WHAT WAS DISCOVERED BEYOND PLUTO? ORCUS, OR ANTI-PLUTO
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The further from the Earth we explore, the harder it is to find out about the properties of objects we encounter. One of these objects is Orcus, a dwarf planet candidate located in the fascinating Kuiper Belt.
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Hi there, everyone! What other objects in the Kuiper Belt would you be interested in hearing about?
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Thanks for the interesting video. How about something on things which would be of use to astronauts / miners in the belt such as water, methane, etc ... I find Spectroscopy to be the the coolest of tools. Thanks again for the excellent video.🍺💯
The Planet(s) That Probably Got Smashed To Leave All That Debris Would Be Pretty Interesting To Hear About.
Does Anyone Else Find It Strange That We Are Expected To Believe That Scientists Understand The Origins Of The Universe And Planetary Life, According To Mathematical And Observational Theorems, But That We Don't Even Know For Sure How Our Own Moon Was Formed Or How Our Immune Systems Work?
@@VerifyTheTruth if you are referring to the Kuiper Belt, it isn't smashed planet debris, it is material that didn't make a planet
@@terrywright9765 Your Digital Graphics Look Like Tiny Pieces Of Smashed Planets.
What blew me away was the fact that this distant rock (dwarf planet) has its own moon.
What's so surprising about that? Pluto has its own moon as well. Most discovered dwarf planets in Kuiper belt has moons.
And again everybody forgets about Pluto and its 5 moons
@Disc Golf and you wanna know somthing else why Pluto is NOT planet because there tons of DWARF planets like Pluto in the kiper belt like eris that's why scientists clasified it as a dwarf because its in the kiper belt like eris and many other Pluto was the first to be discovered that why it was a planet and the government is not corrupt karen
@Disc Golf plus how do you know there corrupt you Don't work there do you or have you ever been to space no so don't make such bold and STUPID claims
@Disc Golf care to explain?
If Orcus had thermo-nuclear fusion happening in its core, it would be a star.
No . Even Jupiter is too small to produce thermo nucleair fusion...
Yes, I know that. I was pointing that out because at 6:05 in the video the narrator says Orcus has internal heat generated by thermonuclear fusion, which is ridiculous.
Too light to be star. The largest planet, viz., Jupiter itself is considered as a failed star.
@@GururajBN Jupiter isn't considered a failed star, its a gas giant planet. Brown dwarfs are failed stars. Jupiter would have to be 13-80 times its current mass to become a brown dwarf. Mass above that enables a star to sustain fusion at the core.
My opinion is that if it has enough gravity to crush itself into a spherical shape, it's at a minimum a dwarf planet. I believe that general public opinion is that asteroids and comets are non-spherical and planets and dwarf planets are spherical.
So many dwarf planets today...none of them sing "Hi-Ho! Hi-Ho!"
they'll probably start when they find another 3
I thought there was a recording some place of the dwarf planets singing .... I'm sure I listened to it .... it was way better music than the 7 dwarfs who got cast in the Snow White movie. Rumor is that there was bribery involved with that situation.
Crack the bottles and chip the plates!
That's what Bilbo baggins hates!
So carefully carefully with the plates!
But one is Micky Mouse's dog
Yes I’d be interested in learning more about dwarf planets
I wonder if it's possible that Neptune will ever pull Orcus into it's orbit
Since it will be another Billion years before our Sun becomes a Red Giant, and even then , Neptune will be there, yes, given enough time and permutations in orbits. anything is possible.
No, since it is probably in a resonant orbit with Neptune.
@@rdelrosso2001 yep
@@dankuchar6821 wait till the sun expands 5 bil years later
@@thefirstsin
Yeah okay I'll wait 5 billion years.
We visualize the 8 planets... And Pluto, with its liquid water underground oceans, atmosphere, plate techonics, 4 moon's and it's double Charon.
Looking forward to the day when we can see a real time, time lapse photo series of two planetary bodies colliding.
Darrick:
Be careful what you wish for.
Remember, these are not Billard Balls bumping into each other on the smooth, green skin of a Pool Table.
These are "Real Life" balls of Stone and Dirt and, should they collide, one or both of them could break into "SIZABLE" Fragments.
And one of them could be set on another "Collision Course", with another Object, that beautiful "Blue and White Marble" we call the Earth, our home!
