doing a wee fly-by, so I could have asked you to rate it, but I haven't gotten it yet! Btw, did you know that when I google "new horizon probe", your video on it pops up next to NASA's? Way to go man!
Once again, congratulations! You deserve much more than what you have now! As for the Q&A, how about a simple question; what first sparked your interest in space?
Yet again , quality work. You have a great teaching style. Your series would definitely be my recommend source for astronomy in the class room. Very well done. Carry on.
Your channel is so underrated. You deserve millions on views for the beautiful, yet such artistic descriptions of the wonders of space. I admit I never thought Io was such an interesting moon. To me, Europa was the most attractive because of the ice and possible oceans beneath. But Io turned out to be equally intense. Hope your channel gets what it deserves. Keep it up! Best wishes from Pakistan!
Great video as always. Thank you. I really like that you always label the images as to whether they are true color, enhanced, or artist conceptions. Thanks for that. Congratulations on100,000 subs!
@@MTC008 great! An entire moon that smells like rotten eggs. Since ours is made of cheese, all we need to do is find one made of bacon, and voila! Breakfast is served!
If I could make a wish, it would be that Io was our Moon and had the same volcanism. Imagine what those eruptions would look like from earth. I'm sure it'd be a nice show.
Sadly it wouldn't be though. I think the Moon would become super volcanic rather quickly if you put it into Io's orbit, and that Io would quickly become inert in the moon's orbit.
Because he is. He loves explaining the wonders of the universe and he's really good at it. He'd make a wonderful teacher or professor if he isn't one already.
Wow, wow, wow wow wow, wow wow. That's not me doing a text based Owen Wilson impression; That's me being blown away. This was an amazing video! Never have I seen a piece of media that drew me in so instantly. I felt that every second that played I was learning something new and profound that I could easily understand (at a surface level), even though I try to learn as much about space as I can. The only thing I could say in critique is that sources where I could read further would be an amazing bonus (unless brilliant.org is your source). Great work! I am tuned in and will be sharing!
If you want to check out more images, I recommend photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/. All the images there usually have some kind of explanation attached too. Thanks for the comment! :D
Yet another stellar performance. You have great judgment of pictures along with an engaging script delivered by your mellifluous voice. Kudos on your subscriber count.
Brilliant presentation and subject matter. I remember thinking it would be cool to explore Io in an open world setting video game. Volcanos erupting in the background while exploring Ios mountains, lava lakes, human settlements and the giant Jupiter ever looming overhead in the sky.
Mother Jupiter She nourishes her children They dance joyfully The science of astronomy is words, formulae, and diagrams on paper. The reality of astronomy is poetry. Well done, as always- congratulations on the 100K mark. It's well-earned!
Astrum, you have a hypnotic cadence to your voice that's filled with wonder and it perfectly compliments the fascinating information laden content of your posts. Keep it up, and you could become the Prof Brian Cox of the RUclips world mate.
What a fascinating moon. I remember how back in the days before the interplanetary probes sent back data we thought the moons would all be rather boring copies of our own moon. Io is one of the most fascinating of all. And they are all so very fascinating.
Alex, another great video, thank you so much. What I like about your channel most is that you use real images and video of the subjects you cover. Far superior to the other channels dedicated to astronomy (including NASA). You will always have a fan in me! I can't wait to see what you have in store next. Maybe another video on Venus. I'm curious to know if we discovered anything new about our sister planet. Plus do you know if there are any plans to actually visit Neptune? I think it would very interested to see updated images with the newer high resolution tech we have today. That would be awesome!
I hope you make a Ganymede video. Titan, Europa, Io, Triton, and Earth's moon seem to get all the attention. Yet Ganymede being our Solar Systems largest moon, has interesting auroras, its own magnetic field, etc... make it worthy of an Astrum video.
I love your videos, the integrity of the information and your scientific approach to the subjects are very much appreciated. Please keep up the great work. Thank you for keeping it real. :)
Io is such a beautiful moon. I'm confused as to why Io does not have a stronger magnetosphere. It does have one but it is supposedly weak. I always figured from what I've learnt and researched that any object that is geologically active with circulating iron nickel magma would generate a magnetosphere. Imagine how many precious gems are formed from Io's geological processes. A great place to mine(in areas where volcanos are not expected to erupt of course.)
