Missing Planets That Disappeared From Our Solar System

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  • @johncronin9540
    @johncronin9540 6 лет назад +22

    It’s likely some object struck Venus pretty severely, as its rotation is retrograde and very slow. Also, something likely struck Uranus enough to knock its axis of rotation on its side.
    As for Thea and Earth, that collision not only resulted in the formation of the Moon, it also likely greatly increased the amount of iron in our core, helping our magnetosphere to be stronger and last longer than otherwise.

    • @Bryson_LOL
      @Bryson_LOL Год назад

      There is a theory Venus had a moon but it collided with Venus so that might be the object that “struck Venus pretty severely…”.

  • @113mondo
    @113mondo 6 лет назад +20

    It probably was true. I remember seeing one of the documentaries that in the 'creation' of the solar system a few gas giants where knocked / flung out of the system in the way past, and neptune/uranus switched places and that. I can't remember the name of it though.. So yeah true a gas giant or two or more probably got 'evicted' from the system due to the gravity of Jupiter and all...

  • @TheExoplanetsChannel
    @TheExoplanetsChannel 6 лет назад +157

    *We have a burglar in our solar system..*

  • @sigmaminus3296
    @sigmaminus3296 6 лет назад +30

    TL;DW: 1. Planet Nine, 2. Fifth Giant, 3. Miscellaneous super-Earths that impacted the existing Giants, 4. Theia (the one that hit the Earth to make the Moon), 5. The thing that hit Mars to flatten its northern hemisphere

    • @AR_STUDlOS
      @AR_STUDlOS 3 года назад +1

      True

    • @sspeedd8809
      @sspeedd8809 3 года назад

      Remnants of the super-earths are the gas giants in our Solar System. They still technically exist as a different class. And i am confident. Some of these missing objects is still existing on the Oort Cloud. Which is around 2,000 / 3,000 AU away from the center.

    • @alexanderstone9463
      @alexanderstone9463 2 года назад +3

      To that I would add:
      6. Whatever struck Venus to make it so weird.
      7. Things that hit Earth that were the size of the thing that hit Mars and created the Borealis basin.
      For the last one, it’s entirely hypothetical, but here me out. What would the Borealis basin on Mars have been if Mars kept its water? A giant, hemisphere sized ocean. What has probably always existed on Earth, no matter the epoch? A giant, hemisphere sized ocean. There would be no way of finding this out, but it could be, that the first of the Earth’s giant oceans, was created from the same sort of impact that created the Borealis basin on Mars.

    • @Qantas_Ptfs_Roblox
      @Qantas_Ptfs_Roblox Год назад

      Theia is not a planet it's the moon of Jupiter

    • @Qantas_Ptfs_Roblox
      @Qantas_Ptfs_Roblox Год назад

      @âżҟaâpâß It's not a planet he's the moon of jupiter

  • @leeannehicks9125
    @leeannehicks9125 3 года назад +2

    It keeps tugging at my brain perhap earth, the moon and inner planets are the result of a destoyed super earth. It would explain alot!

  • @kristjanbrezovnik6485
    @kristjanbrezovnik6485 6 лет назад +6

    "Removed from circulation." Haha, good one.:D

  • @xxleomappinggamingxxfirey4429
    @xxleomappinggamingxxfirey4429 3 года назад +1

    so they're
    Planet 9 (ejected)
    Gas giant (ejected)
    Theia (collided with earth)
    Boerus (collided with uranus)

  • @rtcitizen
    @rtcitizen 6 лет назад +2

    have you ever thought of a helium ocean so cold that it turns into a Bose-Einstein condensate?

  • @colonelgraff9198
    @colonelgraff9198 6 лет назад +54

    Hello wonderful Anton, this is person

  • @vidzzzz
    @vidzzzz 6 лет назад +6

    Hey Anton. . can you simulate when solar system goes through galactic plane and what happens to it? And when it'll happen?

  • @kitlee4647
    @kitlee4647 6 лет назад +2

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  • @datoneg6722
    @datoneg6722 6 лет назад +30

    Anyone else from the hood and feels like there learning a lil sumthin watching these video alot more then we do at school 😂😂😂🤣

    • @nakyer
      @nakyer 6 лет назад +2

      *datboi Ebaby*
      That would depend on if the teachers are doing their jobs, and whether or not you lot are paying attention to them.
      Don't be disrespectful.
      The carrot people are watching you from their dimension, and will come for you if you provoke them.

