To calculate the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything will take... seven and a half... "What, not till next week?" ......million years.
Just to let u know, the closet plant like earth is 4.3 light years and he called proxima centuri B. In the Proxima centuri solar system, the closest solar system to our solar system
or imagine getting within the solar system and it's an alien planet with life and they just annihilate you because they saw you coming for over a hundred years and decided not to let you on.
Only changing a home house can have deep change in the being and many failures thing about going to live suddenly in Sahara or some alien parts of Asia etc... An other planet ? Nah...you have to be reincarnated there as a new being with no human/ earth memory...
It's really sad living in a time period knowing Earth-like planets exist, knowing that someday humans will make it there, and knowing that it won't happen within my lifetime. My parents watch humans set foot on the Moon, yet me and my generation, despite all our technological advancements will most likely die never seeing a human touch another planet.
You could live in 1915 when any able-bodied young man was forced to fight in the muddy trenches. You could live anytime from 800-1400 when the church held western civilization under it's boot. You could be born on the other side of the planet today and not have any hope of seeing your 15th birthday because you're a child soldier You could be dying face down in the dirt right now with your stomach torn out by bullets/swords/bears. Quit your bitching.
thefrub your understanding of history is terrible, and the presence of greater misfortune doesn't diminish other misfortune. By your logic I have no right to be sad that my dad died because someone else had both their parents die.
olhe denovo , amigo : pra la de 2020 , existem projetos sobre o homen voltar a visitar a lua , ir em marte , e ir em uma das luas de saturno ( talvez ) . antes disso , os projetos de turismo espacial prometem levar pessoas para a orbita terrestre por altos preços em breves viajens . , e , do geito que estao indo as coisas , antes de 2030 haverao pelo menos 95% de evidencias de vida fora da terra - graças aos novos satelites futuros - , e , e as questoes entao serao outras , tipo , nao como chegaremos la mas sim quando chegaremos (?) , ou entao , nao se existe vida mas sim de que tipo de vida estamos cercados (?) . enfim , sejemos otimistas ... pois , em termos de futurismo , otimismo equivale a realismo . pode acreditar !
Bedaxcraft The observable universe is 46 billion light years and so the diameter is 92 billion light years. Significance has nothing to do with it. That's far, period.
Sir _ Jose Good point. It used to take months just to get across the country. I'm sure those people would be stunned to know that it only takes 4-5 hours now. But billions of miles, just wow, it's mind boggling.
350,000 years away wow thats just ... wow There is life somewhere else its just too far away for us too know ... its amazing that we can see these far away planets using telescopes, maybe it wasnt meant for us too be so close too other life outside earth... we cant even get along with each other on earth 😔😔😔
i have a cousin that lives there, he relocated for his job! he says its very nice and alot better than Earth and that he doubts very seriously he'll be back!
No day and night ! And too hot plus radiation fuck. I love Earth. It is better to spend money for Earth we belong to instead of visiting that fucking planets of hell.
The Boss I don’t think that’s possible but we could get really close. We could already travel 10% the speed of light so that’s pretty good. EDIT:20% the speed of light.
Another problem to be surmounted would be our own nature. We would have to be willing to put aside all our differences and work together for the future of our entire species.
Lol don't they have technology to preserve you so basically your asleep while your on your journey so it shouldn't really matter how long because your gonna be asleep for most of the ride, right?
That's 73 years to the nearest star, not Gliese c. Gliese C is more than 20 light years away. Meaning if we could build a spaceship that can travel faster than the speed of light, ( which would be a massive feat itself ), It will still take 1440 years to travel to this planet. So I'm not making any dinner reservations to this planet. :0)
If Gliese C is 20.something light years away and we build a spaceship that can travel faster than speed of light then htf "it will still take '1440 years' to travel to this planet"?
Gliese 581d is probably our best chance of sustaining human life, as of our current technological ability. I could be totally wrong, but I think Gliese 581 d is one of the closest potentially habitable exoplanets who's ESI is worth investigating.
small sun, may not sustain it.. It's most likely a GAS GIANT , habitual planets are usually small and rocky with liquid water at the right temperatures and all the ingredients needed to sustain life.. If there is life there, i highly doubt there more sophisticated than us because if they were, they would of contacted us by now
The vastness of space is just incredible. Even at the speed of light, this journey would take over 20 years...and that's assuming we can even come close to 300,000 km per second.
***** You underestimate us. We will have the capability to explore the universe but we might not because of political reasons and money issues, etc. But we could become so advanced we have control over the fabric of space .We might be able to warp it and tie it into knots! (in the very far future that is)
***** I bet we will see the develepment of a warp drive in our lifetimes, I mean just look at how fast technology is advancing. 10 years ago, people would've thought I have come from 50 years in the future with my LG G3, Moto 360, Google Glass, Tesla Model S, Xbox One, 4k TV, High Mod PC.
I remember watching this when I was 11. This clip is still one of my all time favourites and I still can memorise all of the lines word by word. I watched the shit out of this when I was younger.
And it's 7 times larger than Earth. Given equal density, I would way 700 kg. I am in no rush,I would rather eat pizza at home until I way 700 kg....then die
Not how it works. Surface gravity is a function of mass and surface area. A planet twice as heavy as earth and with twice the surface area would have the same surface gravity as earth does. A planet with half the surface area of earth and the same mass as earth would have twice the surface gravity. And so on.