My guess, Io's magnetosphere is simply in line with Jupiter magnetosphere, like a perfect magnet. So even the core of Io is in sync with the flux tube. And than the core as magnetic needle swings (vibrates) to the jupiter magnetic lines, and pressure the volcanism on the surface. But only a guess from me.
I remember viewing Jupiter with my first telescope over 30 years ago and I could plainly see the Gallilean moons. It looked like a solar system and I remember the effect it had on me at that time. My interest in the planets grew so much from that moment on. Some of the colour photos of Io look like a cheese with mould on the rind.
*Thank you! What an extraordinary video, with EXCEPTIONAL graphics!* *So here’s a little something ‘creative’ in return, that I thought up just now:* (Read it in the rhythm of “This little piggy” that you do with little kid’s toes)... *”This giant planet is gaseous, This OTHER giant has RINGS, This inner planet has dense CLOUDS, And THIS little planet looks red... But THIS big blue marble has WE! WE! WE! WE! living on it, and WE call it HOME!”...* (Don’t ask me why this silly little poem popped into my head- I was just so impressed with the amount of knowledge you squeezed into this video that you inspired me...) 😎👍🏼
Another amazing and wonderful presentation. All this information on a moon that up until now I have only known about because of it's massive volcanos and it's closeness to Jupiter. This is the second video in your "Moons" series that I have watched and I am eager to continue my education and stretch my sense of wonder.
I've been watching videos from this channel for about a week now and it's great to hear a host's excitement as they talk about a subject. You can almost see the host smiling as they're talking, in your mind's eye.
Congratulations on getting 100k subscribers . More and more people are discovering your wonderful channel and I surly look forward to your video celebrating this milestone . Have a wonderful labor day weekend and thanks again for your informative and interesting videos ! 😊
Just found your channel and I am loving it, every thing I wanted to know in great detail, by the way what accent do you have? Trying to work it out and I can’t, it is lovely 😊
What a fantastic RUclips site! The information and visuals are great, and I love the soothing tone of your narration! By the way, not to nitpick, but shouldn't it be " if Jupiter's magnetosphere _were_ visible (not was, since it's not visible)?
Congrats on 100k subs.......always waiting for your videos as they contain the best pictures and the best description of the subject in easy understandable terms for us laymen lol.......keep up the great work and keep the vids coming!!!!!!
first time watching your vids. very nice, learned several new things I had never heard anywhere else regarding Io's interaction with Jupiter and the other moons. will be keeping an eye out for more of your vids. thank the algorithm for recommending this video as I watch Isaac Arthur's -SFIA- and john Michael Godier's -event horizon- regularly. also to echo something I spotted in the comments great job marking what each little clip was showing (real color, enhanced plume, etc.)
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I love that you state the origin of the photo and if it is true color/enhanced
Peter Joe, Masepoes came here to say the exact same thing
I also love when he states if it’s real or cgi we are seeing. I always want to know as seeing them real is so amazing. I’m sick of seeing cgi space documentaries
Because *flattards*
Tyro Clint yeah. Nothing like a real pic to show the beauty
This guy is amazing
The funny thing is that despite all that activity, Io is on average a very cold world. The volcanic hotspots are extremely warm, but the average surface temperature is -130 C.
i wonder if there’s a sweet spot that sits at 20° between the volcano and the badlands
Sadness
@@kenopsia9013 There are, but it's iffy. You wouldn't feel comfortable in those regions because the heat is rapidly fleeting due to the lack of an atmosphere, so the warmth wouldn't surround you as it would on Earth, it'd be at your feet.
It's a long way from the Sun out there.
Our Moon is +100 C in its noontime tropics!
PLEASE continue this moons of our solar system series! There are so many amazing moons out there that we'd all love to learn about.
moons are sometimes more interesting than planets. they can have truly unique and bizarre characteristics.
Yes, Im so in love with moons
@@dethledr That’s because round moons technically ARE planets. They just orbit another planet.
