@sohamk it was a joke, about British exceptionalisam surely an Indian guy would get that... You know like because when British colonials went to India they weren't immigrants or invaders we called ourselves expats and still do...
@@calum696 only retired British people call themselves expats, that and the tabloids, naturally if a British person moves abroad they are immigrants, and I'm talking as a British citizen.. nothing is stopping other people from around the world calling themselves expat, all it means is expatriate which is another word for immigrant, that's the great thing about the English language we use different ways of saying the same thing. Expat=Expatriate=Immigrant..see same thing..
@@MasterofOrion Yeah I know it would collapse into nothing but *how much* nothing??? And what will that box become?? What effects will such, such nothingness have on the box?? Will it turn into something??
Scientists making a telescope that will put in some 50 AU from sun and it reflect the light of proxima centauti b by the help of our sun that bend the light for the telescope thanks to general theory of relativity and we can probably see the clear pictures of the planet and it could be achieved before 2040 at most
they don’t exist. Learn the word of god and you will see. The devil dosent want you to know of god, this is part of his lies. believe in Jesus Christ the truth. don’t be believing in these lies.
@@god-is-with-us4387 I ALREADY believe in Jesus Christ, thank you very much. 😒There's no rule saying that Christians can't believe in extraterrestrials. Even the Catholic Church acknowledges the possibility of aliens; given God's omnipotence, He easily could have (likely WOULD HAVE ) created life elsewhere in the universe. Have an open mind, please. 😃 Also, you misspelled "doesn't"; you're gonna lecture me and you can't even spell correctly? Gimme a break. 😒
You're better off searching for life on planets orbiting Alpha Centauri A or B than Proxima Centauri. Solar Flares, CME, radiations, tidally locked worlds are just too harsh for a planet to develop life on it.
If it had a strong magnetosphere and a atmosphere then its possible And the twilight zone is the perfect zone or good enough zone for life Not cold not too hot And most of the radiation gets so scattered or bounce to space even before it reaches the twilight zone So the twilight zone gets almost no radiation and warm enough for life I think the only problem is there is barely any light so photosynthesis only occurs in the brighter side and hotter side of the twilight line.
It's funny how he discussed about their type of government. I mean we don't even know if there are aliens but he's visualising a government over there. BTW amazing content 😊
Wait a minute.... I don' recall being a Type 1 Civilization.. I know that were almost close of being a Type 1 Civilization but still we shouldn't consider ourself a Type 1 Civilization until we are fully a Type 1 Civilization through the Kardashev Scale.
As a kid I always believed that aliens existed and that we don't have enough tech and resources to detect them,and I believe my imagination could be true in the future
I think life is common universally there are millions of star alone in milkyway having billions of planet if even 1 million planets are in habitable zone still the is too high just image thousands of civilization live there but we can't contact with them because lack of technology and resources but I believe one day our civilization will meet them and that would be a historical moment for us.
@@kursky4780 yes,it's just that we underestimate the power of the nature and the universe and we think that they follow only the laws what we understand but in reality we can't predict what the universe wants or does
@@TheJunkiest exactly,what if those life forms are made up of elements we didn't yet discover which do not need water or stuff to carry out life and they are already advanced than us,who knows,universe is a gift and a mystery,ever changing and full of surprises
Been asking on every video and post you guys make for over a month: What if we kept growing at the same rate after puberty ended? How large would we be by the time people typically die from natural causes and how hard would living be?
This is an extremely simple question to answer, that’s why they won’t make a video about it. Height increases at an average rate of about 6 cm per year, and increases to 8cm per year during puberty, so say someone is 5ft’9 (average male height) at 18, and grow at the average of 6cm per year, by the time they hit 77 (average lifespan) they would be 18ft’6 inches tall. With 9 foot long arms,
Thinking about space and stuff like that always amazes me...I wish that we come across a day where we come in contact with aliens F2F and that too while I am still alive!!
