Update! I heard back from the Juno team today! Some members of the team have examined the prospect of implementing a test of the Jovoscope concept described in the video. However the current orbit will not provide an instance of an apojove-Jupiter-Earth alignment. As it stands, they consider it too high risk to change the orbit in order to ensure they can complete their extended mission objectives. I don’t know how locked in this position is but as of right now it looks unlikely that Juno will attempt this.
Is there a public contact which fans of the jovoscope concept can write to in support of exploring the possibility of doing the test? Do you know what the minimum burn would be to migrate to an opportune orbit? IOW, would we be asking to use a lot of fuel or a little? What about towards the end of Juno's mission as you suggested?
Create a gofundme page to make a satellite capable of testing this theory. I would donate and im sure others would too. Maybe if you name it the Muskinator Elon would launch it for free 😁
They could try an orbit maneuver to align Jupiter with Earth at the end of the mission. Once Juno is going down for its final big splash, it could be broadcasting in a lot of different wavelengths continuously from its apojove (~8million Km) up to the very point it crashes - that way the exact focal point would be experimentally determined, as well as the exact amplification factor and if there's any absorbtion by Jupiter's atmosphere it would show as well
There is a lot of great RUclipsrs out there making informative videos, research and so on. He is with them. Not one RUclipsr is perfect, but they make videoes that are at pair with the best science programs on tv. But RUclipsrs make the information come out so much quicker, and we get more detailed information on all of our special interests.
What a fantastic idea! I do hope you get a chance to try it for real. Maybe as the Juno team tick off their mission objectives, they will get less protective of their little baby. After all, "Pale Blue Dot" wasn't in the "Voyager" objectives originally either.
I have not been educated as a gipsy. As a dutch citizen my parents dint find it importand enough and thus i learned writing dutch and english myself wich took me a long time. My entire life ( 40 years now ) i looked at the sky and was always intrigued by its incredible scale. Since youtube became a replacement for me for my boring TV and where discovery / animal planet always repeats the same programs year after year i got hooked to everything related to the universe. I have watched thousands of hours worth of contend after i come home from work. I subbed to tons of channels where most use very low quality video's like 240p / 360p but i just cant stop watching these video's as it intrigues me so much i just got hooked to it. This channel is fantastic, high quality, outstanding explenations, and very interesting idea's and contend. Hope you never stop making vids sir ! And sorry for my bad english :)
Just Wow!...Every time I watch this channel I come away knowing that there is soooo much more to be explored and questions to be answered. Fascinating!
I simply cannot appropriately, put into words, how much I love this channel! The visuals are beautiful but what really tops it off is the eloquence in which you portray your ideas and how every syllables is displayed almost as if its poetry. This channel is a hidden gem, your idea's are presented in such a way and with so much intelligence that I am always left wanting more content as if I was watching a tv series with a great cliff hanger at the end of the season. Keep up then great work, YT in general needs more intelligent and well spoken individuals like yourself.
As always wonderful! And I am so happy that you used my music here. Feels so good to be the part(even smallest) of something so beautiful, inspiring and scientific.
‘nother awesome video from Cool Worlds. Please keep them coming. Can’t eat my breakfast without watching one of these videos. To begin a day with the wonder these themes bring isn’t a bad thing.
There should be over a million subs. This is the best channel for space exploration. I hope NASA works with you to develop these wonderful technologies.
David, your words at the end of the video are greatly appreciated; as are your brilliant thinking and clear expression. Come on Juno Team - you have almost nothing to lose and a great deal to gain!
Very Interesting and thought provoking... but that was your original intent now, wasn't it? Well done.... I'm rooting for your idea to be taken aboard before Juno's final demise. Good luck!
Between this and the Statite video that brought me here, you've 100% earned my subscription. The way you're keeping it all accessible, but still covering topics that are both interesting and current and also not already well-covered by other channels, is amazing.
This is why it so stupid when people talk about alien races being able to detect our radio waves, we can barely detect waves from the edge of our own solar system let alone from a distance start.
Omg. I am so in love with this channel. I'm gonna go daydream about being a space explorer and doing face to face real time chats with my dad from Proxima B.
I've just subscribed to this channel after hearing an interview with you on the Event Horizon channel. The Jovoscope is an incredibly brilliant idea. Thank you for sharing!