Watching a volcano eruption and auroras on Io, with Jupiter in the background, must be one of the most beautiful scenes in the solar system. Also one of the most hazardous I’m afraid. Extreme heat, cold and radiation.
Ah, Io is my favorite moon. A perfect example of what the gravity of the gargantuan Jupiter can do... It's terrifying yet so fascinating to learn about.
We're all gung-ho for Io!
its like my second, titan will always be first in my mind
Why am I terrifying?
Triton is the best Moon
Io is my favourite too!
rip planet IO. You were sacrificed for serious table flip
Some bald guy: serious table flip!!
Io: guess I'll die
First time I opened the video and I was like
-Ohh come on, did you choose Io from among all the moons so far?
then when I finished the video
-My life was a lie never knew Io was that interesting and wonderful.
You are doing really great man, this channel has the most interesting and uncommon knowledge about our solar system and the way you present it just f*ckin amazing. Thank you so much for all theese videos!
Wyth AAoF IO is interesting ass all hell!!! Most of the satellites of Jupiter and Saturn are extremely interesting!!
As some NASA-related types say: language. :-)
I already set up a base on minecraft 1.12.2 galacticraft mod
What's this? Io has a thin atmosphere?
Not only fcking amazing short intresting wow about titan too and jupiter very good job and vid's everybody should see 😍 there's more in the solar system than only earth 👍🏻👍🏻😁
R.I.P. IO you will be missed!
Now you'll be part of the asteroid rings thanks to Saitama.
Io: am I a joke to you?
So next week I plan to do a 100K subs special video where I answer any question you might have. If you want a chance to have your question answered in the video, ask a question replying to this comment! It can be about space, me, the channel, whatever :) Hopefully we will get to know each other a bit better from it!
Congrats! Well deserved popularity, you make excellent material. Sadly, I don't have a question per se, though I'm curious about your background (what did you study, etc). I'm planning on getting a nice, big tattoo of pluto and its heart, and the new horizon probe doing a wee fly-by, so I could have asked you to rate it, but I haven't gotten it yet!
Btw, did you know that when I google "new horizon probe", your video on it pops up next to NASA's? Way to go man!
let me see..... oh I know: So what we know about the TRAPPIST system after all those years of hype?
Once again, congratulations! You deserve much more than what you have now!
As for the Q&A, how about a simple question; what first sparked your interest in space?
Astrum congratulation on the channel and the subs. My Question is if you could send a satellite to any planet or moon, which would it be and why?
What made you create your youtube channel?
*saitama and garou fight*
Io : "adios"
Jupiter is greedy. 79 moons? Poor Earth only has the one
cannibalbananas we had 2 but not anymore 😥
@@staggeringbeauty9635: Did the lease run out?
Jupiter keeps capturing asteroids into orbit... Kind of the same way the mythological Jupiter kept carrying off hapless maidens.
Better to have one. We would have major tsunamis with multiple moons
Well, Jupiter has far more gravity than Earth and is also much further from the sun, thus, it's able to hold more moons.
Yet again , quality work.
You have a great teaching style. Your series would definitely be my recommend source for astronomy in the class room.
Very well done. Carry on.
This guy's voice is celestial its so calming I listen to you every night.
Saitama destroyed that moon serious table flip
Thank you for this, I just watched The Very Pulse of the Machine and this helps me understand so much more
The fight destroyed it😂😂😂 RIP Garou
One Punch Man?
And Jupiter too from sneeze of saitama 😂
XDD
and also Saitama used table filp to break Io Planet 😂😂😂😂
@@daniellamaysapitula3079 *moon
Your channel is so underrated. You deserve millions on views for the beautiful, yet such artistic descriptions of the wonders of space. I admit I never thought Io was such an interesting moon. To me, Europa was the most attractive because of the ice and possible oceans beneath. But Io turned out to be equally intense. Hope your channel gets what it deserves. Keep it up! Best wishes from Pakistan!
Those images from Voyager 1 are stunning. I didn’t realize it took such detailed photos. All designed and built in the 70s. Just incredible.
I love when you go in-depth on one specific subject
RIP io by bald guy
Lmao not me literally being named Io (my dad likes science, that's why he named me io😂)
What about the Cabal? You never mentioned them, the hive, the fallen, or the darkness!