You're unfortunately a little off on the use of the Kardashev scale. Earth is not a type 1 Civilization quite yet and you described a Type 1 for Type 2.
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 no, Earth is a type 0.78/0.8 civilization. we can use a lot of energy we have in our Earth but we just don't get the entirety!
*If there is galactic internet, how might we log in to it?* That sure would be the easiest way for us to see what's going on in the rest of the galaxy.
No because it’s been baked in radiation for around 4.5 billion years already so unless you are immune to radiation and freezing cold conditions you could or had time to evolve to them conditions, your as good as dead with in a couple of hours at max
It will take millions of years for sun to lose it’s power. By that time, we’ll either have established bases in other galaxies or we’d have become extinct because of self destruction ! More advanced the civilisation, more are the chances of self destruction !
I like the confidence of us humans where we assume ourselves as a Type 1 Civilization, even though we aren't aware or even 0.1% of the whole universe and multiverse!
Around the Milky Way, we're more likely to come across Type 0-2 civilizations. Communities from either stone age, or barely able to access the other planets in their star system. Proxima would most likely be on 0.6-0.8 (edges of industrial age) to 1.5 (somewhere around the futuristic age, but not interplanetary yet).
Another planet was discovered recently, in the habitable zone of Alpha Centauri A (very similar to our Sun and the brightest in this triple star system)
Man, do I ♥️ Proxima Centauri b. Man, I feel like Proxima Centauri b could be not just my future home, but it feels like the place we could visit in the future.
Yeah if we can invent something travel faster than light then i would say yes but even if we are able to build that it is still impossible for our body to move faster than light !!
-"Nobody even cared about Earth. It was just another piece of rock in space. But then, you sent messages inviting them to come, showing your planet and your child like mind awaiting for your parents. You sent the signals and they're listening."
@@dagdbot83 Yeah, it would be a red giant if it started producing red light.😃 But, what if we made sunlight appear red with giant orbiting lenses? I remembered from biology class that red light boosts photosynthesis; in theory, if we boosted global photosynthesis, the excess CO2 in our atmosphere could be removed quickly without harmful side effects. 🤔😃
@@mr.n2738 The sun is already emitting red light If it didn't it would appear cyan. And for the sun to appear red It needs to be 4500-2500 kelvin Or some red filter
@@chuckh4077 We CAN improve earth ALREADY. It's just that it makes people like the oil barons less money(even if only on the short term, but rich people rarely think long-term), so they don't WANT to.
Great video, but we are not a type 1 civilization yet. We would need to sustainably use ALL sources of energy and resources produced by the planet to be considered type 1.
Hell, what if aliens who lived billions of years are still stuck on their planet because their planet didn’t have what they need to build things. No iron. No wood. No knowledge of electricity.
You're better off searching for life on planets orbiting Alpha Centauri A or B since Proxima Centauri, the red dwarf, just did a strong solar flare. Infact, doing a strong solar flair seems to be quite common in red dwarfs. Proxima B would no doubt have been a barren wasteland all this time.
One correction, we here on earth haven't reached type1 yet, even though we have solar, we don't have control over our planet entirely, a type2 has control over their star, and type3 has has control over their solar system, so reaching type1 ourselves, we have a long way to go.
The other side wont be in a constant frozen darkness as all red stars have a very bloated plasmasphere glowing red mostly in infrared spectrum so the side of planet facing away from star will be warmer, if the planet orbits inside the huge atmosphere of plasmasphere of red star. Also radio signals wont pass through red stars plasmasheath so earth wont receive it.