Your channel popped up on my feed yesterday and I’ve been watching almost nonstop since then. I admire your passion for science and space exploration, you’ve renewed my interest in these topics. I hope to see your dreams come to life someday. Keep up the great work!
David, I have been watching your videos for a few months now (I should say devouring them). Your content is always fascinating, your presentations are clear and captivating, and all your new ideas, such as this one, are awe-inspiring. I have become an absolute fan of your work. Thank you for bringing such excitement and inspiration to the world of space-science! Can't wait to see more. Cheers!
Your creativity is a rare commodity in today's scientific community. I'm glad I stumbled across your channel a couple weeks ago. It's like a mix of hard science and art, with ideas described in colorful compelling language.
Considering Juno was designed with such a low bandwidth in mind, does it even have the storage capability to "live stream"? I mean, it couldn't actually live stream because it can only transmit at a specific point in its orbit, so it would need to store all of its footage for transmission, so how much video could it store in its hard drives? could its cameras even record video?
Anyone remember that song "If I were a billionaire"? (I could be way off on the name) Well, if I we're a billionaire, I would fund the hell outta this. You keep working on the science, and I'll keep working on the money ;) But seriously, another great video as always. You make me want to learn and join you in the quest. Thanks again, and best of luck. Keep it up!
Well, now we have to make this video so popular that it would be harder for them to ignore your idea (if they can do maneuver). I love your videos, you have very good storytelling voice ;)
‘We can either accept the world the way it is or use our time to make it better.’ Our planet would be a far better place if everyone had this kind of perspective. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!!!
Good idea. I see the main limiting factor being the effort in placing spacecraft in the correct location to transmit these signals. I'd imagine the volume the spacecraft must be in to "aim" the signal at Earth is pretty small, and it likely does not have the fuel to make such a manoeuvre. Even if it did, the spacecraft will only be in the correct location for a short period of time then it'd need to wait a whole orbit (plus another manoeuvre to adjust for the planets moving) to be in the sweet spot for sending another signal.
I'm really glad I came across this channel! Really interesting ideas, potentially revolutionary and you happen to have a really soothing voice that nice to listen to.
I love your videos!!! Thankyou for all the work you do as well. Im blown away at how smart you are. And only hope i have enough time on this earth to see us go to some of these other worlds in my lifetime.
Hmm, I see a tiny problem with test. Juno's orbit would align with Jupiter and the Earth in that specific configuration for a very brief interval so the 53 Mb/s download speed would be very short lived. You wouldn't be able to live stream for long since the connection would revert back to the low speed very quickly. The best use of this would be to download higher resolution sensory readings stored on the spacecraft's data banks. btw, you should talk to Elon Musk about this idea. He'll probably send a Tesla sedan to test it out.
The test is to see if it is possible in the first place. And if it comes back with a good result, then future tests may involve sending multiple satellites so they can bounce there signals and have a constant stream.
This channel is absolutely phenomenal. Thank you for putting in the time to not only think of these ideas but also create a great production. Please keep up the work, it motivates me to do and think bigger.
Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.
Another fantastic video. I got goosebumps thinking of whichever generation down the line receiving high res photos of planets from our nearest stars. All thanks, hopefully, to a test run on Juno in the early 2020’s! Out the box, positive, forward-thinking minds can make this happen and David is well on his way to fulfilling his closing statement about leaving a brighter future for those that follow us. Keep it up!
In English he said "I also paid attention to it. But the one who does nothing is wrong." Ukrainian is a bit different than Russian so it's a rough translation. :)
He said: I also noticed same mistake. The only person who never makes mistakes - is the one who doesn't do any work. [Google translate was totally off]
Best channel on RUclips! Love your intelligent creativity, imagination and inspirational commentary to suggest what could be, a very practical way advance knowledge of space in leaps and bounds that people everywhere could experience through the internet. Your ideas and enthusiasm are truly incredible and inspiring.
Thank you again for yet another excellent presentation. I cannot get enough of your videos. Thank you for taking the time and effort to produce such professional and informative presentations.
Genius! As a taxpayer doing my part funding these phenomenally expensive space missions this experiment gets my vote. After all isn't that the purpose of space exploration to explore new ideas
I hope we find a way to make the speed of information seem to be billions times faster so we could hold conversations with people who are planets away.
Given the lack of strong augments against i'd say micro or nano wormholes would be the scientifically sound method of real time communications. Imagine the internet bills if you need several nuclear reactors to watch a youtube video lol. Probably easier to make a very tiny wormhole to use as a internet router then trying to enlarge it to fit anything though.