@@rdelrosso2001 I will re-phrase my statement: I wish we could see a real time... (through a very, very good telescope at a far away system) ;-)
Please an thank you for some more. Very interested in TNO and dwarf planets in our solar system.
The discovery of Orcus was really freaking cool. The first ever counter-planet discovered in our solar system. There have been myths for ages of a counter-Earth, and while that's impossible, a counter-Pluto is the next best thing.
Mike Brown.. The guy who demoted Pluto to a dwarf planet..
In an old interview that poor dwarf cried how it longed to discover a planet.
Now brags on twitter to be a 'planet destroyer',
As every nasty bully, he was not at all brillant enough to do a good thing and now enjoys to destroy.
A disgusting character.
And says he 'wanted his daughter to shield from learning so many planet's names'. He is obviously not the only idiot in his family.
Dr. Alan Stern has no good impression if that brown thing.
He sys he will Pluto bring back into the Planets.
I always liked Dr. Stern.
Clyde W. Tombaugh, in 1930 first discovers Pluto and immediately 100% MISIDENTIFYING it as a planet .Uranus & Neptune had already been found, fueling the astrological craze to locate even more Trans-Neptunian objects. In the immortal words of Kuiper Belt discoverer, UCLA Professor David Jewett l"If you set out LOOKING for a planet...you're going to FIND a planet!"
I think if you look at the evidence objectively it's completely fair to demote pluto from planet to dwarf planet
Gimli Approved.
@Simon Read yeah, no. A single object does not count, smartass. Pluto’s orbit is completely occupied by the Kuiper belt, not cleared in the slightest. Every planet has objects in their orbit, namely Jupiter, with its Trojans. Still a planet, always a planet. There’s a difference between a few thousand objects and millions to billions of objects.
The Sun and NINE planets orbiting - is the classic image.
8 planets and between 6 and 2000 dwarf planets.
@@musicalaviator _"8 planets and between 6 and 2000 dwarf planets"_
That's not the classic image.
It's also not the real image.
It's also a nonsensical statement.
"Plutinos orbit the sun twice while Neptune orbits the sun 3x." Meanwhile I'm like Neptune's orbital period is 165 years! 😱
I honestly had no idea there was so many things out there
" Gonggong", "Qwawa" and "Waywot"was clearly named by a 'Monty Python' sketch.
Love your comment! 🤣😂
Big mistake when you said thermonuclear fusion keeps the water liquid under the surfaces. It's really the more mundane nuclear decay, not even fission
Could they be moons displaced moons from there planets like Neptune and Uranus
Always refreshing data…✨👌 thanks Mate
interestin... not so many "however" in this video.. good... :D
However
They should make it a thing where he says, however once per video but just once. 😂
But..
I mean a dwarf planet 49 au dude how tf are you gonna reach that,
plus light slow it takes years to arrive.
Time dilation too
the time here is different there.
Internal heating by thermonuclear fusion?!? In a planet?!? WTF?
Yeah. That caught my eye too. Fission maybe. But not fusion...
Oh thank goodness I'm not the only one.
Also, recent studies show that Vanth is the largest moon (that we know of) relative to its parent object in the entire solar system, beating out Charon and our Moon.
One of the dwarf planets have rings man crazy!
so Orcus has a moon/satelite!? That really amazes me. something so small can have a orbiting companion.
243 Ida (A LITERAL ASTEROID) has one too and it's amazing!
Updates soon to come, well once the james webb hits the sky that it... 🥰
If it ever does
Karen and miranda are cold as ice !! Not suprising !!!
woohoo pluto is back to being a planet now yeah for all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4:08 Who know this amazing app's name💥
Nice ,we know more planet from your video ,thank you sir.
The solar system is an amazing place!!
WHY IS THE TITLE IN ALL CAPS
Omg....plz I NEED to learn more of these dwarf planets
What is this? A PLANET FOR ANTS?!
Criminally underrated comment here.
Great names Gonggong and Kwawa.
Lol
Wait methane is dangerous sure but water? Really we drink it and bathe etc. What did I miss????
I'm interested in trans-Neptunian vs trans-Uranian, etc.
I am beginning to think that the inner planets at one time where moons of Jupiter or Saturn
"Karen is Orbiting Pluto(the dog)"
Ancient knowledge, rediscovered.