There is not..I’ve been there, I have traveled to the Galactic core and back. I use a Alien craft I salvaged while working as a fuel rat…first I low pass a star with a fuel scoop, charge the jump drive and travel to the nearest mapped Neutron Star , ..I fly into the ejection cone and attempt to remain inside as long as possible while not destroying ship…the longer inside the more speed, the cone ejects me At appx 2000c or 2000xLight Speed…I’ve also supercharged the drive jump…engaging warp I’m able to travel 80-120 LY per jump in just under 20 min sol……using the Neutron Star Highway I,ve seen things, you wouldn’t believe, ……..attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion………..I've watched sea Beams glitter in the dark, near the Tannhauser Gate….I’ve seen Earth ,watched it wobble across the face of our Star, …..I’ve done all this and I’ve come home again
We will find life in our own solar system soon, on one of saturns moons. Even if it’s on a microbial level just it won’t be a question of if but how much life is actually out there.
there is supposed to be a liquid water subsurface ocean in titan too and titan is just beautiful with the majestic rings of Saturn in the sky and the lakes and seas of liquid hydrocarbons like methane ethane and propane and a atmosphere which is mostly nitrogen like earth and ofc u cant forget the fact that if u had wings u can technically fly on titan beacuse of the low gravity 😃🐥 titan is my dream
But I still believe that there are others like us in the universe. It's just that we can't reach each other. Our entire existence itself is a mystery 🤔
Humanity isn’t a type 1 civilization like they say at 5:41. Humanity is still somewhere around 0.6 or 0.7 or so on the Kardashev scale. We haven’t even achieved type 1 yet. Just saying…
Ouuu, what about a video about dropping a MASSIVE sponge into the Pacific Ocean? I always think about random stuff like this so I’ll just swing by and drop weird ideas whenever
Proxima Centauri is only 1.5 times the size of Jupiter. Proxima B is 8x closer to its star than Mercury is to the Sun. Proxima B has an ESI of 0.87, Mars has an ESI of 0.64, Mercury has an ESI of 0.6, Venus has an ESI of 0.5, while Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune have an ESI of 0.12.
Also, Proxima takes 11.2 days to orbit Proxima Centauri which is 8 times faster than Mercury's orbit. Proxima B receives 100x more X Rays radiation than Mercury does from the Sun. A red dwarf is a star smaller than the Sun but similar in size to Jupiter but much heavier. Proxima Centauri is 130x heavier than Jupiter while the Sun is 1,050x heavier than Jupiter. Because of that size, the habitable zone of Proxima Centauri is located much closer than Mercury's orbit.
"Fun" Fact: James Webb discovered city lights on Proxima B. I've researched it, and the minimum year they can be in right now is 1646, when city lights were first invented on Earth. They were brought into mainland Europe in the early 1700s, and most images of the planet's city lights make them look small, which leads me to believe that their tech is somewhere between the late 1600s to early 1700s.
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Can you make a video showing what would happen if we held our breath in space
Ok
Lot's of new channels, and i like them all
.. perfectly matching to my interests
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""Don't forget we are also alien for other alien civilization""
Oh aliens have been discovered
Not if you're British then your an etxpat 🤣
@@calum696lmao u wrong I'm Indian😅
@sohamk it was a joke, about British exceptionalisam surely an Indian guy would get that... You know like because when British colonials went to India they weren't immigrants or invaders we called ourselves expats and still do...
@@calum696 only retired British people call themselves expats, that and the tabloids, naturally if a British person moves abroad they are immigrants, and I'm talking as a British citizen.. nothing is stopping other people from around the world calling themselves expat, all it means is expatriate which is another word for immigrant, that's the great thing about the English language we use different ways of saying the same thing. Expat=Expatriate=Immigrant..see same thing..
Proxima B be like: what if there were an alien civilization on earth?
This got me laughing hard😂
It would be sol d
Alien also thinks of us like aliens 🙂
@@milesrn2312 it’s be (whatever they call our system) c
@Back Stabbed yea maybe :/
What's actually written : "Aliens only 4 light years away"
What I read : "Aliens only 4 years away"
Lmao same
😂😂yeah
if u could travel by the speed of light then it really would be 4 yrs away :)
@@sneha.3662 what's funny?
YEARS away look like Not Far away
We are NOT a type 1 civilization. According to the Kardashev scale, we would fall approximately at a .72 civilization.