That voice! this with the opening scene gave me the chills, like a top tier Sci-fi!! I think you are beating Brian Cox in soothing astrophysics narration. There is research into spherical microwave lenses, and they are made like an onion of styrofoam with increasing density the closer to the center. So Jupiter might have extremely favorable properties for this as its density increases with depth and refraction might extend below the cloud cover?
Oh my god, this idea is amazing! If you would start a petition to get the Juno team's attention, I would most definitely sign it and spread it! This needs to happen!!
Love this channel. Always watch when something comes out, and I hope it's not to weird but I sometimes listen to David when going to sleep. Awesome voice mate, your videos and voice is really relaxing.
Starlink is too close but the ion engine might have enough deltaV to reach the orbit needed. They are cheap, SpaceX is mass producing them and so far they are doing tests without the laser communications so they may not mind sending one into the orbit required. Something really cool would be fitting one starlink with a receiver suitable for new horizons. If it worked they could pitch communication missions to space agencies and make a killing and it would be quite useful for them to communicate with mars.
The noise ratio and broadcast power might be increased, but there is still the distance factor. It takes over a minute for a signal to reach Mars from Earth at it's closest point. Jupiter, at it's closest point is FAR FAR further. Hours would be needed for a one way signal to reach it's target. Live Streaming is out of the question. You still couldn't have instantaneous communication. You couldn't just open your web browser and start streaming NetFlix or RUclips videos. Each click would take hours to send data to the target and then hours more for the targets information to get back to you. Yes, you could send higher resolution images, video's and such, but don't even start on the LIVE STREAMING crap. At those distances, being limited by the Speed of Light, instantaneous communication(live streaming) is just not possible. That is, until we figure out a way around the laws of physics as we know them.
I'm curious about the feasibility of creating an inflatable artificial atmospheric lens. It could be launched separately from a probe then positioned in exactly the right spot between the probe and the earth to maximize the lenzing effects. How big would and inflatable artificial atmospheric lens need to be, in order to be effective? We could control the atmospheric composition to make it as transmissive as possible to the exact frequencies in which we're interested. Could we control the scale height of the atmosphere? Would your technique work with a smaller, perfectly placed, artificial "planet" with a perfect atmosphere, or will it only work with very large objects?
If this is true, then Europa Clipper and JUICE could transmit so much more detailed photos of Europa, Ganymede and Callisto in 2030. Contact mission managers for those missions via Email, they would love the idea and could implement it into planning, or atleast check if their planned oribits fit the Jovascope configurations
Another interesting question is this: can we detect if our solar system bodies are being used as transmission relays between stars? How do we peek into an hypothetical existing channel without knowing what the focal points are?
if your project actually works, and I do not doubt it will, you will end up on the histrory books as one of the greatest people that contributed to make humankind a multiplanetary species, as much as Elon Musk I would say
great stuff. i really like that you've elaborated from your terrascope idea (great on its own) and thought of simillar things. i really think there is something here.
Keep going. And stay stoic. What you are doing has great value in many ways. It is inspirational and feeds the human sense of wonder, it could also transform how we might communicate in the future. The original terrascope idea is thrilling to me.
In Hyperion series, Dan Simmons predicted an interstellar civilisation using interplanetary internet called megasphere connecting planetary infospheres. Amazing tale !!
It's impossible to not get crappy and expensive Internet services from someone other than Xfinity/Comcast where I live so I'm not holding my breath that this type of Internet will ever be build by humans.
Hi Dr. Kipping. Just saw your interview with Frasier Cain. Don't worry about the haters, man. As an attorney, I work in a conservative profession as well. I'm sure the Coolworlds fans have your back. You're going be able to the crowdfund some cool stuff if you ever need to, and the haters won't be able to. So keep up the outreach. And you never know what big science philanthropist might be watching.
Update! I heard back from the Juno team today! Some members of the team have examined the prospect of implementing a test of the Jovoscope concept described in the video. However the current orbit will not provide an instance of an apojove-Jupiter-Earth alignment. As it stands, they consider it too high risk to change the orbit in order to ensure they can complete their extended mission objectives. I don’t know how locked in this position is but as of right now it looks unlikely that Juno will attempt this.