Here in Pakistan 🇵🇰 we don’t even have Clean Water. The Ex-Prime Minister looted the Whole Country and plan to run to UK 🇬🇧 anytjme now. Hence we as humans cannot be beneficial to mankind in any Interstellar travels lolz.
@@sonic-eb8kp Pakistan is not a poor country but poorly managed! First step to make things correct would be to synchronize economic and population growths!!
And we'd face a lot more problems if the alien life was intelligent, too. If they were less technologically advanced than humans we could have much the same effects on them as European colonists had on the natives of the Americas, Australia, Africa, etc. In the unlikely case that that ever happens I just hope we don't mess up.
The way to bypass the issue of time dilation would be to compress space in front of the ship and expand it behind. If we had an energy source that would allow near lightspeed travel, then I'm sure compressing spacetime would not be a problem
Just have kids on the ship and then they can train them how to use the ship and then those kids when they get older they can do the same with their kids. Repeat until getting there. Simple
Problem #1: not enough food Problem #2: You would need a lot of medical gear for giving birth Problem #3: you would need a lot of money to provide for all the supplies on the ship Problem #4: the ship won't have enough space to store all the supplies so we would probably have to send more ship and that would cost more money.... We can't really travel to another planet in about probably thousands or millions of years later. It would probably be impossible to travel in the speed of light. So thousands of years later we might have more advanced technology, and hopefully humans won't somehow screw up the Earth.
Wow pretty sure I’ve already watched this when I was in Highschool, glad I found this so I can watch it again :D Oh space travel fills me with wonder again.
maybe, but if the density is 7 times less, then the gravity would be exactly the same as it is on earth. after all, a planets gravity is solely dependent on its mass, not its size.
ziqi92 For a planet's density to be 7 times less than the Earth would suggest the planet isn't a rocky planet but a gassy planet. Which means landing on surface would be next to impossible (assuming their is a harden core surface layer).
ziqi92 It's not. Its 7 times earths mass and 2.2x earths radius (due to gravitational contraction + it's a sphere). But yeah, good luck talking a walk at 7G's never mind living there. People think Earth-like means a planet habitable for humans whereas it in fact means it could have a wide range of properties that in the vast scheme of things are "like Earth".
Everyone who commented here has nothing to worry about. All of us will be dead as shit before anything happens to earth.so stop acting like you'll be (part of it) if people go to another planet
Fast Forward a couple of years and NASA creates proof of concept for space warp drive. Engines eventually allowing trips to Alpha Centauri (4.367 light years away) in two weeks. All we need is power supply and better materials haha
Damstraight68 Antimatter is the key... if we ever learn that kind of technology , the Alcubierre warp drive will make us go to Alpha Centauri and many other stars! Let's not give up!
It also poses a really interesting question to me, how would living in space affect human anatomy? Surely living in a zero gravity environment, at least part of the time, would greatly affect our musculature, or height, or muscle mass, or bone density, in fact it might completely alter what we look like now. Every creature is designed according to the environment in which they live and grow, it will be interesting to see what happens to humanity once we’ve left the earth behind. Just to give an example, creatures living on a place with low gravity would probably have elongated limbs with weak muscles, because they wouldn’t have the force of gravity pulling them down, and on the contrary, A creature living on a planet with high gravity, would be short and stout with very strong legs, and probably would not be bipedal, But would most likely have three or four legs. It’s a very interesting subject, what do you think?
Two problems with the claim of this being "the next Earth". 1) It's 7x the mass of earth, which means you could hardly raise yourself off the ground. 2) It's orbiting close to a red dwarf star. Red dwarfs are known to regularly emit intense ultraviolet ray bursts. Which would be devastating to life as we know it. Also--it may be in a locked rotation around the parent star. Which means that one side would be roasted. While the other side would be as cold as Pluto.
for travelling in the universe even speed of light feels slow....people will need to find some shortcut like warping the space and time, wormhole, holographic projection, using the quantum entanglement, I dont know :D
Well that also means that that particular star could have died 20 years ago and we still don't know, what if we went there only to discover that that system has died, or even the planet itself was hit by a massive rock.
Alex Scott nope the IR spectrum of the coming light from those stars can be analyzed to detect how many years they will still last. so that won't be the case...
+crowviking yea u r right. These guys didn't understood this vid properly. In 73 years at @ a speed of 11000 miles per sec it will take us to Alpha centaury and not gliese. hahaha.
Bruh, that's why we need to also focus on biotech. Human lifespans are double what they used to be. If we can doubt it again to let's say 160 years, then the trip would be nothing. Imagine if we had antimatter fueling the ship, helium 3 powering our artificial gravity and basic ship functions. We could do it as long as we found a way to suspend ourselves cryogenically or keep ourselves sane while we're awake.
It's considerably easier to terraform Mars or even Venus than going to an exoplanet 20 light years away from Earth which we don't even have the technology to get there yet, let alone to adapt it to us. Besides, by the time we have the proper technology to travel 20 light years in a reasonable amount of time of let's say 1 month to 1 year, we will most likely already have obtained the means to terraform Mars or Venus. The distance is a very constraining factor here.
If we find life on there, what will we do? Knowing humans we're probably gonna bomb the shit outta them, but still, a otherwordly species would be interesting. And while I think about it, how would they react to us?
Depends who finds it, right? Corporations or Americans then yes, your hypothesis seems likely to be accurate. But don't drag the entire species down because of what a few deranged loons have done before. We can be magnificent if given half the chance.