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yeah. I also got confused when narrator said that.
You're right!
Insane that we’re close though
@@VishalNaikawadi
As of this upload Earth has already advanced to type 1 civ
Do a "What If we could remove all the spacetime from a box?"
Please??
Great idea 👌
The "box" would cease to exist right? But that brings into question how it entered that state in the first place...
Then the box would collapse into nothing
@@MasterofOrion Yeah I know it would collapse into nothing but *how much* nothing??? And what will that box become?? What effects will such, such nothingness have on the box?? Will it turn into something??
@@sagittariusa3463 exactly WHAT I THOUGHT
How cool that would be; if we could see real close images of Proxima b during our lifetime...!!!
I do hope that, with the new telescope that will be launched this year, just hope that it will not be delayed anymore.
@@returneefromthemoon even with James Webb 🔭 you can't see proxima b much closer
Light from planets is extremely unlikely to be received from another Star system.
Introducing you the new 1Million pixel Xiaomi Camera which gives you vision to zoom into any planet you want to 🤣🤣🤣
Scientists making a telescope that will put in some 50 AU from sun and it reflect the light of proxima centauti b by the help of our sun that bend the light for the telescope thanks to general theory of relativity and we can probably see the clear pictures of the planet and it could be achieved before 2040 at most
This is fascinating stuff. I've always believed in extraterrestrials and hyper-advanced civilizations. Keep making more videos! 😃👏
We are very thankful for your comment. 🙂
Me too
@@WhatIfScienceShow your channel helped me survive lockdown.. thank you. 👍 Btw pls try making a video on "What if aliens collaborated with humans"
they don’t exist. Learn the word of god and you will see. The devil dosent want you to know of god, this is part of his lies. believe in Jesus Christ the truth. don’t be believing in these lies.
@@god-is-with-us4387 I ALREADY believe in Jesus Christ, thank you very much. 😒There's no rule saying that Christians can't believe in extraterrestrials. Even the Catholic Church acknowledges the possibility of aliens; given God's omnipotence, He easily could have (likely WOULD HAVE ) created life elsewhere in the universe. Have an open mind, please. 😃 Also, you misspelled "doesn't"; you're gonna lecture me and you can't even spell correctly? Gimme a break. 😒
Thats a question everyone is thinking as a kid. Are Aliens real? If so many people lacked evidence One of the greatest mysteries to still solve today.
The evidence is there. It was never a weather balloon.
The real question is how advanced they are or how primitive they are
Obama already said there is
how do people know what the sun look's like if it's so bright? :v
Write in proper english
What if What if didn't exist? Well that's a story for another... What if.
It quite confusing, but i got the jokes
You're better off searching for life on planets orbiting Alpha Centauri A or B than Proxima Centauri. Solar Flares, CME, radiations, tidally locked worlds are just too harsh for a planet to develop life on it.
If it had a strong magnetosphere and a atmosphere then its possible
And the twilight zone is the perfect zone or good enough zone for life
Not cold not too hot
And most of the radiation gets so scattered or bounce to space even before it reaches the twilight zone
So the twilight zone gets almost no radiation and warm enough for life
I think the only problem is there is barely any light so photosynthesis only occurs in the brighter side and hotter side of the twilight line.
@@maryann2628do to how dark it would be it is likely plants would be black to get as much light as possible
They may have mutated genes to adapt to radiation
It's funny how he discussed about their type of government.
I mean we don't even know if there are aliens but he's visualising a government over there.
BTW amazing content 😊
Wait a minute.... I don' recall being a Type 1 Civilization.. I know that were almost close of being a Type 1 Civilization but still we shouldn't consider ourself a Type 1 Civilization until we are fully a Type 1 Civilization through the Kardashev Scale.