Is there a public contact which fans of the jovoscope concept can write to in support of exploring the possibility of doing the test? Do you know what the minimum burn would be to migrate to an opportune orbit? IOW, would we be asking to use a lot of fuel or a little? What about towards the end of Juno's mission as you suggested?
Create a gofundme page to make a satellite capable of testing this theory. I would donate and im sure others would too. Maybe if you name it the Muskinator Elon would launch it for free 😁
Cool. Intresting.
A bit disappointed that they weren't able to attempt it. Can only imagine the ramifications of it actually working for Juno & all future missions..
They could try an orbit maneuver to align Jupiter with Earth at the end of the mission. Once Juno is going down for its final big splash, it could be broadcasting in a lot of different wavelengths continuously from its apojove (~8million Km) up to the very point it crashes - that way the exact focal point would be experimentally determined, as well as the exact amplification factor and if there's any absorbtion by Jupiter's atmosphere it would show as well
coolest channel on the internet
Thanks Vern!
Totally agree. This should have millions of viewers.
Vern Etzel
It doesn’t have cool in its name for no reason
@@sonarbuge7958 pardon my pun :)
There is a lot of great RUclipsrs out there making informative videos, research and so on. He is with them. Not one RUclipsr is perfect, but they make videoes that are at pair with the best science programs on tv.
But RUclipsrs make the information come out so much quicker, and we get more detailed information on all of our special interests.
Original ideas as always...THANKS for scratching that part of our minds.
What a fantastic idea! I do hope you get a chance to try it for real. Maybe as the Juno team tick off their mission objectives, they will get less protective of their little baby. After all, "Pale Blue Dot" wasn't in the "Voyager" objectives originally either.
Yes very true
Well said
I have not been educated as a gipsy.
As a dutch citizen my parents dint find it importand enough and thus i learned writing dutch and english myself wich took me a long time.
My entire life ( 40 years now ) i looked at the sky and was always intrigued by its incredible scale.
Since youtube became a replacement for me for my boring TV and where discovery / animal planet always repeats the same programs year after year i got hooked to everything related to the universe.
I have watched thousands of hours worth of contend after i come home from work.
I subbed to tons of channels where most use very low quality video's like 240p / 360p but i just cant stop watching these video's as it intrigues me so much i just got hooked to it.
This channel is fantastic, high quality, outstanding explenations, and very interesting idea's and contend.
Hope you never stop making vids sir !
And sorry for my bad english :)
"When we dream big, we can accomplish wonders". So true.
Dear David, you have such a wonderful mind.
Just when I thought the Terrascope was mind-boggling, we can now have terrantenas as well? I'm at a loss for words :)
Haha great name
@Cool Worlds Thanks. Yours is pretty cool too 😉
@SnoopyDoo Lmao mate
@@CoolWorldsLab Scroll down for my laws of Jovoscopes
I'm a freshmen physics major, and these videos keep me pushing foreward
Just Wow!...Every time I watch this channel I come away knowing that there is soooo much more to be explored and questions to be answered. Fascinating!
So glad you love our content as much as we love sharing it!
This would change so much with space exploration if this can get tested!
RakasansLegacy uhura would be proud :) Subspace communicators
I am really happy I found this channel, every video is so interesting!
We must at least try before the Juno mission is over!
I simply cannot appropriately, put into words, how much I love this channel! The visuals are beautiful but what really tops it off is the eloquence in which you portray your ideas and how every syllables is displayed almost as if its poetry. This channel is a hidden gem, your idea's are presented in such a way and with so much intelligence that I am always left wanting more content as if I was watching a tv series with a great cliff hanger at the end of the season. Keep up then great work, YT in general needs more intelligent and well spoken individuals like yourself.
As always wonderful!
And I am so happy that you used my music here. Feels so good to be the part(even smallest) of something so beautiful, inspiring and scientific.
I’ve been waiting for a good moment to use it!
‘nother awesome video from Cool Worlds. Please keep them coming. Can’t eat my breakfast without watching one of these videos. To begin a day with the wonder these themes bring isn’t a bad thing.
There should be over a million subs. This is the best channel for space exploration. I hope NASA works with you to develop these wonderful technologies.
My mind is brimming with wonder and possibilities...well done!
David, your words at the end of the video are greatly appreciated; as are your brilliant thinking and clear expression.
Come on Juno Team - you have almost nothing to lose and a great deal to gain!
Very Interesting and thought provoking... but that was your original intent now, wasn't it?