@@@kcagbara2416 Nah. Stop listening to what alarmists on TV are saying and start looking at what they're doing. It'll calm you right down. Like when Al Gore was scarecrowing on TV about the sea levels rising and buying the beach front properties of frightened owners on the cheap at the same time. If it speaks and is on TV it is lying. Take that to the bank. Planet's doing fine. Our political situation is not.
@@politicallycorrectredskin796 I get u,but what am talking about is what our species are capable of doing.if we find intelligent life outside our solar system,we may end up taking our dirty habits there,e.g,humans species loves been in control and also,war is part of our nature now.,
There's no way to reach those distances and those planets that could contain life, other than wormholes, if that's scientifically and technically possible.
Interesting video. Kaptayn star, 7 light yrs away has a planet with habitable life. Would take around 50 yrs in a solar sail. We also have the Astra TR3B, capable of 50,000mph. It is one incredible aircraft.
The funny thing about space is that we're essentially looking into the past at these distances. If they were looking at use, they would probably still see the dinosaurs. Sure, the light hitting us now shows a planet that is the exact distances to support life, but it may not be the case. For all we know that star has died, and the planet along with it, and the light from that just hasn't hit us yet. We would have to find something MUCH MUCH closer, something we know is still around, that hasn't changed.
Dude it's only 20 light years away, that means we are seeing how it looked 20 years ago only, stars don't simply die in 20 years. If there was some intelligent entity there that observed us it would witness the 1996 Earth.
If you ever look up at night and you see stars. Some of them are even father away. Also when the planets orbit the sun, through special telescopes the planet will dim the light from the star very slightly indicating a orbiting planet.
That's a great Idea and I agree. I think space and the universe is important but I find that we need to work on our own issues first if its possible. Humans have natural competition, so it would be difficult to fix our issues. But I have hope lol
350,000 years?! We better bring an on board cemetery if we can't cryopreserve ourselves & bring ourselves back to life or figure out how to use warp drives cause we're going to have A LOT of dead bodies on our hands.
And then 73 years back shit. I like the idea of sitting back and enjoying the sight seeing space journey but can't they just come up with teleportation a for certain mileage then spead it up to let's say 73 hours instead of years? Damn? Hopefully by the year 3000 it will be possible. Who knows maybe even for tourism.
Reeceeboy2410 you know what is even scarier is that we do send a message to that planet and it will take maybe 350,000 years for the message to get there but next thing you know we get a message from that planet but it took 5 years to get to us and the message said there is life here 😟
We would have to invent interstellar travel to get there. Even if we did get there it's not like the alien life forms that exist there would just let us settle. Yes I believe there is extraterrestrials there. It's arrogance to think that out of billions of galaxies, trillions of planets. Only Humanity evolved and came into existence.
It's also unlikely that out of the billions of planets available the one we chose happened to have life, and if it did it's unlikely to be intelligent, and if it did it's unlikely they would be able to resist our war technologies (we reached the planet first so obviously we are the better ones). And even if this particulat planet out of billions happened to have intelligent life, it's unlikely that they will be there when we reach it. It's not a question of where but also when, humanity isn't that old and our existance on this planet which is 7 billions years old has been very insignificant in terms of time. It's safe to assume that a certain intelligent species will inhabit there home planet for a fraction of the planet's life time. Adding to the improbability that we will bump into aliens because there's no way we will reach them in the few tens of thousands years they will exist out of billions of years that their planets will. Taking all this into account, no we won't bump into aliens I assure you.
Well in case the human race is in enormous danger (which it will inevitabely be) i think people wouldnt care about the money, they would just care about their lives.
true for instance lets say a blackhole is going to encounter our solar system in oh lets say 100 years people would have to throw economics and their differences out the window and invent new technologies very quickly and build a suitable spacecraft to escape
I think the biggest problem here is that we don't use teamwork (most of the countries across the globe) to build a huge and advanced spaceship. If we would create a Space Program where most of the Earth's countries are involved, then there would not be this "money problem", becouse every country will spend money on it, not only two or three countries. I doubt that that will ever happen, or maybe it will in a distant future, but why not use it now? U.S and many European countries having so big ego they don't want the rest of the world to help with space programs. "Oh look at us! We're rich, we send billions of dollars worth of satellites to the Earth's orbit, we got the technology!"-- but... "Buhuu, we don't have the money to invest on a advanced spaceship, its costs too much!"... Something like that!
Too far away and 7 times Earth's gravity, thanks but no, we should rather try to save this planet. After all this pale blue dot is and may well be our only home.
*The journey to Gliese would still take over three hundred...* "Oh that isn't that bad" *...and fifty thousand years.* "Nevermind."
To calculate the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything will take... seven and a half...
"What, not till next week?"
......million years.
Erik Ekelund lol yea
I thought the same fr a moment 😂😂
Just to let u know, the closet plant like earth is 4.3 light years and he called proxima centuri B. In the Proxima centuri solar system, the closest solar system to our solar system
Bitch lasanga and yet voyager 1 would take 70,000 years to get there. It’s so crazy.
Ekelao with solar sails technology Only 2 years away we can reach it in..... 100 years
Imagine getting all the way there and it's just a big lifeless dead rock...
or imagine getting within the solar system and it's an alien planet with life and they just annihilate you because they saw you coming for over a hundred years and decided not to let you on.
Only changing a home house can have deep change in the being and many failures thing about going to live suddenly in Sahara or some alien parts of Asia etc... An other planet ? Nah...you have to be reincarnated there as a new being with no human/ earth memory...
