The Universe and Things You Didn't Know - The Miraculous Birth of Our Solar System
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2023
- This documentary describes the tumultuous early stages of our solar system's formation, highlighting the revelation that the current tranquil and stable state was once a chaotic battleground. It explores the aftermath of the birth of planets, emphasizing the survival challenges they faced in a turbulent environment of gas and dust.
#space #cosmos #universe #solarsystem 
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I like the new narrator voice its refreshing
Too bad she never responds to comments.
Love your videos
Finally A New Space doc with interviews. Solid Salute💜🦾
Each of your videos is a treasure trove of enlightenment. Your dedication to unraveling cosmic mysteries is commendable
Really I like this video so so much its so
Take a shot every time he say's "Galaxies" hahaha
A good video about outer space
Your videos are a constant source of inspiration, driving me to explore further into the mysteries of the universe. Thank you for kindling my inquisitiveness.
God's creation truly is amazing, leaves me in awe, God bless you all and Jesus loves you
Earth needs to break the Sun's orbit before it goes supernova. This is why the giant propellor is being built. The Earth will run off with Jupiter.
Company specing a Cam Shaft for your car... "What are you looking for in a cam?
Me - @9:32 ...
I see what you did there.
Good napping video, I know I'm weird
Ty for reinforcing the case for god.
Why is this a womans voice
I'm number 3, like Russell Wilson!!!💫
SAG, Astar is both light & darkness?
Thanks for the video!
Where is the original commentator?
We can't predict the weather correctly more than couple days out but gonna say something will happen 5 billion years from now. Oh okay
@11:57 Nine Pizzas.? 🚫🍕
Not anymore, Pluto has been deprecated.
My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Noodles 🍜
During Earth's accretion period, the chewy, chewy chocolate center was formed.
What is that thumbnail supposed to represent?
Are water bear's & other bacterial matters older than the birth of our
Solar system?
How would we ever know if that were indeed the case?
Humans will not be traveling outside of our own solar system anytime soon. And most of the things that we think we have all figured out, I can assure you that we do not. How could we?
On a solar scale, we're smaller than what we consider microscopic. Even smaller on a galactic scale. And on a cosmic scale we're virtually irrelevant.
Consider the table in the room with you. Imagine that one of the atoms that make up that table is our planet where we exist. Now imagine us believing that we understand something that's happening in the nearest bathroom from that table based on what we can observe from our little atom
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On a cosmic scale those tardigrade water bears wouldn't be able to see us even with an atomic microscope.
😒Damn I need to get some sleep.
@@lilmike2710 We could find bacterial life or fossilized bacteria on an asteroid or an intergalactic visitor like oumuamua.
@@kyleroberts2592 It's plausible.
Just not probable.
It’s all about frequencies of the universe 🫶 thank you for sharing this great content 🍀
The narration in this sounds like something an 8th grade student would bang out trying to complete a five-thousand-word essay before the weekend gets here.
snipy comment.
I went threw time and seen myself with 5clocks and slowly being electrocuted in a uap
In the second portion of your video you dropped a bit of a boo-boo.! You stated that the universe was 13.7million ye old, it was also spelt out on screen..!
You.lost me at "Grunge Style Moshpit" 😂😂and great job with the annoying music. Terra a bit !
ugh... not mr. computer voice again...
Call it -Andromeda Way- please. Milkomeda sounds ridiculous.
The moon collision birth theory is so flawed. Anything that would hit earth large enough to do such a thing would launch earth into an elliptical orbit. Yet our orbit is nearly perfectly circular as it could possibly get in nature. Our eccentricity is something like 5×10^-5. That's essentially zero as zero could possibly get naturally.
Then how do you think it might happened??
@psi4262 from the birth of our solar system, when earth rapidly cooled and created its first shell (mantle or crust or whatever you want to call it), that shell contracted and the still molten core was pretty much directly beneath this shell and very little transition zones existed yet. At about the 300million year mark, this first mantle shell crust did 2 things as it cooled; 1. it had crystalized and had grown in thickness (decreased its density via increasing size, i.e. expanded) 2. It contracted as it cooled.
These 2 things increased pressure in the molten core directly beneath. This pressure reached a bursting point and I think as soon as it found a break in that shell, it ejected a mass of molten core material. This is the moon.
The dynamics of such a scenario would match the moons age and it's eccentricity which is also almost zero. It would also make such a mass tidal locked, which the moon just so happens to be (we see only one side of the moon, the moon has no spin). It's like having a ball on a string as we spin in a circle, slowly releasing the ball, the string would keep it tidally locked to us. This string is the gravity.
TLDR the moon was born from the earth and from nowhere else.
@@StalkedByLosers Can you explain how jupiter and saturn moon formed. They are gas giants si how come they have so many moons.
@psi4262 they are indeed gas giants, but relatively dense and about 1000 times more massive than earth. So in the lineup of Jupiter or Saturn's moons are capture solar system bodies which doesnt compare to earth. These ones are obvious as their orbits are not close to being concentric, are extremely ellipitcal, are off axis and may even be retrograde. So that leaves the inner moons. So gas or not, Saturn and Jupiter are it's still _matter_ like Earth is matter, and it's very active and can spew matter into its atmosphere and into it's orbits if the spew is massive enough and active enough. It might even be in the form of an orb/cloud of hot matter, which collects over time and forms a planet that way. Indeed Saturn has a ring, which is essentially and unformed moon. It came from Saturn itself along with debris it picked up over the eons. I think I read somewhere that Jupiter has a ring too but it's too faint.