As a kid I always believed that aliens existed and that we don't have enough tech and resources to detect them,and I believe my imagination could be true in the future
That's a good mindset
I think life is common universally there are millions of star alone in milkyway having billions of planet if even 1 million planets are in habitable zone still the is too high just image thousands of civilization live there but we can't contact with them because lack of technology and resources but I believe one day our civilization will meet them and that would be a historical moment for us.
@@kursky4780 yes,it's just that we underestimate the power of the nature and the universe and we think that they follow only the laws what we understand but in reality we can't predict what the universe wants or does
@@asamibeniko yup what if other lifeforms dont require what we require to live we just don't know what to look for
@@TheJunkiest exactly,what if those life forms are made up of elements we didn't yet discover which do not need water or stuff to carry out life and they are already advanced than us,who knows,universe is a gift and a mystery,ever changing and full of surprises
The book "The Three Body Problem" is based on this. Great book.
“Stop transmitting, they will hear you”
You are an alien so you dont need to hide
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 lmao right
🤣🤣
Ah yes, the exsitencial horror solution to the Fermi Paradox
Been asking on every video and post you guys make for over a month:
What if we kept growing at the same rate after puberty ended? How large would we be by the time people typically die from natural causes and how hard would living be?
Those arent that interesting in general do i doubt they would try it but who knows
Do ittttt
Maybe if you'd stop spamming then they'd do it.
This is an extremely simple question to answer, that’s why they won’t make a video about it. Height increases at an average rate of about 6 cm per year, and increases to 8cm per year during puberty, so say someone is 5ft’9 (average male height) at 18, and grow at the average of 6cm per year, by the time they hit 77 (average lifespan) they would be 18ft’6 inches tall. With 9 foot long arms,
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@@WhatIfScienceShow your awesome bro and your videos too
@@WhatIfScienceShow I just discovered your channel last year
Thinking about space and stuff like that always amazes me...I wish that we come across a day where we come in contact with aliens F2F and that too while I am still alive!!
Me too man
From being a child, i have always believed in extraterrestrial life......it would be so fascinating to meet or atleast detect their presence.....
You're unfortunately a little off on the use of the Kardashev scale. Earth is not a type 1 Civilization quite yet and you described a Type 1 for Type 2.
Earth is a type 0 and he made a mistake in the video
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 Stone age probably.. only thing different between past and us is having toilet and internet.i am going back in time
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 no, Earth is a type 0.78/0.8 civilization. we can use a lot of energy we have in our Earth but we just don't get the entirety!
@@blackvelevet3172 me too I am go back just to fix all of this mess
@@sonichyper5260 I said type 0 I just didn't specified it well
"Only 4 light years"
ends up having to spend 100 days using the hyperdrive
No man's sky ❤️😂
*If there is galactic internet, how might we log in to it?*
That sure would be the easiest way for us to see what's going on in the rest of the galaxy.
Excellent Job brother !
Your channel deserves 10 Million Subs
I love a good old "speculation" or "theory"video of what it could be like
You guys always have such fascinating videos. Keep up the great work!
Idea for another video: What if Avatar was real?for example, having your own avatar and living on Pandora.
Make a video about “What if Electricity was Never Discovered”
What if dead people from Earth are respawning there and vice versa , balancing between two habitable planets within the same galaxy😀
Well that's a story for another what if.
ironically It's said that aliens visits earth to take the dwelling souls to the next planet.
Bro! You are too dangerous to be left alive 🙄😂
@@z.e.k.e7219let's live there 😂😂😂😂
@@samuelkirandas sure😂
I got a suggestion for your IRL channel pls. “Could we build the omnitrix in real life?”
Oh a man of culture
My question is - ' If sun looses it's power to heat , can Mercury be habitable? '
no because it will be to cold
bruhh if our SUN loses its heat, there eill probably no humans living to habitat mercury XD
Earth is sure for not habitable
No because it’s been baked in radiation for around 4.5 billion years already so unless you are immune to radiation and freezing cold conditions you could or had time to evolve to them conditions, your as good as dead with in a couple of hours at max
It will take millions of years for sun to lose it’s power. By that time, we’ll either have established bases in other galaxies or we’d have become extinct because of self destruction ! More advanced the civilisation, more are the chances of self destruction !