Or imagine getting there crashing into it with that speed
Witch mountain .
"Born too late to explore Earth in a meaningful way.
Born too early to explore the galaxy."
-Motto of the modern era
Captain Salt u can explore the internet :)
North Remembers Well it's certainly has the opposite of wonderful views.
Captain Salt thats true . but u can download some nice wallpapers :)
Captain Salt EXACTLY!!!!
Captain Salt At least there's the ocean to explore.
And what then? Flat-Gliese 581 theory?
Ender Donovan GAMING its not flat but the earth is flat ????
Ender Donovan GAMING yeah, e
Everything is flat,
I'm kidding
Kratos The godslayer You again...?
Im starting to see you everywhere whenever i watch a space related video.
Kratos The godslayer Why you fucking mad bro?!
Kratos The godslayer ...
It's really sad living in a time period knowing Earth-like planets exist, knowing that someday humans will make it there, and knowing that it won't happen within my lifetime. My parents watch humans set foot on the Moon, yet me and my generation, despite all our technological advancements will most likely die never seeing a human touch another planet.
You could live in 1915 when any able-bodied young man was forced to fight in the muddy trenches. You could live anytime from 800-1400 when the church held western civilization under it's boot. You could be born on the other side of the planet today and not have any hope of seeing your 15th birthday because you're a child soldier
You could be dying face down in the dirt right now with your stomach torn out by bullets/swords/bears. Quit your bitching.
thefrub your understanding of history is terrible, and the presence of greater misfortune doesn't diminish other misfortune. By your logic I have no right to be sad that my dad died because someone else had both their parents die.
thefrub I yield to your clear superiority
thefrub That terrible attitude AND logic.
olhe denovo , amigo : pra la de 2020 , existem projetos sobre o homen voltar a visitar a lua , ir em marte , e ir em uma das luas de saturno ( talvez ) . antes disso , os projetos de turismo espacial prometem levar pessoas para a orbita terrestre por altos preços em breves viajens . , e , do geito que estao indo as coisas , antes de 2030 haverao pelo menos 95% de evidencias de vida fora da terra - graças aos novos satelites futuros - , e , e as questoes entao serao outras , tipo , nao como chegaremos la mas sim quando chegaremos (?) , ou entao , nao se existe vida mas sim de que tipo de vida estamos cercados (?) . enfim , sejemos otimistas ... pois , em termos de futurismo , otimismo equivale a realismo . pode acreditar !
:-( why does everything have to be so unreasonably far away....
Bedaxcraft The observable universe is 46 billion light years and so the diameter is 92 billion light years. Significance has nothing to do with it. That's far, period.
+Justin Hopkins Primitive people once said the same about traveling around the world. Now with modern technology, it's not much of a problem!
Sir _ Jose Good point. It used to take months just to get across the country. I'm sure those people would be stunned to know that it only takes 4-5 hours now. But billions of miles, just wow, it's mind boggling.
***** Lol, good point.
+talos124 precisely!
SPACE
it makes me feel so small
very very fucking small.
It makes my dick look so tiny ...
It is meant to make all of us to feel like that
@@visi2tirana ok wtf
@@NobodyJae Wtf 😂
POOR VOYAGER 1
ALONE IN THE VAST UNIVERSE
350,000 years away wow thats just ... wow There is life somewhere else its just too far away for us too know ... its amazing that we can see these far away planets using telescopes, maybe it wasnt meant for us too be so close too other life outside earth... we cant even get along with each other on earth 😔😔😔
I bet in 30 years we will be able to mars (hopefully...)
Lol 😂😂😂
I died at the "We can't even get along with each other" part cause that's so true
Me Anonymous 30 years? a genius is making it more than possible to get there within five.
dr1ft I hope it's tru
Better get started on figuring out worm holes
yet another trekkie!! go out into your back yard....plenty of wormholes there!!
or warp drive tech
@@drjojo5551
Stfu
frame shift drive charging...
then you land on a beautiful oceanic planet with cool mountains in the horizon. *wait*
i have a cousin that lives there, he relocated for his job! he says its very nice and alot better than Earth and that he doubts very seriously he'll be back!
Are you telling the truth man
Lol
@@raymercado9297 yes he is im his cousin
yea, i went there for vacation, it was nice
*everyone say thank you to the cameraman for risking his life for us 😌✨*
That must be where my dad went to go buy cigarettes from... 😂
do you mean *MILK*
Our dads must be getting cigarettes from the same place!
Sorry son I’m back from the store
@@GH29111 fuck dad
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
cryogenically freeze me I'm ready to roll
Brian Dyer SAME SIGN ME UP
No day and night ! And too hot plus radiation fuck. I love Earth. It is better to spend money for Earth we belong to instead of visiting that fucking planets of hell.
Caner Dmrblk true but we do still need to strive for the speed of light
The Boss I don’t think that’s possible but we could get really close. We could already travel 10% the speed of light so that’s pretty good. EDIT:20% the speed of light.
ILL COME TOO
Another problem to be surmounted would be our own nature. We would have to be willing to put aside all our differences and work together for the future of our entire species.
Nah. A few determined people have done everything worthwhile the human species has ever achieved. If you wait for a consensus you have already lost.
I don't care what scientists say about the planet being real or not, Gliese 581-G is always real in my heart.
Facts don't care about your feelings.
the only thing that will let us get there is weed
LSD. :D
Manuel Pineda we have sherlock here on the phone
lmao
Mehdi Ait Lamalem Lol
Mehdi Ait Lamalem haha ah ah ah. You really right
We can get there with Flex Tape.