Well done.... I'm rooting for your idea to be taken aboard before Juno's final demise. Good luck!
Here when you had 7k subscribers, the quality of this channel is unparalleled and your quick growth suggests that.
Thanks for being with us from near the start!
Wow, I cant wait to live stream other worlds😃
Well, it won't be continuous (due to alignment) even if it works so, sadly, not livestream
Between this and the Statite video that brought me here, you've 100% earned my subscription.
The way you're keeping it all accessible, but still covering topics that are both interesting and current and also not already well-covered by other channels, is amazing.
This is why it so stupid when people talk about alien races being able to detect our radio waves, we can barely detect waves from the edge of our own solar system let alone from a distance start.
Omg. I am so in love with this channel. I'm gonna go daydream about being a space explorer and doing face to face real time chats with my dad from Proxima B.
Prof Kipping is the David Attenborough of the cosmos for me. I could listen & learn all day! Fascinating stuff!
I've just subscribed to this channel after hearing an interview with you on the Event Horizon channel. The Jovoscope is an incredibly brilliant idea. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome and unique content here on your channel, and brilliant ideas! Very enjoyable to watch and think about the future of space discovery.
Awesome! The vvt beast is going to space!
Your channel popped up on my feed yesterday and I’ve been watching almost nonstop since then. I admire your passion for science and space exploration, you’ve renewed my interest in these topics. I hope to see your dreams come to life someday. Keep up the great work!
I like your ideas and video's man! Keep on going, definitely following your channel now!
I am still tripping from the halo drive video. Good work!!
David, I have been watching your videos for a few months now (I should say devouring them). Your content is always fascinating, your presentations are clear and captivating, and all your new ideas, such as this one, are awe-inspiring. I have become an absolute fan of your work. Thank you for bringing such excitement and inspiration to the world of space-science! Can't wait to see more. Cheers!
That’s great to hear, thanks for tuning in!
@@CoolWorldsLab You are much welcome.
This should definitely be tried before Juno's demise. Thanks for always being so inspirational.
Brilliant as always!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Who would have thought that Morrissey's love child could turn out so smart?
This is honestly an amazing idea, I really hope this idea is used on the Juno mission and widespread across the solar system and other star systems :)
Your creativity is a rare commodity in today's scientific community. I'm glad I stumbled across your channel a couple weeks ago. It's like a mix of hard science and art, with ideas described in colorful compelling language.
WOW!! I had no idea Juno's transmission is soooooo weak by the time it hits the 70m dishes... wowzers!!
Considering Juno was designed with such a low bandwidth in mind, does it even have the storage capability to "live stream"? I mean, it couldn't actually live stream because it can only transmit at a specific point in its orbit, so it would need to store all of its footage for transmission, so how much video could it store in its hard drives? could its cameras even record video?
Anyone remember that song "If I were a billionaire"? (I could be way off on the name) Well, if I we're a billionaire, I would fund the hell outta this. You keep working on the science, and I'll keep working on the money ;)
But seriously, another great video as always. You make me want to learn and join you in the quest. Thanks again, and best of luck. Keep it up!
Your papers are mind blowing. I truly wish you the best with JPL, Goddard and NASA.
Woow, you are my "open minded" profesor, thank you David, this idea is great and brillant. Don´t stop dream genius.
Great channel. Learned of it from your interviews with JMG
Well, now we have to make this video so popular that it would be harder for them to ignore your idea (if they can do maneuver).
I love your videos, you have very good storytelling voice ;)
‘We can either accept the world the way it is or use our time to make it better.’ Our planet would be a far better place if everyone had this kind of perspective. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!!!
How did I manage to miss this when it came out? Great video as always :)
Good idea. I see the main limiting factor being the effort in placing spacecraft in the correct location to transmit these signals. I'd imagine the volume the spacecraft must be in to "aim" the signal at Earth is pretty small, and it likely does not have the fuel to make such a manoeuvre. Even if it did, the spacecraft will only be in the correct location for a short period of time then it'd need to wait a whole orbit (plus another manoeuvre to adjust for the planets moving) to be in the sweet spot for sending another signal.
I'm really glad I came across this channel! Really interesting ideas, potentially revolutionary and you happen to have a really soothing voice that nice to listen to.
I'm glad I live in the same time as you. You have a great mind and great ideas.