    • @jaredcool
      @jaredcool 5 лет назад +1

      @@nakyer shut up

    • @nakyer
      @nakyer 5 лет назад +3

      @@jaredcool
      No, I don't think I will, dumb bunny.
      By the way...
      You told someone to shut up when the last post here was a year ago. Pretty dim bulb, arn'cha?

    • @ameyjangam2485
      @ameyjangam2485 5 лет назад

      @@nakyer you sound like a mom in her 40's

    • @nakyer
      @nakyer 5 лет назад +1

      @@ameyjangam2485 Nah, but you sound like a useless slob.

  • @Halo1138
    @Halo1138 6 лет назад +21

    Makes our home just a bit more special when you take it all into account. We're a statistical longshot any way you slice it.

    • @nakyer
      @nakyer 6 лет назад

      *Omega Actual*
      Potato.

    • @codyjackalope8464
      @codyjackalope8464 6 лет назад +2

      Eh not really. Taking into account the probable size of the universe and the likelihood of the multi verse theory, there could be multi infinite earth like planetoids out there

    • @KaiserMattTygore927
      @KaiserMattTygore927 3 года назад +1

      To be fair its a lot harder to find systems with planets of our size model to begin with.
      So I imagine we're a lot less rare than you think.

    • @thedemonnoof4383
      @thedemonnoof4383 3 года назад

      Projably better planets out there than Earth. We don't even have the essential building blocks in our solar system to harness and control the power of gravity. Which would exist in far more superior systems than our own.

  • @BenDover-wk1bs
    @BenDover-wk1bs 6 лет назад +2

    Our Solar Systems younger days may have had more in common with the weird Exo Solar Systems than it does with ours today.

  • @Nayr747
    @Nayr747 6 лет назад +6

    Can you do a video on how this affects the calculation of the Fermi paradox?

  • @Unknown-zv4gr
    @Unknown-zv4gr 6 лет назад +27

    Who would dislike this? Anton is just a non-dislike able person.

    • @sunnyjim1355
      @sunnyjim1355 6 лет назад

      Always makes me rolleyes when I see people be like 'Why would someone dislike this for reason X'. Well it could be for reason A,B,C,D.... that you are too narrowminded to even have considered. Your statement is particulary stupid though... just because you like a person doesn't mean that everything they do gets an automatic pass. You seem to think it does...boy, have you got some growing up to do. You can thank me for that life tip once you understand that I'm right.

    • @Unknown-zv4gr
      @Unknown-zv4gr 6 лет назад +2

      So you're telling me I am narrow minded, yet you could not see that I was just being positive about his work in the first place? Yes, I know people have their reasons to dislike, but I just wanted to know why. People can think how they want to think, but that doesn't mean I can't put my view out there. I'm sorry if it seemed like I was being narrow minded, but I was just trying to get people in a better mood. Sure, I have growing up to do, but everyone does. And to clarify, I had already learned that life tip.

    • @RanEncounter
      @RanEncounter 6 лет назад

      Sonicwithanaxe Or Sanic I disliked this video because of your comment.

    • @lsp8390
      @lsp8390 6 лет назад

      just disliked him. Soooo that makes him dislikable person.

    • @derkommissar4986
      @derkommissar4986 6 лет назад

      Sonicwithanaxe Or Sanic i dislike it beacuse i always think its like a scientist explaining facts but its just some guy playing a game

  • @Novusod
    @Novusod 6 лет назад +2

    In ancient mythology it is said that Saturn ate some of the other gods which could be analogous to Saturn devouring the other missing planets. There could some truth to these ancient stories.

  • @vrosx-spythecheesewedge8218
    @vrosx-spythecheesewedge8218 6 лет назад +1

    400 potential planets formed into Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, the Kuiper Belt, and Dwarf planets like Sedna, Pluto, Eris, and Haumea. The Dwarf planets that entered our system as comets are: Ceres, Makemake, and Quaoar

    • @vrosx-spythecheesewedge8218
      @vrosx-spythecheesewedge8218 6 лет назад

      The gas leftover from our sun is Jupiter and Saturn and the Oort cloud.
      The Hydrogen planets aka Ice Giants were so far away it condensed into Uranus a Neptune.