72 fucking years? Fuck that shit.
Let's make this fair:
11,000,000 Miles per second.
Probably take like 4 Months to get there. Lmao.
Lol don't they have technology to preserve you so basically your asleep while your on your journey so it shouldn't really matter how long because your gonna be asleep for most of the ride, right?
Emperl Arct 72 years is better than 300+ thousand
That's 73 years to the nearest star, not Gliese c. Gliese C is more than 20 light years away. Meaning if we could build a spaceship that can travel faster than the speed of light, ( which would be a massive feat itself ), It will still take 1440 years to travel to this planet. So I'm not making any dinner reservations to this planet. :0)
If Gliese C is 20.something light years away and we build a spaceship that can travel faster than speed of light then htf "it will still take '1440 years' to travel to this planet"?
When you go deep into the comment section its almost like distance between us and that planet
😂😂😂
Your cent is four year old xb
In a nutshell: We're fucked...
Not entirely.
Wdym???
Gliese 581d is probably our best chance of sustaining human life, as of our current technological ability. I could be totally wrong, but I think Gliese 581 d is one of the closest potentially habitable exoplanets who's ESI is worth investigating.
Kepler 186f and 453b are more likely to host life, but gliese is much closer, so for now it's our best bet.
SenorPinataMan I completely agree
Proxima centaury b is 4.23 lights year away or 40 lakhs crore km away this is closest exoplanet from the earth
small sun, may not sustain it.. It's most likely a GAS GIANT , habitual planets are usually small and rocky with liquid water at the right temperatures and all the ingredients needed to sustain life.. If there is life there, i highly doubt there more sophisticated than us because if they were, they would of contacted us by now
Teagarden b is a better choice possibly
The vastness of space is just incredible. Even at the speed of light, this journey would take over 20 years...and that's assuming we can even come close to 300,000 km per second.
I almost cheered aloud when Voyager I came racing out of the darkness and the inspiring theme music kicked up.
That's why we need warp drive. Or wormholes. Eventually we'll get there. But unfortunately no one here will be around to see it :(
fucking sad man :( us humans will never be able to explore the universe
***** You underestimate us. We will have the capability to explore the universe but we might not because of political reasons and money issues, etc. But we could become so advanced we have control over the fabric of space .We might be able to warp it and tie it into knots! (in the very far future that is)
I'm willing to sacrifice my life for the future generations. Will you?
***** I bet we will see the develepment of a warp drive in our lifetimes, I mean just look at how fast technology is advancing. 10 years ago, people would've thought I have come from 50 years in the future with my LG G3, Moto 360, Google Glass, Tesla Model S, Xbox One, 4k TV, High Mod PC.
Somewhere i red that the nasa is developing a warp drive. There is also a concept spaceship: IXS Enterprise.
That's why we need Han solo's millennium falcon
With the Falcon's Class 0.5 Hyperdrive it would take 72 seconds to travel there.
Tfw no hyperdrive :'(
This civilisation sucks, I want a refund.
then there are comics to let reality have a rest! BRING BACK SUPERMAN!!
I remember watching this when I was 11. This clip is still one of my all time favourites and I still can memorise all of the lines word by word. I watched the shit out of this when I was younger.
This is the start of Avatar...
then you pinch yourself and wake up! AVATAR HUH??? get a new comic book!
Except it has a better plot.
SIGN Me UP
alpha centurai...
And it's 7 times larger than Earth. Given equal density, I would way 700 kg. I am in no rush,I would rather eat pizza at home until I way 700 kg....then die
Spellcheck.
Weigh.
What do you mean "way" ? Or you misspelled it called weigh?
Not how it works. Surface gravity is a function of mass and surface area. A planet twice as heavy as earth and with twice the surface area would have the same surface gravity as earth does. A planet with half the surface area of earth and the same mass as earth would have twice the surface gravity. And so on.
while countries make that much progress in astronomy, we in Egypt are still seeking true democracy
And here in America the democrats are trying to do away with democracy for socialism. Fucking idiots
Here in Pakistan 🇵🇰 we don’t even have Clean Water. The Ex-Prime Minister looted the Whole Country and plan to run to UK 🇬🇧 anytjme now.
Hence we as humans cannot be beneficial to mankind in any Interstellar travels lolz.
Harry Poosie Here in America, republicans have sold freedom to the ultra wealthy. If you don’t have money, trump says f you.
@@TheKingOfHalo if you CAN"T make money on your own, what's the reason to keep you alive?? your genes must be unadulterated GARBAGE!!
@@sonic-eb8kp Pakistan is not a poor country but poorly managed! First step to make things correct would be to synchronize economic and population growths!!
You know of all the movies we make about Aliens invading earth the ironic thing is we could be them ALIENS invading there planets instead.
And we'd face a lot more problems if the alien life was intelligent, too. If they were less technologically advanced than humans we could have much the same effects on them as European colonists had on the natives of the Americas, Australia, Africa, etc. In the unlikely case that that ever happens I just hope we don't mess up.
Interesting point, noted.
DMOtron32 - those not them, their not there. FFS fella make some attempt will you?!
Individual nation's space agency can't do this because of huge financial & technical challanges.For doing this,we have to unite the whole world.
The way to bypass the issue of time dilation would be to compress space in front of the ship and expand it behind.
If we had an energy source that would allow near lightspeed travel, then I'm sure compressing spacetime would not be a problem
5:51 - 73 years ? thats fast.