Wow What If, you're covering every topic imaginable!
This is so cool!
I think most people keep forgetting that Proxima Centauri is a Flare Star. Good luck to any planets close by keeping they're Atmospheres.
What If on Proxima b: "What If There Were
a Human Civilization on Earthima e?"
XD
*Sol e
Lmao
Sol E.
Sol C, if you count from Mercury.
I like the confidence of us humans where we assume ourselves as a Type 1 Civilization, even though we aren't aware or even 0.1% of the whole universe and multiverse!
Around the Milky Way, we're more likely to come across Type 0-2 civilizations. Communities from either stone age, or barely able to access the other planets in their star system. Proxima would most likely be on 0.6-0.8 (edges of industrial age) to 1.5 (somewhere around the futuristic age, but not interplanetary yet).
How would you know? 😂
@@Thechosen0010 it's probability, not really actual knowledge. I'm sure you can find more accurate estimates somewhere online
More space what if’s!!! ❤️❤️
What if Garfield didn't die from a lasagna overdose?
Damn
R.I.P
There’s a subreddit for that
Im life Im skeleton With White Suit
You will never run out of topics!
Me: Im tired, i wann go to sleep
What if: what if there's an alien civilization in proxima b?
Also me: well well well lets find out
Another planet was discovered recently, in the habitable zone of Alpha Centauri A (very similar to our Sun and the brightest in this triple star system)
Your videos are so knowledgeable, I just love your channel duude😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗
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Same time at proxima century B
A random guy watching youtube:
"What if there were an alien civilization on earth?"
Man, do I ♥️ Proxima Centauri b. Man, I feel like Proxima Centauri b could be not just my future home, but it feels like the place we could visit in the future.
Yeah if we can invent something travel faster than light then i would say yes but even if we are able to build that it is still impossible for our body to move faster than light !!
are u hallucinating
Cool you toke this what if topic from my comment!
Imagine them watching In their own RUclips and saying to us they're like what the f,humans are dumb
What if there was an alien civilization on proxima b?
James webb telescope: hold my beer
Any civilization capable of interstellar space travel would have no need to enslave anybody.
They will enslave themselves haha
Nice video.
Meanwhile on "proxima b"
"What if there's an alien civilization on the planet Gaia"
-"Nobody even cared about Earth. It was just another piece of rock in space. But then, you sent messages inviting them to come, showing your planet and your child like mind awaiting for your parents. You sent the signals and they're listening."
make a movie now
@@samnb9692 hahah I'd like to write a movie Star Wars or Independence Day likely ^^ ngl
could we be the opening chapter in the a sprawling history of life?
Here's an idea for a video: "What if we could make sunlight appear red?/What if the sun started emitting red light?"
Red giant
@@dagdbot83 Yeah, it would be a red giant if it started producing red light.😃 But, what if we made sunlight appear red with giant orbiting lenses? I remembered from biology class that red light boosts photosynthesis; in theory, if we boosted global photosynthesis, the excess CO2 in our atmosphere could be removed quickly without harmful side effects. 🤔😃
@@mr.n2738 that's actually quite genius. Lemme do some sleep first cuz I might say some nonsense conspiracy theories XD
@@mr.n2738 The sun is already emitting red light If it didn't it would appear cyan.
And for the sun to appear red
It needs to be 4500-2500 kelvin
Or some red filter
Unfortunately, it seems like we're gonna ruin our own planet and go extinct before even having a chance to find aliens.
Or possible going kill the aliens from other planets all over again
Lol you believe the climate change doomsayers? I don't, we will adapt and improve earth with technology.