Andrew Sparlin - I’ve been searching for this comment. LOL
I hear something about a taken presence out there, but it’s only a “whisper” ;)
It was thanks to this video that I realized that "magnetic flux tubes" *wasn't* actually irrational technobabble.
Asher is an alpha douchebag
What about the pyramid at Jupiter
Poor moon gets destroyed by a table flip 😨😨
they should have shown volcanoes, would be much cooler..
Great video as always. Thank you. I really like that you always label the images as to whether they are true color, enhanced, or artist conceptions. Thanks for that. Congratulations on100,000 subs!
Was going to say this too. Good comment.
Io looks like a gigantic Pizza with tons of different types of melted cheeses and chopped black olives on it
I used to get Highlights in the mail, and one of the issues described Io just like that!
It dont look like pizza it is pizza
that yellow surface in IO planet is a sulfur sand
@@MTC008 great! An entire moon that smells like rotten eggs. Since ours is made of cheese, all we need to do is find one made of bacon, and voila! Breakfast is served!
@@generaleerelativity9524 eating this sulfur is like devouring a volcano bits it would kill you if you eat this
too bad it gets destroyed by saitama's fight against garou...
Lol
You are very good at sharing information that people want to hear they don't want to hear scientist talkin and comparing it and kindergarten terms
Saitama destroyed with just one table flip.
yeah ch 167 brought me here
Poor thing got obliterated one-handed
Same
If I could make a wish, it would be that Io was our Moon and had the same volcanism. Imagine what those eruptions would look like from earth. I'm sure it'd be a nice show.
It would kill us all.
Sadly it wouldn't be though. I think the Moon would become super volcanic rather quickly if you put it into Io's orbit, and that Io would quickly become inert in the moon's orbit.
Crossovers It definitely wouldn’t
@@CrossoverGameReviews earth and moons are very Very far away
@@CrossoverGameReviews it would not, not at all.
came here after the latest one punch man chapter where there are 2 characters fighting on IO
Why does this guy sound like he's smiling really big during all of his narrations?
he’s like on the verge of laughing constantly LOL
Because Brian Cox smiles a lot when he talks?
Because he is. He loves explaining the wonders of the universe and he's really good at it. He'd make a wonderful teacher or professor if he isn't one already.
what's his accent?????! why is he talking like this????
@@brokenglassshimmerlikestar3407 Southern England.
Aperture and Astrum are both severely underrated astronomy channels on RUclips, and both recently crossed 100K. #WellDeserved
Don’t forget: SEA!
Who is here after reading OPM chapter 167?🤣
Me
Rip IO
Rest in pieces IO 😥
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@@botezsimp5808 He is referencing io getting destroyed in one punch man.
@@benzene_sandwich Oh.
Wow, wow, wow wow wow, wow wow.
That's not me doing a text based Owen Wilson impression; That's me being blown away.
This was an amazing video! Never have I seen a piece of media that drew me in so instantly.
I felt that every second that played I was learning something new and profound that I could easily understand (at a surface level), even though I try to learn as much about space as I can.
The only thing I could say in critique is that sources where I could read further would be an amazing bonus (unless brilliant.org is your source).
Great work!
I am tuned in and will be sharing!
If you want to check out more images, I recommend photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/. All the images there usually have some kind of explanation attached too. Thanks for the comment! :D
@@astrumspace Thanks! Keep it up!
I’m here after I’ve read One Punch Man chapter 168 ….😅
As always, this is a joy to watch and just brilliantly put together. Thanks Alex and please keep it up. 👍🏼
Waiting
I could listen to this guy talk all day!
Io is one of the moons I was really interested as a child. Im glad to see this video : D
stand on Io and you just get sucked into Jupiter.
mhccccclp
pro’ly not, but.
Every spherical object in the solar system we can get a picture of excites me. Thanks for spreading the news!
No question i just very much love to listen to you explaining the mysteries of space, i hope for many many more years of channel success
Yet another stellar performance. You have great judgment of pictures along with an engaging script delivered by your mellifluous voice. Kudos on your subscriber count.
