Bartender Reacts *Gorgeous* THE SIGHTS OF SPACE: A Voyage to Spectacular Alien Worlds by melodysheep
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"The habitable zone" mainly stems from our idea of life; Water. The habitable zone or The golden zone mainly has to do with the state of water the planet can support, whether it will boil, freeze, or exist like how it does on our own planet.
The habitable zone is the distance the planet is both not too far or too close from its star that it can support water being liquid and not too hot or cold to still support life. Of course, it doesn't mean all planets within the habitable zone of their star can or do support life, as life needs other things not just water.
(This is from my understanding, do your own research if you want a definitive answer.)
That's sort of what I thought. I appreciate you telling me though. I'm pretty sure you're right. Even if I decide not to do any research
Yes just at a distance where liquid water could be. Depending on the size of the star and heat output
Phoebator is an awesome name, since he was the Greek god of nightmares.
Also, the pulsar these planets orbit around (PSR1257+12) is named Lich
Epic name for the pulsar. He is the puppet master of the system
Sadly the james webb telescope already has researched the 2 first planets of the TRAPPIST-1 system and it seems that they are Mercury like, not venus like. Now we are waiting to see what is the composition of the other planets
I suggest watching the original first (It goes for most reactions) since it has 4k60fps, it's a whole different experience with that.
Melody Sheep is one of my favorite channels and his content quality is unmatched
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The diamond planet you're thinking of is 55 Cancri e and I'm sure there's planets that are believed to rain diamonds, like Uranus and Neptune.
Lit, thanks. I knew it was a thing
Awesome video, btw the "habitable zone" is a zone where a planet can have liquid water on the surface and is not too close to the star for the water to vaporize or too far away from the star for the water to freeze.
Though there has been a lot of thought in recent decades about the possibility of extremophile life, that could exist in incredibly hostile environments, since such organisms do exist here on Earth, but that said, such life still seems to require liquid water to exist.
@@weldonwin that and extremophile life here is the product of billions of years of evolution from life that probably started in hospitable conditions
"On this world from hell, even the sky wants to escape" is a crazy powerful line
The electric sail is a Finnish invention which uses the solar wind as its thrust source and therefore needs no fuel or propellant. We are nuts enough to think impossible...
So so cool
Project Breakthrough Starshot
Why is it called an electric sail?
Life is complicated, but we have a very good definition for it in Physics. There are a few things that Life does that makes it what it is. If we found Life-as-we-don't-know-it (LAWDKI), we *would* be able to recognize it as Life. The problem is that we've done a lot of research into other ways that life might be able to work, and they either wouldn't work OR wouldn't work as well as Life-as-we-know-it (LAWKI). It turns out that carbon chemistry in liquid water is so good at doing what Life needs that the emergence of LAWDKI is highly unlikely compared to LAWKI. Anything is possible, but while most astrobiologists would agree that LAWDKI could exist, they'd also agree that it'd be very rare compared to LAWKI.
Melody sheep is my favorite channel on RUclips.
I highly recommend watching "The Human Future: A Case For Optimism"
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''they will remember us, as the first generation to know this worlds" that's awesome mam
Melody Sheep is one of my favorite channels and his content quality is unmatched
Fascinating and at the same time daunting. Though to think that when I was born, there was no TV, so I have witnessed a fair amount of progress, some good and others not so good, in a relatively short period of time. If humans survive, who knows what will be possible???
It's literally limitless! It's so freaking cool
👽 we come to see your evolution of humanity
8:00 the habitable zone is where water could exist as a liquid, which we think is very important for life of any kind.
There are lakes liquid methane on Titan, one of Saturn's moons, and there is potential for some complicated chemistry.
i saw it once , long ago , little high , my god i love it and still looking for this every time to complete my journey.
habitable zone just means it could hold liquid water
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i think it was a diamond meteorite
The problem is that the answer signal from the probe would also take like 20 years back
It would take 4 years to get back. Proxima is four lightyears away, radio waves travel at the speed of light, therefore 4 years.
The rave planet 😂 @ 32:33
Good to see people interested in this kind of material