@@chuckh4077 yeah lmao i hate how people say omg earth is gonna die in 2 days because of climate change 😱 😱 😱
@@chuckh4077 the problem is not for us humans but for other existing animals
@@chuckh4077 We CAN improve earth ALREADY. It's just that it makes people like the oil barons less money(even if only on the short term, but rich people rarely think long-term), so they don't WANT to.
ஆவலுடன் எதிர்பார்க்கிறேன்...Avaludaṉ ethirparkkiren...anticipating eagerly
Have you ever read the scifi book "The Three-Body problem"?
Your videos are so good and they’re so cool
Great video, but we are not a type 1 civilization yet. We would need to sustainably use ALL sources of energy and resources produced by the planet to be considered type 1.
I think you should make a video themed with the questions at the end, What if an alien civilization existed, what would it be like
What if Aliens are real?
We think that aliens didn't existed,
And Aliens think that We didn't existed.
Somewhere in the universe, there is a solar system with 2 planets in the habitable zone with civilizations that can text each other anytime.
Only 4 light years away..damn.
U said that as if it was just 4 km away....lol
Hi sir big fan.....viewer from india 😇😇
Why would a planet need to be in the habitable zone for other life because life can form differently without a habitable zone right?
Because it's the only possibility for life to exist that we know
@@SonGoku-zr9nc exactly
I think it doesn't need the habitable zone for simple life
The early life was from thermal vents
So life could exist outside it
Great one!
Hell, what if aliens who lived billions of years are still stuck on their planet because their planet didn’t have what they need to build things. No iron. No wood. No knowledge of electricity.
Bruh without trees they wont be alive and iron is on every rocky planet so they will have those but I bet most of them will have electricity
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 so they say of earth. Other planets could be better without trees. Maybe they have whatever they need to live.
You're better off searching for life on planets orbiting Alpha Centauri A or B since Proxima Centauri, the red dwarf, just did a strong solar flare. Infact, doing a strong solar flair seems to be quite common in red dwarfs. Proxima B would no doubt have been a barren wasteland all this time.
There are Different kinds of Alien Races on other Planets just like The Earth.
Would it not be awesome if we could communicate with a civilization that would be on that planet in our lifetime
One correction, we here on earth haven't reached type1 yet, even though we have solar, we don't have control over our planet entirely, a type2 has control over their star, and type3 has has control over their solar system, so reaching type1 ourselves, we have a long way to go.
The other side wont be in a constant frozen darkness as all red stars have a very bloated plasmasphere glowing red mostly in infrared spectrum so the side of planet facing away from star will be warmer, if the planet orbits inside the huge atmosphere of plasmasphere of red star. Also radio signals wont pass through red stars plasmasheath so earth wont receive it.
so then, how did earth receive those signals
Physicist Wal Thornhill talks about it in his video "Wal Thornhill: The Star ‘Proto-Saturn’ | EU Workshop
".
Was searching "atmospheric life forms", and the title of this popped up as a full search correction. Had to click.
This is what if
Nah
Props to the cameraman for taking pics of the planet for us
There is not..I’ve been there, I have traveled to the Galactic core and back. I use a Alien craft I salvaged while working as a fuel rat…first I low pass a star with a fuel scoop, charge the jump drive and travel to the nearest mapped Neutron Star , ..I fly into the ejection cone and attempt to remain inside as long as possible while not destroying ship…the longer inside the more speed, the cone ejects me At appx 2000c or 2000xLight Speed…I’ve also supercharged the drive jump…engaging warp I’m able to travel 80-120 LY per jump in just under 20 min sol……using the Neutron Star Highway I,ve seen things, you wouldn’t believe, ……..attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion………..I've watched sea Beams glitter in the dark, near the Tannhauser Gate….I’ve seen Earth ,watched it wobble across the face of our Star, …..I’ve done all this and I’ve come home again
Love that u use star wars clips! But i guess there are not many other movies with aliens that u can take clips from
We will find life in our own solar system soon, on one of saturns moons. Even if it’s on a microbial level just it won’t be a question of if but how much life is actually out there.