I believe that the activity of the planet is proportional to its age and size. The older it gets, the less active and volatile it gets. Jupiter and Saturn are much more active than earth still today because they are just much bigger (thousands of times bigger) so earlier when earth's moon formed, Jupiter and Saturn spit out many times more moons. The same mechanisms formed Jupiter's and Saturn's moons but there might not have been a 'crust' that cracked and spewed molten matter. Instead we got very dense and uneven volatile proto matter forming in stages, and like a star has eruptions, Saturn and Jupiter would erupt very dense and hot matter into it's orbit. The matter that Saturn and Jupiter spit out were on the scale of earth/Mars sized planets. They were similar to what the sun spit out in its early stages (and I do believe the Solar planets came from the formation of our sun in the same manner, Jupiter and Saturn are proto stars that were just not hot enough to ignite, but active enough to form its own 'planets').
That same spirit, but on a more macro level, stars come from nebulae, which are also 'just gasses', doesn't stop them from forming solar bodies (stars).
@psi4262 wow the response I wrote was deleted by RUclips. So sorry man. They target me. I'm a heretic, but I speak the truth.
Why doesn’t our moon have a proper name? We just call it, moon. Does it have a name?
The moon's name is known as "Luna"
Luna is a cool name. Just glad they didn't name it erreeghur.
So why don’t we refer to it as such? Instead of always just ‘the moon’?
Luna is just Spanish for moon
@lynnbarker1019 because it's just.. our moon. If we had two moons, we'd have to differentiate with names. But since we can just say "the moon" and people will know what you're talking about.
Otherwise, you'll name name the other moon you're referring to. Unless you're Spanish. In which case your word for moon is indeed the name of our moon.
Just like the sun is Sol. Buuut you can just say the sun, and nobody will think you're talking about another big star somewhere.
If the universe is a miracle and the law and system are amazing it's definitely created by Creator the true God.
Here is the God's spoken word in the Bible--
"I am Jehovah and this is my name. I made heavens and stars and earth and sea and everything in it.
I count all the stars and call their name.
I made humans in my image and made them to look after the earth and living things.
No one can see me because nobody can see me yet live.
Raise your head and look up the heaven and think who made all these.
I will honor those who honors my name.
I will make them live eternal without seeing death on earth"
“Miraculous”? Stop making your audience dumber. It’s mathematical. We emerged from a process that began 13.7 billion years ago. We were predictable.
It's all in the narration. This one ain't got it.
No miracles needed, it's all physics.
Spoken like a true ignoramus.
lol Brave of you to come here and announce your shortcomings to the whole world.@@Fubar-fomo
THINGS YOU DONT KNOW... Immediately knows the first 15 minutes. Goodbye
Since JWST, this title should read, The Universe and Things We Were Totally Wrong About. You have no clue how it began, when it began, or how it functions.
You're completely right. I like the "dark matter" hypothesis...its like the tooth fairy, if you can't explain something then pull the "dark matter rabbit out of the hat. Lol. These people get paid large to sit around and make shit up. Im jealous!😂
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So they should just stop trying to figure things out. Got ya. I suppose newton was dumb too cause 100 years later with better tech someone figured out he wasn't quite 100 percent accurate about gravity. Or is gravity not real also
@@jonaichs1976they admit they don’t know what dark matter is. But something is affecting the gravity out there between the galaxies.. They don’t know how or why. Understandable
Oh we most certainly have clues. We just can’t make sense of all of them 😂😂
RUclips has a responsibility to remove out dated and misinformed documentaries. Fun to watch perhaps but extremely repetitive and dumbed down. This material should be removedor replaced with information that is NOT 20 YEARS out of date.
Thanks for the heads up
SubhanaAllah, Allah SWT is the one and only creator the universes.
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA yeah....whatever you say psycho.
We don't need to see the astronomer to learn. Show us the CGI instead.... please🙂
The universe is infinite and eternal. There was no beginning. It has always been.
What's the evidence for this?
@@Schnibs The universe is infinite. If it wasn’t then somewhere out there all that dark space would have to become something other than space. What could replace the space? Nothing could replace it so it must go on forever - hence infinity.
@phk2000 space is curved, you end up where you began no matter the direction.
@@Schnibs For something to have a shape that is "curved" there has to be space around it that gives it its "curved" shape. Look at a vase on a table. There has to be space around it to give it its "vase" shape. If the universe has space around it then the universe wouldn't have ended and would have no limits, boundaries or shapes. This is infinity. Space having a "shape" is impossible.
@@phk2000/sigh
My God man!!! Please bury this doc!!! How many times are we going to repackage and republish this one?? Geez!!!
I find it hilarious that YT feels the need to put a "climate change" context box under this. The stupid really can't figure out how to propaganda.
The more that science advances the closer it gets to the religious ideas of creation.
So you're religious right
By that statement I can agree to an extent because science nor religion can confirm how life began. While scientists continue to find proof however, religious ppl just sum it up to the belief that God did it because there is no other way to explain it. Some like me just lean towards the idea that things just are
@@darianbirckett1933 The universe was created (I have enough faith for this idea) or it came into being out of nothing (This requires more faith than I possess).
@@bobsmith3560there’s a fascinating lecture by Sean Carrol called something like “God is not a good theory”.
Worth a watch.
@@vinylfascist the universe coming iinto being out of nothing is the worst theory.
Studying the universe is fine but, Stop playing with the Creator God of life design, man didn’t create the universe leave it alone.
Neither did “god”. 😂😂
If your god does exist, It’s probably some alien and the universe is just a computer program. Welcome to the matrix.