I found your channel during finals season and it is seriously cutting into my grade cause i can’t stop watching, great content man
I love your videos!!! Thankyou for all the work you do as well. Im blown away at how smart you are. And only hope i have enough time on this earth to see us go to some of these other worlds in my lifetime.
Yes me too!
Hmm, I see a tiny problem with test.
Juno's orbit would align with Jupiter and the Earth in that specific configuration for a very brief interval so the 53 Mb/s download speed would be very short lived. You wouldn't be able to live stream for long since the connection would revert back to the low speed very quickly.
The best use of this would be to download higher resolution sensory readings stored on the spacecraft's data banks.
btw, you should talk to Elon Musk about this idea. He'll probably send a Tesla sedan to test it out.
The test is to see if it is possible in the first place. And if it comes back with a good result, then future tests may involve sending multiple satellites so they can bounce there signals and have a constant stream.
Stunning production effort, well voiced. 10/10 from me. I'll subscribe to see you grow.
This channel is absolutely phenomenal. Thank you for putting in the time to not only think of these ideas but also create a great production. Please keep up the work, it motivates me to do and think bigger.
Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.
Another fantastic video. I got goosebumps thinking of whichever generation down the line receiving high res photos of planets from our nearest stars. All thanks, hopefully, to a test run on Juno in the early 2020’s! Out the box, positive, forward-thinking minds can make this happen and David is well on his way to fulfilling his closing statement about leaving a brighter future for those that follow us. Keep it up!
At 2:25 you say Jupiter is 500 Billion miles away, but it is actually only 500 million miles. :-)
In English he said "I also paid attention to it. But the one who does nothing is wrong." Ukrainian is a bit different than Russian so it's a rough translation. :)
He said: I also noticed same mistake. The only person who never makes mistakes - is the one who doesn't do any work. [Google translate was totally off]
We need an update on this!
Best channel on RUclips! Love your intelligent creativity, imagination and inspirational commentary to suggest what could be, a very practical way advance knowledge of space in leaps and bounds that people everywhere could experience through the internet. Your ideas and enthusiasm are truly incredible and inspiring.
It actually makes sense, I wonder if aliens have used this already and we should be looking for signs of this.
Thank you again for yet another excellent presentation. I cannot get enough of your videos. Thank you for taking the time and effort to produce such professional and informative presentations.
Your research is big. If they test it and it works, this would have huge implications
Genius! As a taxpayer doing my part funding these phenomenally expensive space missions this experiment gets my vote. After all isn't that the purpose of space exploration to explore new ideas
I hope we find a way to make the speed of information seem to be billions times faster so we could hold conversations with people who are planets away.
Given the lack of strong augments against i'd say micro or nano wormholes would be the scientifically sound method of real time communications. Imagine the internet bills if you need several nuclear reactors to watch a youtube video lol. Probably easier to make a very tiny wormhole to use as a internet router then trying to enlarge it to fit anything though.
I don't know how many times this just blew my mind but... words...
I'm speechless
You've cracked it, by god
An eloquent solution to an unfortunately problem. I really hope this idea can be tested.
Now I'm starting to think you just enjoy coming up with the names, and that's why you became a scientist!
That voice! this with the opening scene gave me the chills, like a top tier Sci-fi!! I think you are beating Brian Cox in soothing astrophysics narration. There is research into spherical microwave lenses, and they are made like an onion of styrofoam with increasing density the closer to the center. So Jupiter might have extremely favorable properties for this as its density increases with depth and refraction might extend below the cloud cover?
I absolutely love this smart and handsome man and cant wait till every new video comes out!!! I cant get enough of Cool Worlds 🌎 🌎 🌎
You are doing important work. Thanks for sharing it with us.
I could listen to Dave talk space to me all day.
Oh my god, this idea is amazing! If you would start a petition to get the Juno team's attention, I would most definitely sign it and spread it! This needs to happen!!
It might not even be possible depending on the amount of fuel and the specific orbit of the Juno probe :( I'm hoping they're looking into it though :)
Love this channel. Always watch when something comes out, and I hope it's not to weird but I sometimes listen to David when going to sleep. Awesome voice mate, your videos and voice is really relaxing.
Keep up the good work!!! You have some brilliant ideas keep them coming....
Super-brilliant cosmology video. Thumbs up Prof!
I love your attitude towards life.
Ask Starlink to work with spaceX for suck a project... I think Elon Musk would like your idea :Ρ
starlink is too close to earth orbit.