I liked and wrote this comment before even watching the video, thats how much I love and trust this channel.
:D
my quality of life has been increased a hundred fold by this video upload :*
Brilliant presentation and subject matter. I remember thinking it would be cool to explore Io in an open world setting video game. Volcanos erupting in the background while exploring Ios mountains, lava lakes, human settlements and the giant Jupiter ever looming overhead in the sky.
Mother Jupiter
She nourishes her children
They dance joyfully
The science of astronomy is words, formulae, and diagrams on paper. The reality of astronomy is poetry.
Well done, as always- congratulations on the 100K mark. It's well-earned!
Lovely Haikku! A fitting tribute and accompaniment to Alex's video.
Jupiter is a man, and is married to Juno, who is also his sister. Their child is mars, amongst others.
I have always been fascinated by Io. So glad you created this video. Thank you.
Astrum, you have a hypnotic cadence to your voice that's filled with wonder and it perfectly compliments the fascinating information laden content of your posts. Keep it up, and you could become the Prof Brian Cox of the RUclips world mate.
Oooh can't wait for more of these.
First and only RUclips channel I have ever joined in quotations
What a fascinating moon. I remember how back in the days before the interplanetary probes sent back data we thought the moons would all be rather boring copies of our own moon. Io is one of the most fascinating of all. And they are all so very fascinating.
Alex, another great video, thank you so much. What I like about your channel most is that you use real images and video of the subjects you cover. Far superior to the other channels dedicated to astronomy (including NASA). You will always have a fan in me! I can't wait to see what you have in store next. Maybe another video on Venus. I'm curious to know if we discovered anything new about our sister planet. Plus do you know if there are any plans to actually visit Neptune? I think it would very interested to see updated images with the newer high resolution tech we have today. That would be awesome!
I hope you make a Ganymede video. Titan, Europa, Io, Triton, and Earth's moon seem to get all the attention. Yet Ganymede being our Solar Systems largest moon, has interesting auroras, its own magnetic field, etc... make it worthy of an Astrum video.
You are the best!... is so amazing and explained so well, that my son can understand. This is near perfect. Great job.
Io... too hot to handle... thank you so much for such awesome quality video!
I love your videos, the integrity of the information and your scientific approach to the subjects are very much appreciated. Please keep up the great work. Thank you for keeping it real. :)
Absolutely marvelous - another great, information dense video! You're very talented.
I hope I am not giving off an air of suspicion but I think the narrator's voice is absolutely wonderful.
It’s a bubbling broth. Video of this moon would be absolutely mind blowing.
its great to be able to enhance my space knowledge through your videos. thank you for teaching us! cheers from Indonesia!
volcano plume on Io is so awesome to see with the backdrop of black space. . . . .
Nice, actually learned a few things I wasn't already aware of about Io's relationship with Jupiter.
IO was unfortunately destroyed recently with one arm
Serious table flip
I have never heard that much detail about IO, so thank you so much. Love the channel.
Sorry, I forgot to add congratulations on the first 100k and here's to the next!!!
Wow no One Punch Man comment.
Very reliable and realistic. Wish the schools would give up their redundunt study content and use such highly educational videos
Io is such a beautiful moon. I'm confused as to why Io does not have a stronger magnetosphere. It does have one but it is supposedly weak. I always figured from what I've learnt and researched that any object that is geologically active with circulating iron nickel magma would generate a magnetosphere.
Imagine how many precious gems are formed from Io's geological processes. A great place to mine(in areas where volcanos are not expected to erupt of course.)
True, it must be so beautiful on the surface. :)
My guess, Io's magnetosphere is simply in line with Jupiter magnetosphere, like a perfect magnet. So even the core of Io is in sync with the flux tube.
And than the core as magnetic needle swings (vibrates) to the jupiter magnetic lines, and pressure the volcanism on the surface.
But only a guess from me.
Whoa.... Now I understand io bro you are a boss. I love your channel
Plenty of information and the visuals are great. I like that each scene is labeled too.
IO is a machine
Io is definitely an underrated moon. It’s ranked 5 for my “moon list” 1) Our moon (duh) , 2) Titan , 3) Enceladus , 4) Europa , and 5) Io .