Im very glad i found this channel
I am from proxima b❤️
i hope that in my lifetime cryo sleep is invented so that interstellar missions could happen lets say... more efficiently
So instead of going 4.2 ly away I think so drilling moons of JUPITER and SATRUN would be a better idea
or going to titan my favorite moon :)
there is supposed to be a liquid water subsurface ocean in titan too and titan is just beautiful with the majestic rings of Saturn in the sky and the lakes and seas of liquid hydrocarbons like methane ethane and propane and a atmosphere which is mostly nitrogen like earth and ofc u cant forget the fact that if u had wings u can technically fly on titan beacuse of the low gravity 😃🐥 titan is my dream
Europa is the moon we should take a closer look at
@@Unknown-ml4nt Jupiter’s radiation could create fuel
we can do both ))
Video idea: What if the Na’Vi from Avatar lived on Proxima B (same solar system in the films)
Wow!
Hi I love you channel and I watch every video ready for 6 million 😁
But I still believe that there are others like us in the universe. It's just that we can't reach each other. Our entire existence itself is a mystery 🤔
I am your big fan because of your thumbnail
There’s a new show almost every episode. Just shows that what if is going down In views and the creators is desperate to find the new next hit.
They probably think we're crazy asf! 😂😂
Humanity isn’t a type 1 civilization like they say at 5:41. Humanity is still somewhere around 0.6 or 0.7 or so on the Kardashev scale. We haven’t even achieved type 1 yet.
Just saying…
It rounds to 1 tho
@@user_69_420 every civilization below type 1 is just generally called a type 0 civilization. So is humanity
@@Emiiiill20 o, my bad
@@Emiiiill20 ants and bees are type 0.10 while humans are at type 0.50 but yeah there is not species on earth who are type 1
Ouuu, what about a video about dropping a MASSIVE sponge into the Pacific Ocean? I always think about random stuff like this so I’ll just swing by and drop weird ideas whenever
Next thing you'd know the aliens we're talking about are actually humans from future visiting us
Proxima Centauri is only 1.5 times the size of Jupiter. Proxima B is 8x closer to its star than Mercury is to the Sun. Proxima B has an ESI of 0.87, Mars has an ESI of 0.64, Mercury has an ESI of 0.6, Venus has an ESI of 0.5, while Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune have an ESI of 0.12.
Also, Proxima takes 11.2 days to orbit Proxima Centauri which is 8 times faster than Mercury's orbit. Proxima B receives 100x more X Rays radiation than Mercury does from the Sun. A red dwarf is a star smaller than the Sun but similar in size to Jupiter but much heavier. Proxima Centauri is 130x heavier than Jupiter while the Sun is 1,050x heavier than Jupiter. Because of that size, the habitable zone of Proxima Centauri is located much closer than Mercury's orbit.
What if there was oxygen in space? Will it effect planets,us?
Well we would be able to breath without a suit and it would basically be a never ending atmosphere
We would still probably die
You would probably need a little bit of co2, h2o and nitrogen
Amazing video as always! Keep it up guys🤗🤙
What if moon start rotating
the moon already does
"Fun" Fact: James Webb discovered city lights on Proxima B. I've researched it, and the minimum year they can be in right now is 1646, when city lights were first invented on Earth. They were brought into mainland Europe in the early 1700s, and most images of the planet's city lights make them look small, which leads me to believe that their tech is somewhere between the late 1600s to early 1700s.
is elon mask an alien?👽👽
Well,that's a question. I've always wondered why this guy wanna go there. May be he's an alien who's just making his way back home.
Crazy,he wanna go there to check if it sustain life.
@@Conjertn yeah,i know right.
That's a story for another what if
5:39 we are a type 0 civilization, type 1 civilization is like 100 to 200 years away. The only type 1 civilization technology we have is the internet.
there is so many first viewers 🙂💧
Wow! Please make more videos like these!