@@infinitemonkey917 Yeah, after we get to Mars, I'm sure he'll be down. xD
Starlink is too close but the ion engine might have enough deltaV to reach the orbit needed. They are cheap, SpaceX is mass producing them and so far they are doing tests without the laser communications so they may not mind sending one into the orbit required. Something really cool would be fitting one starlink with a receiver suitable for new horizons. If it worked they could pitch communication missions to space agencies and make a killing and it would be quite useful for them to communicate with mars.
Don't give up, try to contact them again :D
This sounds great, good job.
The noise ratio and broadcast power might be increased, but there is still the distance factor. It takes over a minute for a signal to reach Mars from Earth at it's closest point. Jupiter, at it's closest point is FAR FAR further. Hours would be needed for a one way signal to reach it's target. Live Streaming is out of the question. You still couldn't have instantaneous communication. You couldn't just open your web browser and start streaming NetFlix or RUclips videos. Each click would take hours to send data to the target and then hours more for the targets information to get back to you. Yes, you could send higher resolution images, video's and such, but don't even start on the LIVE STREAMING crap. At those distances, being limited by the Speed of Light, instantaneous communication(live streaming) is just not possible. That is, until we figure out a way around the laws of physics as we know them.
You can still live stream you just can't have live chat.
I remember trying to download the "Pamela Anderson" video on dial up....
She'd be old and grey by the time you got to watch it.
@@annoyed707 never finished the download.... started getting worried about the phone bill at around the 2 hour and a half mark.
I'm curious about the feasibility of creating an inflatable artificial atmospheric lens. It could be launched separately from a probe then positioned in exactly the right spot between the probe and the earth to maximize the lenzing effects. How big would and inflatable artificial atmospheric lens need to be, in order to be effective? We could control the atmospheric composition to make it as transmissive as possible to the exact frequencies in which we're interested. Could we control the scale height of the atmosphere? Would your technique work with a smaller, perfectly placed, artificial "planet" with a perfect atmosphere, or will it only work with very large objects?
If this is true, then Europa Clipper and JUICE could transmit so much more detailed photos of Europa, Ganymede and Callisto in 2030. Contact mission managers for those missions via Email, they would love the idea and could implement it into planning, or atleast check if their planned oribits fit the Jovascope configurations
Thumbs up for great idea.
Thought you were going to talk about the deep space network at first
Just subscribed....I wish my science teachers showed a modicum of passion you display in your videos. Well done
Another interesting question is this: can we detect if our solar system bodies are being used as transmission relays between stars? How do we peek into an hypothetical existing channel without knowing what the focal points are?
I learn more from this guy then Neil Degrease Tyson, Bill Nye or any other scientists I've seen
if your project actually works, and I do not doubt it will, you will end up on the histrory books as one of the greatest people that contributed to make humankind a multiplanetary species, as much as Elon Musk I would say
fantastic narration. really good writing.
If NASA does use your idea and it works, there might be a Nobel Prize in your future.
This man is crazy awesome
Great video. The concept is explained very well. Thank you for educating us on this concept.
great stuff. i really like that you've elaborated from your terrascope idea (great on its own) and thought of simillar things. i really think there is something here.
Keep going. And stay stoic. What you are doing has great value in many ways. It is inspirational and feeds the human sense of wonder, it could also transform how we might communicate in the future. The original terrascope idea is thrilling to me.
In Hyperion series, Dan Simmons predicted an interstellar civilisation using interplanetary internet called megasphere connecting planetary infospheres.
Amazing tale !!
I like the way you talk slowly because it makes me understand you well , thank you very very much
It's impossible to not get crappy and expensive Internet services from someone other than Xfinity/Comcast where I live so I'm not holding my breath that this type of Internet will ever be build by humans.
Brilliant idea! I'd love to see this tested.
Very interesting idea. Thank you.
Dialup speeds were 56Kbps not 250Kbps. ISDN or DSL would be more accurate.
I enjoy your videos and ideas.
I’m really keen to know if you hear back from the Juno team, regardless of their answer 👍🏼
Hi Dr. Kipping. Just saw your interview with Frasier Cain. Don't worry about the haters, man. As an attorney, I work in a conservative profession as well. I'm sure the Coolworlds fans have your back. You're going be able to the crowdfund some cool stuff if you ever need to, and the haters won't be able to. So keep up the outreach. And you never know what big science philanthropist might be watching.