Haumea and Arrokoth would be appreciated
Very informative. Could anyone explain why if the Hubble Telescope can almost take a picture of the edge of the universe we do not have a close-up photo of every dwarf planet candidate beyond Neptune?
Its dark there.. no source of light to illuminate those object
@@sinanjustein7782 guess that kind of makes a bit of sense except for the fact that area is still in the sun's heliosphere. Sunlight DOES still make it there, but I guess you have to be looking right at it? Hmm.
cant do it
@@vernalc2449 Those area are big.. I dont think scientist can't just randomly looking there.. because what are they looking at if there's no light source from those object? I don't think the light from the sun is bright enough to illuminate those object.. idk maybe I'm wrong tho
@@sinanjustein7782 yes, that's what I meant about knowing where to look. The area is HUGE-no where near how they show it on tv. There are literally millions and tens of millions of miles between objects. If not, I'm pretty sure collisions would happen more often resulting in more objects heading our way.
Bruh, I can't tell if that's your real voice or a really impressive narration software!?
You deserve sooo, soooooooo many more subscribers!
Please make video on Sedna dwarf planet and planet Nine..!
Can you cover Eris?
Stop picking on the dwarfs
Imagine you are a planet then not then a dwarf planet
There's going to be riots in the kieber belt
Extra extra read all about it! Dwarf planets on strike, say 'hi ho, hi ho, off to work we WILL NOT go', major strike in the keebler belt. (get it? Keebler belt? HEY OH, thank you, thank you! I'm here until I drift out past pluto some time late this year)
so what about kerberos? is it not considered a dwarf planet anymore or even a moon?
Fascinating.
How i can obtain the program which u used to view the moon vanthan in 4:06?
I believe it's Universe Sandbox 2. SHOULD be on Steam.
Neptune is a dwarf planet
Is this guy an artificial voice?
Uncanny valley posh.
I just cant stand to listen to that kind of almost-human robot voice...weirds me out. They can really ruin a good video like that sometimes, am I right?
Yes
Whatever happened to Sedna? Thought Sedna would’ve been qualified or at least mentioned.
Orcus!!! that's my nick name, and it means death
where is hygia listed as a dwarf planet, i dont see it on any site
what size can you call it dwarf planet
I could barely focus on your speech for the ding sound in the background music. Same sound as bad charging warning on my ipad
Wow amazing.
Are we supposed to call them dwarf? Or little planet?
"Mass-challenged".
Impress the ask! Casual preview on dinner Voyage -signs în On
some weird names for plaints
Lots of water. Lots
After you research the Kuiper Belt, can you probe Uranus?
Will Future Pluto become another Neptune moon?
Does this sound like a robot only to me?
Because it is
If gravity was the force for creating stars and planets, then why gravity did not clean up the Kuiper belt and the asteroids belt? Said differently, why these smaller bodies are not affected by gravity and coalesced into planets?
Thermonuclear fusion? Within a dwarf planet? Where did you get that nonsense?
Fission maybe, but not fusion. I don't think the guy writing these videos is very scientific.
All of them
Ultrakooly was here.! Its really more planets then that
Micheal Brown sounds like a Black Man 😂😂😂
Orchus, the minor roman god of the underworld?
@Kosmo: I realize that ads/commercials are added to a video to monetize the video and make money. However, when a commercial is added to a video where it interrupts someone speaking, in mid-word/mid-sentence, such as the host/narrator, someone commenting, doing a formal interview, etc., it interrupts the flow of the video and makes watching the video seem a wee bit pointless. And a user, such as myself, may be likely to assume that since the uploader of the video doesn't care enough to structure the video, with commercials, properly, then, WTF should I bother to watch the video?! Because, structuring a video poorly indicates that the uploader of the video cares little, if at all, about the video or the content contained within it.
You did this in this video. For cryin' out loud, do a better job!
File this under " *Duh!* "; put it into the `" *Duh!* " File`!
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At the 7:10 mark, he says there are FOURTY (40) "DWARF PLANET Candidates", like Pluto, in the Kuiper Belt, known to Science today!
And he says there could be as many as 2,000 (Two thousand) Total Dwarf Planets in the Solar System! I wonder what he bases that on!