    • @Jakzemblox
      @Jakzemblox 2 месяца назад

      how did they starts as comets but turn into solid rock and ice

    • @vrosx-spythecheesewedge8218
      @vrosx-spythecheesewedge8218 2 месяца назад

      @@Jakzemblox Mate I was 14 back then I wasn't even conscious, how did you find this comment?

  • @Mike-tg7dj
    @Mike-tg7dj 6 лет назад +2

    Never say never ever again. There is always the possibility of a rogue asteroid like the cigar shape one enter above the plane of the Solar System came flying down and got caught by the Sun's gravity. The coolest part was how it achieved escape velocity and exited back out the way it came. It's now back out above the Solar System the way it entered. Some are saying it's intergalactic seeing that it entered from galactic space and not via the Milky Way. This thing supposedly came from the space between galaxies. I don't see how this could be since the arch of it's elliptical orbit was so small it doesn't seem to me that it would be large enough to encompass interstellar space. If you think about it this object didn't show up until last year who knows if it has passed this way before, or will again. There's nothing to say whether it has whizzed by before because we've only been able to detect object like this only recently. I personally think it was of intelligent design because of how it flew into the Sun's orbit and used the Sun's gravity to hurl itself back out into interstellar space. Achieving escape velocity in the process now I ask what are the odds. A few kilometers one way and they're a permanent part of the Solar System. A couple of kilometers the other way and it would have burned up in the Sun.

  • @JohnnyD
    @JohnnyD 6 лет назад +64

    Pluto is the only planet we r missing...

    • @UpcycleElectronics
      @UpcycleElectronics 6 лет назад +11

      No....
      1.) Mercury
      2.) Venus
      3.) Earth
      4.) Mars
      5.) Ceres
      6.) Jupiter
      7.) Saturn
      8.) Neptune
      9.) Uranus
      10.) Pluto
      11.) Eris
      12.) Makemake
      13.) Haumea
      14.) Sedna
      15.) 2002 MS4
      16.) 2007 OR10
      17.) Quaoar
      18.) Salacia
      19.) Orcus

    • @pozgaming4665
      @pozgaming4665 6 лет назад +3

      And Planet 9 and 10. Or, in this case, Planets 20 and 21

    • @seodoreriddle
      @seodoreriddle 6 лет назад +4

      pluto isnt a planet, its too small to be classified as one

    • @Doktor_Riku
      @Doktor_Riku 6 лет назад +5

      pastelatte but he'll in our hearts still be the 9th planet what ever scientists will say.

    • @monterrang1
      @monterrang1 6 лет назад +3

      the family is getting bigger

  • @patsmith6867
    @patsmith6867 3 года назад

    . . . . . Pluto got demoted to a Dwarf ? He's was just a Dog , and now he's a Dwarf ? I guess it'll have to be "Snow White and the Eight Dwarfs" , or is it "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - and their Dog" .

  • @soragamma25
    @soragamma25 6 лет назад +1

    Could it be possible that Jupiter caught some of the planets as well as the other gas giant? That would make some sense being that with enough time the gas giant had two options one, get absorbed into the planets atmospheres or two all of them were sent out by their own gravity, and sense we know that planets can in fact get hot enough by being close to Jupiter then the same can be said for the other one as well, but most likely each one well have asorbed one another in some way, ending in only one planet. This would also explain why Jupiter has so many "moons."

  • @AlphaDestroyer-pw8on
    @AlphaDestroyer-pw8on 6 лет назад +5

    Would planet nine be a gas dwarf? (assuming it has large amounts of hydrogen?)

    • @z0boomafo0
      @z0boomafo0 6 лет назад +5

      Alpha Destroyer 32768 planet nine was Pluto and should've been kept the ninth planet

    • @nakyer
      @nakyer 6 лет назад +7

      *N/ A*
      From what I've read, Pluto was demoted because Eris was discovered and was thought to be bigger than Pluto. They decided there were too many objects of that size so Pluto should no longer be counted as a planet...
      Then later it was discovered Eris is actually smaller than Pluto after all.
      Go figure...

  • @benedictbacani4458
    @benedictbacani4458 6 лет назад +15

    Maybe the missing gas giant turned into the kuiper belt.