Her name is Luna!
@@spongebobsucks12 Luna just means moon in Spanish.
Hi Alex,I love your channel,I learn so much more about the universe from watching it,you are also an awesome narrator,thank you
I remember viewing Jupiter with my first telescope over 30 years ago and I could plainly see the Gallilean moons. It looked like a solar system and I remember the effect it had on me at that time. My interest in the planets grew so much from that moment on.
Some of the colour photos of Io look like a cheese with mould on the rind.
It is viewable as 3 or 4 tiny dots when I focus on jupiter with my dslr @ 300mm FL.
*Thank you! What an extraordinary video, with EXCEPTIONAL graphics!*
*So here’s a little something ‘creative’ in return, that I thought up just now:*
(Read it in the rhythm of “This little piggy” that you do with little kid’s toes)...
*”This giant planet is gaseous,
This OTHER giant has RINGS,
This inner planet has dense CLOUDS,
And THIS little planet looks red...
But THIS big blue marble has WE! WE! WE! WE! living on it, and WE call it HOME!”...*
(Don’t ask me why this silly little poem popped into my head- I was just so impressed with the amount of knowledge you squeezed into this video that you inspired me...) 😎👍🏼
This channel is amazing. The information, his narration and music is total zen. 💗🌌🌕🌟🌠
i need a sci fi movie where they visit Io. bet that would be visually pleasing.
Not a movie but Love, Death, Robots does an episode on IO called: The Very Pulse Of The Machine - Netflix
Another amazing and wonderful presentation. All this information on a moon that up until now I have only known about because of it's massive volcanos and it's closeness to Jupiter. This is the second video in your "Moons" series that I have watched and I am eager to continue my education and stretch my sense of wonder.
One punch man brought me here 😆😆😆
I've been watching videos from this channel for about a week now and it's great to hear a host's excitement as they talk about a subject.
You can almost see the host smiling as they're talking, in your mind's eye.
I especially like your sound track selections.
so IO is essentially Jupiter's own personal little magnetic field booster, pretty neat
Excellent video. I thought I was already reasonably knowledgeable about Io, but you taught me a new thing or two. Thanks!
Io is the one moon, that actually looks like it could be made of cheese lol
Another magnificent video to your library!
Astrum= my favorite channel about space. Excellent presentation!
You’re amazing content has won you another subscriber my good sir!
Thanks for the amazing video and thank your parents for such wonderful accent.
Congratulations on getting 100k subscribers . More and more people are discovering your wonderful channel and I surly look forward to your video celebrating this milestone . Have a wonderful labor day weekend and thanks again for your informative and interesting videos ! 😊
Well done as always. You have one of the best channels in my opinion. Looking forward to more videos of any kind!
Just found your channel and I am loving it, every thing I wanted to know in great detail, by the way what accent do you have? Trying to work it out and I can’t, it is lovely 😊
What a fantastic RUclips site! The information and visuals are great, and I love the soothing tone of your narration! By the way, not to nitpick, but shouldn't it be " if Jupiter's magnetosphere _were_ visible (not was, since it's not visible)?
Imagine sitting on IO and watching Jupiter going by on the sky
Congrats on 100k subs.......always waiting for your videos as they contain the best pictures and the best description of the subject in easy understandable terms for us laymen lol.......keep up the great work and keep the vids coming!!!!!!
Always interested in stuff like this. Titan is my favorite moon.
Best thing to watching on Christmas morning thanks well you a Family Merry Christmas
first time watching your vids. very nice, learned several new things I had never heard anywhere else regarding Io's interaction with Jupiter and the other moons. will be keeping an eye out for more of your vids. thank the algorithm for recommending this video as I watch Isaac Arthur's -SFIA- and john Michael Godier's -event horizon- regularly. also to echo something I spotted in the comments great job marking what each little clip was showing (real color, enhanced plume, etc.)
What have you done. I found your Channel and can't Stop watching your Videos. They are AMAZING!
Fantastic video. I learn so much from your videos. I love them.
Congratulations on a hundred thousand subscriptions, your channel deserves a hundred billion!
Tyler Biedermann there's not even that many humans on the planet lol.