Yh and the spaceship costed like the whole of earths if not all of its money and items
This is the most relaxing video I know; I always go back here from time to time.
Oh, hey, I remember watching this show when I was little
It's funny that I had to pause this video several times just to let everything that the narrator says to sink in..
Donald Trump: "I'm gonna build an interstellar wall and the Gliesians are gonna pay for it!" ; D
There's always one tool that brings up Donald trump in every video! Wanka!
DealMaker ProfitTaker haha
DealMaker ProfitTaker ;))))
DealMaker ProfitTaker 😂
To many moronians on this planet recommend deportation
the ship looks like it was build by Kerbals
@Sebastian 2005 Do it.
350,000 years to travel?
Not a deal breaker.
so jealous of the voyager I wish I could travel in space and see the planets up close :((
Voyager might be lonely
Kattie Rivera mee too :(
KFC Bucket ^ He's right you know
but then you wouldn't be able to see my comment on how much I love you..
USS Enterprise
Not gonna happen people
Not in our time.
+Dark Pop I wouldn't assume that. Hell, we could figure out an FTL drive next year. The wolds crazy.
Probably 500 years later I think.
ever heard of Mr. Elon Musk who will send people to Mars after 2020?
Joranius Minecraft
that is the plan. Mars is a lot closer then system 581.
Just have kids on the ship and then they can train them how to use the ship and then those kids when they get older they can do the same with their kids. Repeat until getting there. Simple
That thing is called a 'Generation Ship' .. and yeah.. people have tought about that..
yes, you can. Artificial gravity.
my thought exactly
Year but nasa dose not approve of having children in space
Problem #1: not enough food
Problem #2: You would need a lot of medical gear for giving birth
Problem #3: you would need a lot of money to provide for all the supplies on the ship
Problem #4: the ship won't have enough space to store all the supplies so we would probably have to send more ship and that would cost more money....
We can't really travel to another planet in about probably thousands or millions of years later. It would probably be impossible to travel in the speed of light. So thousands of years later we might have more advanced technology, and hopefully humans won't somehow screw up the Earth.
Wow pretty sure I’ve already watched this when I was in Highschool, glad I found this so I can watch it again :D
Oh space travel fills me with wonder again.
I believe mastering wormholes is the key to traveling long distances.
I love the visuals and the forward thinking.brilliant
The gravity would smash us if ir was 7 times as big as the earth
Why does no one else bring this up? This seems like a pretty obvious setback.
one thing is the size and other is the mass
What if this super earth has a large earth like moon close in size to our earth orbiting it? Might that work?
It’s almost be a binary system if planets - but possibly
ateb3 True - but that’s unlikely as that would put the density at approximately Saturn’s density
Distance is the only problem? The thing is 7 times the size of the Earth. I'm guessing a pushup or two will be difficult to do over there.
maybe, but if the density is 7 times less, then the gravity would be exactly the same as it is on earth. after all, a planets gravity is solely dependent on its mass, not its size.
Very true.
ziqi92
For a planet's density to be 7 times less than the Earth would suggest the planet isn't a rocky planet but a gassy planet. Which means landing on surface would be next to impossible (assuming their is a harden core surface layer).
also true. thanks for pointing that out
ziqi92 It's not. Its 7 times earths mass and 2.2x earths radius (due to gravitational contraction + it's a sphere). But yeah, good luck talking a walk at 7G's never mind living there. People think Earth-like means a planet habitable for humans whereas it in fact means it could have a wide range of properties that in the vast scheme of things are "like Earth".
Everyone who commented here has nothing to worry about. All of us will be dead as shit before anything happens to earth.so stop acting like you'll be (part of it) if people go to another planet
lol
Sean Casey s true
Don't need to be an buzz killer about it.
Sean Casey We might be able to regenerate our cells in a few decades.
What about our descendants?
Here's the thing.
Theres a possibility that Giliese isn't even there anymore.
all these things in spaces and we, humans are the only one exists? nah... i dont think we are alone
Fast Forward a couple of years and NASA creates proof of concept for space warp drive. Engines eventually allowing trips to Alpha Centauri (4.367 light years away) in two weeks. All we need is power supply and better materials haha
Damstraight68 Antimatter is the key... if we ever learn that kind of technology , the Alcubierre warp drive will make us go to Alpha Centauri and many other stars! Let's not give up!
+Damstraight68 "A geographical oddity....two weeks from everywhere..."
Sean Brennan
Forgive me if I don't get your reference?
'All we need', yeah, and where exactly are you gonna find that? That's the major issue.
Energy of Jupiter is needed to power that
It also poses a really interesting question to me, how would living in space affect human anatomy? Surely living in a zero gravity environment, at least part of the time, would greatly affect our musculature, or height, or muscle mass, or bone density, in fact it might completely alter what we look like now. Every creature is designed according to the environment in which they live and grow, it will be interesting to see what happens to humanity once we’ve left the earth behind. Just to give an example, creatures living on a place with low gravity would probably have elongated limbs with weak muscles, because they wouldn’t have the force of gravity pulling them down, and on the contrary, A creature living on a planet with high gravity, would be short and stout with very strong legs, and probably would not be bipedal, But would most likely have three or four legs. It’s a very interesting subject, what do you think?
I think the key to traveling large distances in space is mastering wormholes. I think that is our best chance.