    • @geometrydashplayergeodashp9276
      @geometrydashplayergeodashp9276 6 лет назад

      Benedict Bacani maybe, I agree with you a bit

    • @gina_mocafitnessactivewear1192
      @gina_mocafitnessactivewear1192 5 лет назад +3

      I don't know about that, the gas giants are made up of entirely gas and the kuiper belt is a belt of astroids which are made of rocks.

    • @enceladuscat7637
      @enceladuscat7637 4 года назад

      @@gina_mocafitnessactivewear1192 you mean ice

    • @alexanderaguilar4301
      @alexanderaguilar4301 4 года назад

      @@geometrydashplayergeodashp9276 I don't agree with this

    • @blitzjgr3180
      @blitzjgr3180 4 года назад +1

      The missing gas giant/fifth giant was kicked from our solar system

  • @alancharlton7892
    @alancharlton7892 6 лет назад +1

    Anton, from the Sun outwards you have said they are Mercury, Mars, Venus, Ice Giants, etc.

  • @NotanOrdinaryGamer
    @NotanOrdinaryGamer 3 года назад +1

    5th giant spilt out of the solar system but its still called as planet nine

  • @RebelJew777
    @RebelJew777 6 лет назад +1

    Why do you have the planets out of order? I mean you have those the furthest from the sun closet to the sun in your sim. Why? Because that's not the order they go in. I'm sure you know that just wondering.

  • @Al-cd7zg
    @Al-cd7zg 6 лет назад +2

    If Thea had been in an orbit closer then mars but farther then earth, it would have been our prime colonization target instead if the moon had formed by other means. Maybe it could've been a dual planet. Makes you wonder what it could've been like.

    • @nakyer
      @nakyer 6 лет назад +2

      *Clorox Bleach*
      But we already know how impossible that would have been, since Earth and Thea (IF it did exist, tho' I'm not saying it didn't) HIT each other.
      By the way...
      Are we even spelling Thea correctly? The video threw an "i" in there somewhere.

  • @manuelagraziani2226
    @manuelagraziani2226 4 года назад +1

    List:
    Gas planet
    Riannost
    Fecury
    Ympate
    Ertus T
    Sorry for bad grammar but iam italian and I dont speak englush very good

  • @jaisys9978
    @jaisys9978 6 лет назад +1

    Jupiter probably was too hungry and ate them all because Jupiter used to be bigger but just like a star it got smaller it shrunk as you can say so Jupiter is basically a star Jupiter has 92% helium in the sun has 91%

  • @enderjamw2shelledgrain570
    @enderjamw2shelledgrain570 6 лет назад +1

    Opinion:
    I have an opinion, it may have been called Theia (what formed our Moon). The reason is that since asteroids hit Theia, the fragments ran away, but one got caught in Earth's gravity, which may explain Mars' two moons Phobos and Deimos' non-sphere shape. Who agrees?
    Size Estimate:
    I would roughly say it could of been the biggest terrestrial planet until its death. The size would probably 9,763miles in diameter.

    • @gina_mocafitnessactivewear1192
      @gina_mocafitnessactivewear1192 5 лет назад

      No earth is the biggest tierrestrial planet Theia was about the size of mars and mars is just a little bigger than mercury.

    • @onetallpheeesh
      @onetallpheeesh 2 года назад

      I could believe that Theia also gave Mars it's moons, though I think the asteroid belt is more likely

  • @theoutlapf1
    @theoutlapf1 3 года назад +1

    8:19...uhmm...Bad boy😂😂 (Jupiter)

  • @MaineArtists
    @MaineArtists 6 лет назад

    Anton- There are two possible types of planetary collisions. The first is a by-chance collision, more or less head on with a planet. The second type is a slow degradation of an orbiting object that slowly breaks up into rings, and then over time and drops onto the surface of the planet it orbits.
    When I look at Venus, it seems likely to have suffered a type two collision where a moon slowly broke up and fell onto the surface of Venus. If this slow collision were relatively recent, this sort of break up and slow descent of material would explain the anomalous surface temperature of Venus, as well as its thick and caustic atmosphere.
    Such a type two collision would be tremendously catastrophic and provide a significant amount of heat energy that would be absorbed by the planet, while also significantly changing the atmosphere of the planet suffering the collision, further creating atmospheric cycles that could take a very long time to subside.
    Regardless what has given Venus its current climate, Venus might be terra-formed by putting in place a temporary or permanent particle shield between Venus and the sun, to reduce the heating effect of the sun on Venus.