If that's true, then the number of DWARF Planets would actually DWARF the number of REAL Planets! (Sorry, I had to do that!)
And that this "Kuiper Belt", is supposed to be TWENTY TIMES the width of the Asteroid Belt between Mars and Jupiter!
That's amazing and pretty cool!
Of course, all this begs the question: How do we KNOW they are only going to be DWARF Planets?
How do we know that at least one out of the 40, or 1 out of the 2,000 is a REAL Planet as big or BIGGER than Jupiter? The fabled Planet "Nemesis" comes to mind!
I'd rather focus on stuff like this, than all that Election Nonsense or the Arthritis in my Knee!
I’ve been there. Cool place.
I received a chilly reception on my arrival
@@jj65jj65 I shall defer to you Sir. 🤣
Just show us the power of sun gravity.
I know we are currently a LONG way from being able to do this, but it would be neat if we could take some of the water enriched bodies and throw them at Mars. I wonder if we put enough water back on Mars if it would be more able to support life for us.
Since Mars has no magnetic field, even with water and an atmosphere it would be dangerous to live there, due to the Solar wind.
Don't think we know enough about the unintended consequences to start moving spheres if gravitational mass around our solar system, even at this great distance. Next thing you know, there are multiple asteroids flung out of the Kuiper belt & headed for the homeland.
@@DarkStar-os9pv Well, should we ever discover the technology to move quintillions of tons of water from the Kuiper Belt, to Mars, then certainly shielding Mars with an artificial magnetic field would prove to be no more difficult.
@@tscoffey1 Moving comets is just a problem in Newtonian mechanics- applied thrust and calculating the necessary vectors for that thrust. Recreating the magnetic effects of an internal spinning ball of molten iron, one quarter the size of Mars, is a bit more difficult
9320.56788 and another distance of 9320.56788 miles
Planet Claire was discovered but the illuminati bee keepin' dat on da DL, yo!
How European scientists told us there was nothing behind Pluto, LOL!
what about Sedna?
It's just another Quiper belt object. There's lots. There will be many more discoveries in the future.
Asteroid
As always, the narrator ruins everything in the first two seconds.
How?
@@mischarowe Because of the way they speak. To me many sound alike and kind of boring. The vids are produced very well many times (like this one), but I think many narrators just read what's written on a piece of paper. No offense to anyone of course!
They think a British accent is all you need. No passion, no wonder. Just flat recital. It's like listening to someone read a business report about the cost-value assessment of switching toilet paper brands. The shit is boring.
@@thetruth45678 i literally have no idea where in England this accent is meant to be from it baffles me. The way he pronounces 'Older' and 'ouuuudore' is maddening.
5592.34073 enough mass to disrupt things like a 9th planet A
Please let us know al the celestial bodies know till now
Why is this not in international news...
because it's old news.
Yes we want to know more about this dwarf planet
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any chance next time you could name the planets in your little video with the english names rather than whatever they are (russian or something) took me 3 goes to decide what that video was actually showing.
Images taken in 1951? What the?
Would like to learn more and how to spot them in the night sky if possible.
I am sure they are too faint to be seen with non-professional equipment.
@@tonyennis3008 True. Pluto is seen as a dot in the largest Earth telescopes. I don't think any moons of Pluto are seen except for Charon. The objects talked about here are likely Hubble objects.
What sort of accent is that??
Моя твоя не поднимать, avtor!?!?
Pluto's companion is Karen? Oh no...
Karen or Susan, run!
Did you reach the 11 planet? , in our solar system we have 11 plants and a worm sun
Wat the hell u talkin bout bro
Не знал что вы и на английском ролики выпускаете
ok our solor system has 1000s or more bodies floating around the sun, what about our neighboring stars do they have the same amount of planetoids?
Probably.
Already join ur channel on telegram....
Planets all Moons characterizes vision modernize.
Pluton est au yang ce qu’orcus est au yin
Strange that I never heard of Orcu before. And aren't there more than just 4 trans Neptunian dwarf planets beyond Pluto?
There are dozens of likely dwarf planets in the sol system. That’s why they had to drop Pluto from the planet category altogether.
@@edsr164 Exactly. So why in this clip is it implied otherwise?
I only know of 4, there's lots of candidates though
@@edsr164It's a planet