Damn right
Two problems with the claim of this being "the next Earth". 1) It's 7x the mass of earth, which means you could hardly raise yourself off the ground. 2) It's orbiting close to a red dwarf star. Red dwarfs are known to regularly emit intense ultraviolet ray bursts. Which would be devastating to life as we know it. Also--it may be in a locked rotation around the parent star. Which means that one side would be roasted. While the other side would be as cold as Pluto.
for travelling in the universe even speed of light feels slow....people will need to find some shortcut like warping the space and time, wormhole, holographic projection, using the quantum entanglement, I dont know :D
73 years is good enough haha. light reaches there in 20 years so 73 years is a fair enough time. dont complain ;)
Well that also means that that particular star could have died 20 years ago and we still don't know, what if we went there only to discover that that system has died, or even the planet itself was hit by a massive rock.
Alex Scott nope the IR spectrum of the coming light from those stars can be analyzed to detect how many years they will still last. so that won't be the case...
that is only to the nearest star system... not this planet.
+crowviking yea u r right. These guys didn't understood this vid properly. In 73 years at @ a speed of 11000 miles per sec it will take us to Alpha centaury and not gliese. hahaha.
so if you go there start at the age 10, reach there you already 83 year old, too old
This was 8 years ago but it’s still in my recommended list😂
Hahahaha Me too😂😂
today I am watching this. 10 years ago..
Bruh, that's why we need to also focus on biotech. Human lifespans are double what they used to be. If we can doubt it again to let's say 160 years, then the trip would be nothing. Imagine if we had antimatter fueling the ship, helium 3 powering our artificial gravity and basic ship functions. We could do it as long as we found a way to suspend ourselves cryogenically or keep ourselves sane while we're awake.
the only devise that would take us there would be the - Flux Capacitor
Now it travelling @ 17km/ sec or 60k km/hr approx...
It's considerably easier to terraform Mars or even Venus than going to an exoplanet 20 light years away from Earth which we don't even have the technology to get there yet, let alone to adapt it to us.
Besides, by the time we have the proper technology to travel 20 light years in a reasonable amount of time of let's say 1 month to 1 year, we will most likely already have obtained the means to terraform Mars or Venus.
The distance is a very constraining factor here.
If we find life on there, what will we do?
Knowing humans we're probably gonna bomb the shit outta them, but still, a otherwordly species would be interesting.
And while I think about it, how would they react to us?
And put chains on them,they may end up building our new world for us.unless they have sense.!,I hope they do.
Depends who finds it, right? Corporations or Americans then yes, your hypothesis seems likely to be accurate. But don't drag the entire species down because of what a few deranged loons have done before. We can be magnificent if given half the chance.
@@politicallycorrectredskin796 well,we have failed with the little chance we got,fear humans
@@@kcagbara2416 Nah. Stop listening to what alarmists on TV are saying and start looking at what they're doing. It'll calm you right down.
Like when Al Gore was scarecrowing on TV about the sea levels rising and buying the beach front properties of frightened owners on the cheap at the same time.
If it speaks and is on TV it is lying. Take that to the bank. Planet's doing fine. Our political situation is not.
@@politicallycorrectredskin796 I get u,but what am talking about is what our species are capable of doing.if we find intelligent life outside our solar system,we may end up taking our dirty habits there,e.g,humans species loves been in control and also,war is part of our nature now.,
Better send probes first. Imagine if its atmosphere is 400 times thicker than Earths?
I'm already there, my imagination and belief has been activated.....
There's no way to reach those distances and those planets that could contain life, other than wormholes, if that's scientifically and technically possible.
Interesting video. Kaptayn star, 7 light yrs away has a planet with habitable life. Would take around 50 yrs in a solar sail. We also have the Astra TR3B, capable of 50,000mph. It is one incredible aircraft.
11 miles per second is 51.6116 times the speed of sound
ore better said mach 51
At sea level*
11,000 miles per seond
Actually 73 years is not bad
73 years isn't bad at all compared to 350k
Johnny Angeles that proxima centauri which is 4.5 light years away from us.
Gliese 581d has been confirmed to not exist, and it was just an artifact in the data, not an actual planet. No second home for us...
This would make a good DBZ battlefield.
Cheer up...at Warp 9 it only takes 10 days to get there!
oh my god! the background music when the voyager 1 appears so awesome! can anyone tell me where can i find it?!
Darude: sandstorm
Man! 1:25 to 1:40 sounds even better!
Lady Love 😂
2:19 is the best
Search “Stephen hawking into the universe theme song”. It should in that vid somewhere
I show this to my uneducated space friends, love to see people’s reactions
I lived there
Then came here to Earth because it's
Pizza time
The funny thing about space is that we're essentially looking into the past at these distances. If they were looking at use, they would probably still see the dinosaurs. Sure, the light hitting us now shows a planet that is the exact distances to support life, but it may not be the case. For all we know that star has died, and the planet along with it, and the light from that just hasn't hit us yet. We would have to find something MUCH MUCH closer, something we know is still around, that hasn't changed.
Dude it's only 20 light years away, that means we are seeing how it looked 20 years ago only, stars don't simply die in 20 years. If there was some intelligent entity there that observed us it would witness the 1996 Earth.
+Basher Sully your concept is all wrong
Jay Boy Not at all, if you are 20 lightyears away from an object then you will see the light reflected 20 years ago from said object.
we did not have dino's 20 years ago ...
How do they know about it if it's so far away
If you ever look up at night and you see stars. Some of them are even father away. Also when the planets orbit the sun, through special telescopes the planet will dim the light from the star very slightly indicating a orbiting planet.