  • @astrobioblogia7239
    @astrobioblogia7239 6 лет назад +2

    I would love to go for a walk around the Milky Way to find them...

    • @gamingavalon8784
      @gamingavalon8784 3 года назад

      the missing planets are most likely no longer even in our galaxy anymore, as this would have happened billions of years ago

  • @luceliorodrigues7504
    @luceliorodrigues7504 3 года назад

    There are eigth (ish) planets in the Solar System!
    Cientists: Where is the rest?

  • @Naruto_Uzumaki188
    @Naruto_Uzumaki188 2 года назад +1

    We will always remember you 5th gas giant

  • @manoj_kr1457
    @manoj_kr1457 6 лет назад +2

    hi Anton, this was a great video.can you do a video on Kepler-64b star system

  • @astrazenica7783
    @astrazenica7783 6 лет назад

    God was playing marbles. He flicked away a couple of crappy planets not to his liking. They're still charging their way across the universe like speeding bullets

  • @onetallpheeesh
    @onetallpheeesh 2 года назад

    Jupiter said "YOU CANT SIT WITH US"

  • @martacabrerasbf7291
    @martacabrerasbf7291 5 лет назад

    There are thousands of planets. We just don’t know where they are because they are very far away from us.

  • @rayogaro503
    @rayogaro503 Год назад

    My theory is that the missing planet is between Mars and Jupiter where the Asteroid Belt is now.

  • @zmbdog
    @zmbdog 6 лет назад +4

    You missed the planet that collided with Mercury and blew off its outer mantle. There were also 1-3 planets within Mercury's orbit that got swallowed up by the sun, possibly including a "hot Jupiter".

  • @cypheron3030
    @cypheron3030 2 года назад

    Imagine what would happen if Theia didn't crash with Earth?
    There would be no moon....but Theia and Earth might both be...habitable?

  • @olerius1235
    @olerius1235 5 лет назад +2

    I love astronomy it's the best thing I've ever learned

  • @ardentdfender4116
    @ardentdfender4116 6 лет назад +10

    When planets during system formation possibly get ejected from our solar system or other solar systems where do they go? If that's a possible normal thing that happen, then who's to say that every planet in a solar system everywhere was originally created there. Some planets could of originally being acquired as ejected rogue planets from other systems and become part of another. There also has to be lots of rogue planets ejected from systems just floating in installer space, just waiting for some point in time to be possibly acquired by a passing solar system. Given the scale of galaxies and the universe as a whole that has to be a possibility.

    • @UpcycleElectronics
      @UpcycleElectronics 6 лет назад +9

      Ardent Dfender
      The planet's direction of rotation, inclination along it's orbital plane, and it's eccentricity combine to indicate the origins of the object. Those that form from the same 'soup' of rotating junk will all have a similar orbital plane. Any object that is from outside of the solar system is going to be coming from a random direction. The odds of any object entering our system perfectly aligned with the orbital plane, rotating in the same direction as other objects, on axis with the other objects, and most importantly it enters in the system perfectly at the exact velocity needed to enter a stable orbit between other objects in order to mimic their eccentricity...yeah that's not going to happen. Objects don't get captured into round orbits from odd velocities/trajectories.
      The other way to tell an object's origin is to look at it's elemental composition through spectral analysis. We know the average mix of junk that combined to create our solar system. If we see a mix of elements that doesn't add up we are pretty sure it didn't come from our neighborhood. Basically we know our trash, and we know it well enough to snub other foreign trash just by looking at it ;)
      -Jake

    • @Luredreier
      @Luredreier 6 лет назад +4

      Basically we can tell if something is or isn't from our star system, at least when it comes to bigger objects like planets...
      Yes, there's a ton of rogue planets out there.
      Non of the planets in our system are one though.
      Space is pretty big, the chance of anything actually hitting us in such a way that it stays is pretty low...
      Just like Andromeda and the Milkyway colliding is pretty much guranteed not to cause any collisions with other stars we're pretty much guranteed not to actually get anything stable inside our star systems orbit...
      At most a rogue planet might enter, shoot through and leave our star system just like Oumuamua did...
      If one truly *did* end up staying here we would have known...

    • @ardentdfender4116
      @ardentdfender4116 6 лет назад +4

      Upcycle Electronics Appreciate the intelligent feedback and thoughtful explanation which does make allot of sense to me especially in the rotation of all the planets and aligned orbital plane. Thanks.

    • @ardentdfender4116
      @ardentdfender4116 6 лет назад +3

      Luredreier Thanks for the feedback as well. I’m sure their are other solar systems out there where rogue planets were captured and made for interesting systems.

    • @Marizyth
      @Marizyth 6 лет назад +1

      Can't wait to go to installer space

  • @AR_STUDlOS
    @AR_STUDlOS 3 года назад

    We need to find our comrades because we never leave a man behind

  • @nangephriam1211
    @nangephriam1211 5 лет назад

    I think few planets got ejected out of the solar system. Two at least was destroyed and formed the asteroid belt and the Kuiper belt. Planet 9 was treated as the black sheep of the Solar family that is why it is far beyond Pluto to be welcome home after thousands of years and stay for a while then it leaves again........😁😁

  • @talentlesspoppy5681
    @talentlesspoppy5681 6 лет назад +1

    Oh! Only thousands studied? Sooooooo....... A 0.0000000000000000000000000003% Chance we have missing planets

  • @objectcosmoszane8217
    @objectcosmoszane8217 3 года назад +1

    Kepler 186f and Kepler 69c?

  • @kodiaru
    @kodiaru 6 лет назад

    You Know Those 4 Planets That Roam The Universe Because There Is No Star For It To Orbit What If The Sun Wasn't Strong Enough To Pull 14 Planets And Lost Four And 1 Got Ejected (Planet Nine) And Now Theres Only 9 (Including Pluto) Planets

  • @Bigmike1266
    @Bigmike1266 6 лет назад +1

    Would the astroid belt be what was left over from these planet collisions...

  • @kitdanichek251
    @kitdanichek251 4 года назад

    Rip Theia and the ejected fifth ice giant

  • @madman026
    @madman026 6 лет назад

    brainiac is eating planets again just like krypton

  • @Dicaso9
    @Dicaso9 3 года назад

    i love how earth is on the video pic

  • @febmarzfebmarz8132
    @febmarzfebmarz8132 6 лет назад

    Pluto is missing too and disappeared

  • @Luciferus200581
    @Luciferus200581 6 лет назад

    Only planet missing is the planet where the Astroid Belt is located. The gravitational pull of Jupiter and the Sun kept area from forming into anything bigger than Ceres.

  • @bread_yt
    @bread_yt 4 года назад

    how do we know that there wasnt ever a planet between mars and jupiter? maybe there was but there was a collision or when jupiter formed it caused the destruction of the "5th planet"

  • @renierxian1721
    @renierxian1721 3 года назад

    That gas giant is called the 5th giant

  • @ikennachukwu521
    @ikennachukwu521 6 лет назад

    How about the Nice Model when Jupiter and Saturn had a 2:1 relationship regarding their orbit around the Sun. It is speculated that this relationship had some sort of gravitational dance which resulted in their migration to the outer parts of the solar system and Neptune and Uranus being pushed out, Neptune moving further out than Uranus

    • @z0boomafo0
      @z0boomafo0 6 лет назад

      Neptune moved further out from my anus?!? Ohh NO!!!! 😱

  • @GoetzimRegen
    @GoetzimRegen 4 года назад

    There exist the theory that half or a third of all Planet Born as twins. You forgot zhe exploding Planet Hypotheses of Planet 5.

  • @gamingwithjuliana6387
    @gamingwithjuliana6387 6 лет назад +2

    wait is the planets i will name it mercury,venus,earth,mars,jupiter,saturn,uranus,neptune,planet10,planet x,diamond planet,light planet.? cause i just watch it i know its 13 because pluto too.i know that planet x was new planet jn oir solar system i have a question.if tge sky was orange is it dead end on earth i just watch is jt tru?