Rangers1872 kidddo
Prof. Rico thats what i said
You can study the light that emits from the star systems and planets orbiting them
Because we have something called....*GASP* TELESCOPES :O
On such a planet, you would still age yourself based upon earth years.
I have an idea, lets stay here on 🌎 earth for now and take care of it.
Yeah
That's a great Idea and I agree. I think space and the universe is important but I find that we need to work on our own issues first if its possible. Humans have natural competition, so it would be difficult to fix our issues. But I have hope lol
Me and my mate took a pedalo out and went there
God’s work is just fascinating !
How is here in 2024 ?
If gliese is 7× bigger than earth its gravity is stronger it would attract gases making gliese inhospitable to life
350,000 years?! We better bring an on board cemetery if we can't cryopreserve ourselves & bring ourselves back to life or figure out how to use warp drives cause we're going to have A LOT of dead bodies on our hands.
True, in fact l'd love to have my body sent into a black hole in the name of science.
I want to have my body through to a nebulae because it looks fluffy
350,000.
In that time you'd probably still be a virgin.
Aggramar, Sargeras' Trusted Lieutenant maybe but it's hard to suppress your sex drive, especially in tight areas like a spaceship.
Rift31 Not if you're asleep for 350,000 FUCKING YEARS.
Pointless using generational ships. There MUST be a way of breaking the light barrier... 🧐
Just wondering what if everyone who died from earth, will be reborn in another planet
And then 73 years back shit. I like the idea of sitting back and enjoying the sight seeing space journey but can't they just come up with teleportation a for certain mileage then spead it up to let's say 73 hours instead of years? Damn? Hopefully by the year 3000 it will be possible. Who knows maybe even for tourism.
It will be possible by 2134,trust me.
Bye 2100 God would've most likely ended Earth
+Errorcode885 That's supposing God's existence.
Super Computers and Quantom Computers as well as the technological singularity says earlier (;
+Thescelosaurus Productions. Any proof of that my friend?
Crap gotta tell mama they found home........
Just discover negative energy and then Alcubierre drive, boom easy.
That's a very serious engineer to build that powerful machine in the future to travel in Gliese 581.
Be just our luck to arrive at Gliese 581...24 hrs before its struck with the biggest asteroid in its existence.
Well if they make it now I'll be 85 when I get there
I know this was 3 years ago (this comment not the video) but there is noooooooooo way this could be built, let alone in 100,000 years
Reeceeboy2410 you know what is even scarier is that we do send a message to that planet and it will take maybe 350,000 years for the message to get there but next thing you know we get a message from that planet but it took 5 years to get to us and the message said there is life here 😟
All we need to do is find those wormholes, I actually had one up my butt.
I bet it was probably a weenie you felt.
Hey Instead of Building a SHIP just develop GOKUs Instant Transmission Technique :p
Dammit fiction stop teasing me with your physical laws that make no sense and turn half naked men kill eachother with lasers
Who used to watch this before December 21 2012?
We would have to invent interstellar travel to get there. Even if we did get there it's not like the alien life forms that exist there would just let us settle. Yes I believe there is extraterrestrials there. It's arrogance to think that out of billions of galaxies, trillions of planets. Only Humanity evolved and came into existence.
+David Julius lol, what?
It's also unlikely that out of the billions of planets available the one we chose happened to have life, and if it did it's unlikely to be intelligent, and if it did it's unlikely they would be able to resist our war technologies (we reached the planet first so obviously we are the better ones). And even if this particulat planet out of billions happened to have intelligent life, it's unlikely that they will be there when we reach it. It's not a question of where but also when, humanity isn't that old and our existance on this planet which is 7 billions years old has been very insignificant in terms of time. It's safe to assume that a certain intelligent species will inhabit there home planet for a fraction of the planet's life time. Adding to the improbability that we will bump into aliens because there's no way we will reach them in the few tens of thousands years they will exist out of billions of years that their planets will. Taking all this into account, no we won't bump into aliens I assure you.
there are no other inhabited planets! god made us alone...in his own stupid, moronic image!!!!
Ask the aliens🚀📡 👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽
Well in case the human race is in enormous danger (which it will inevitabely be) i think people wouldnt care about the money, they would just care about their lives.
true for instance lets say a blackhole is going to encounter our solar system in oh lets say 100 years people would have to throw economics and their differences out the window and invent new technologies very quickly and build a suitable spacecraft to escape
I think the biggest problem here is that we don't use teamwork (most of the countries across the globe) to build a huge and advanced spaceship. If we would create a Space Program where most of the Earth's countries are involved, then there would not be this "money problem", becouse every country will spend money on it, not only two or three countries.
I doubt that that will ever happen, or maybe it will in a distant future, but why not use it now? U.S and many European countries having so big ego they don't want the rest of the world to help with space programs.
"Oh look at us! We're rich, we send billions of dollars worth of satellites to the Earth's orbit, we got the technology!"-- but... "Buhuu, we don't have the money to invest on a advanced spaceship, its costs too much!"... Something like that!
Slojanko Mastery No, you're.
Slojanko Mastery Nice try to be a grammar nazi, "Slojanko", nice try.
#FAILYOLOOO
Slojanko Mastery
That is actually correct. You fail dude, you fail
incredible that that this video was 10 years old, looks like it was made tomorrow
Too far away and 7 times Earth's gravity, thanks but no, we should rather try to save this planet.
After all this pale blue dot is and may well be our only home.