    • @spamlord7570
      @spamlord7570 6 лет назад

      Juliana Zarco planet X was a theory saying 7.5 billion years ago the sun stole a planet from another system

    • @gamingwithjuliana6387
      @gamingwithjuliana6387 6 лет назад

      +Team epiphany Art oh... thank uou now i know😀

    • @spamlord7570
      @spamlord7570 6 лет назад

      Juliana Zarco and jupiter is not the biggest planet on our solar system saturn is cuz jupiter is a failed star thats why it has no surface and if you light a candle inside jupiter jupiter will burn cuz jupiter is filled with hydrogen chlorine gas nitrogen carbon dioxide and monoxide and other flammable elements jupiter = giant gas ballon

    • @spamlord7570
      @spamlord7570 6 лет назад

      Juliana Zarco and diamond planet and light planet and were just stars super far away that looked like planets on the gliese-54 star system and planetX and planet 10 are the same cuz X means 10 in the roman ages

    • @simonmasbaum8399
      @simonmasbaum8399 5 лет назад

      wh-what...?

  • @mariaww4722
    @mariaww4722 4 года назад

    Planet nine:*doesn't look like a nine*
    Brain:*confused*
    Me:ok

  • @jaisys9978
    @jaisys9978 6 лет назад +2

    Planet did bad things so it got expelled!

  • @Janna0982
    @Janna0982 3 года назад

    Pluto used to be in our solor system

  • @MaliVinnyB
    @MaliVinnyB 6 лет назад

    Ever since I was an ADOLESCENT,I INSTINCTUALLY KNEW one can almost ALL WAYS discount what the BEAST SAYS!!

    • @Scyllax
      @Scyllax 3 года назад

      What idiocy is this?

  • @chelletacio3421
    @chelletacio3421 Год назад

    Pluto is the 9 planet but not anymore since it's not a planet anymore

  • @efilwv1635
    @efilwv1635 6 лет назад +4

    How do you know that I am a “wonderful person”?

    • @efilwv1635
      @efilwv1635 6 лет назад

      Mikky Z That statement is so stupid it doesn’t even deserve a reply. What if your entire family was murdered by a serial killer? Would you find “grace” in that individual?

    • @gina_mocafitnessactivewear1192
      @gina_mocafitnessactivewear1192 5 лет назад +1

      @@efilwv1635 If it didn't deserve a reply then how come you replied XD

  • @79Shrooms
    @79Shrooms 6 лет назад +1

    Those gaps., lol I know right. I noticed that in the 7th grade

  • @Smoke-tf8xk
    @Smoke-tf8xk 4 года назад

    We now that Jupiter was more massive and larger than Fifth Giant because Jupiter "kicked" Fifth Giant from Solar System

  • @flamerdrake
    @flamerdrake 6 лет назад

    Planet X. It could have had its orbit messed up because of a giant asteroid or maybe our moon?

  • @morganvitale
    @morganvitale 3 года назад

    Great video

  • @skeptic6300
    @skeptic6300 5 лет назад +1

    Why are thy all called Kepler ??

  • @ihno45
    @ihno45 6 лет назад

    Hello wonderful Anton. I watched it on March 3rd, so it's "solarsystem a billion years ago + 1 week". :)

  • @MISHRAIF
    @MISHRAIF 6 лет назад

    Take any large set of numbers or things...you will usually find a few big ones and alot of smaller ones...

  • @Sovietunion233
    @Sovietunion233 Год назад

    These were never in our solar system but 5th gas giants and 6th gas giant

  • @t00by00zer
    @t00by00zer 6 лет назад +4

    It is much more probable that earth was a captured planet. Looking at axial tilt, we see Earth, Saturn, Mars and Neptune in a grouping that is much different than the sun and other planets. More likely, Jupiter and Sol formed from the same event along with Mercury. Uranus was another likely captured body.
    Our solar system is the exception, not the rule based on all the other planetary systems found so far.

    • @nakyer
      @nakyer 6 лет назад

      *t00by00zer*
      Yes, and those other solar systems and their planets have been SO closely observed. Come on. They're taking shots in the dark on a lot of that. There's no substitute for real observations like the ones that can be made right here in this solar system.

  • @GamerKristoff
    @GamerKristoff 3 года назад

    Two planets missing in our solar system:( Theia and Fifth giant

  • @speedy_brennan
    @speedy_brennan 6 лет назад

    You forgot to expand on our moon. It's believe now we have 2 moons original but the one merged with the other on the backside of our moon which explains why the photo of the backside of the moon doesn't look like the side we see.

    • @MK-rw1on
      @MK-rw1on 3 года назад

      you are right.
      I always knew that the moon was turned by a collition with something but to turn an entire moon around you need more than just a small asteroid, you need atleast a small moon.
      I never thought about that.
      luna probally saved life on earth.

  • @thecommentary21
    @thecommentary21 3 года назад

    That big gash on mars was from a slow collision. The asteroid orbiting mars bears scraping scars.

  • @nickwilliams6621
    @nickwilliams6621 6 лет назад +1

    herp derp... Nibiru herp derp lol

    • @hevendor958
      @hevendor958 3 года назад

      im sorry
      but we no longer use the name "Nibiru"

  • @liamy8359
    @liamy8359 3 года назад +1

    I am really scared

  • @Bee_Swarm_Addict
    @Bee_Swarm_Addict 6 месяцев назад

    What software is this solar game thingy?

  • @christopherellis2663
    @christopherellis2663 6 лет назад

    How do these fit in with Bodes Law? Well, yes, there are all of those moons!

  • @avus-kw2f213
    @avus-kw2f213 3 года назад

    it’s called Pluto I can’t find it anywhere please tell me why

  • @McC1oudv2
    @McC1oudv2 6 лет назад

    What would a simulation look like if two gas giants collided. Would the atmospheres blow off into a mishapen cloud becoming a huge ring system around the new object.

  • @UpcycleElectronics
    @UpcycleElectronics 6 лет назад +15

    Seems like a grey area between lot's of 'stuff' colliding, planetesimals, and full blown planetary collisions.
    Do we really have enough data to talk about average size distribution of planets when we haven't even catalogued a single Earth size planet, around a sun sized star, with an Earth like orbital period? How do we know what kind of average we fit into with these discrepancies?

    • @Kevin_Street
      @Kevin_Street 6 лет назад +2

      Upcycle Electronics, that's a good point. But I guess what Anton is saying is that these super-Earths and mini-gas-giants are present in the majority of systems studied, so it seems quite likely they were present in our Solar System too.

  • @justingarbo532
    @justingarbo532 6 лет назад

    Pluto is not losing planet is dwarf planet

  • @mastertalon5948
    @mastertalon5948 6 лет назад

    What about the 2 planets you had where the Astroid belt is?

  • @Kikilang60
    @Kikilang60 6 лет назад

    the missing planets were a paynent to the galatic federation to protect us until we can adepted to advance civilization. Honesty, just telling you. I know, I work for these poeple. I wish they paid better.

  • @infinitemusic4910
    @infinitemusic4910 6 лет назад

    What application are you using

  • @imnotaclown9603
    @imnotaclown9603 6 лет назад

    The thumbnail Is earth and the sun placed in the keplar solar system.

  • @liamrussel74
    @liamrussel74 Год назад

    Planet nine is farder than neptune and its orbit is 20 thousand years

  • @virgietropia6313
    @virgietropia6313 3 года назад

    Super Earth/Planet 9: It Also Called As "Barnard B" Astronomers Said It Was HABITABLE.....Its 3 Times Bigger Than Earth
    (News From Nasa....Idk....i just watched it yesterday night..the video got post like 2018 or 2019 idk)
    Imagine: Imagine If Earth Is Gone....Super Earth Will Replace As The New Earth....

  • @Sovietunion233
    @Sovietunion233 Год назад

    All planets that were in our solar system:mercury thiea mars Venus earth 8th gas giant 7th gas giant 6th gas giant 5th gas giant Neptune Uranus Saturn Jupiter planet 9?????

  • @zoresamiei8078
    @zoresamiei8078 6 лет назад

    good as usual. thanks

  • @xenilmh
    @xenilmh 6 лет назад

    Go back in time is cool !

  • @Selatomyr
    @Selatomyr Год назад

    Why do you have our planets OUT OF ORDER?

  • @AR_STUDlOS
    @AR_STUDlOS 3 года назад

    Who knows where are bros are?We have a other comrade named planet 9

  • @aaaa6333
    @aaaa6333 6 лет назад

    How did you get that app?????????

  • @ednacortez672
    @ednacortez672 6 лет назад +1

    earth is missing