Things You Didn't Know About Pluto
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Pluto is like no other planet in the solar system. Wait, Pluto is not a planet, isn't it? Agh... forget it. Just watch the video!
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Pluto will always be a planet to me.
To you. 😄❤
Same.
With that temperature and wind speed, The Wind Chill Factor must brutal, poor Pluto, I was taught in school that it was a Planet, And I'm sticking to it, 😂 Thanks Ardit and Melissa. 👍
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I always get teary-eyed about Pluto and New Horizon. 😢🥰
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Pluto’s orbit is highly eccentric, which means it deviates significantly from a perfect circle. As it travels around the Sun, its distance varies dramatically. At its closest point (perihelion), Pluto is approximately 2.76 billion miles (4.44 billion kilometers) away from the Sun. However, at its farthest point (aphelion), it reaches a staggering distance of about 4.67 billion miles (7.5 billion kilometers). This extreme elliptical orbit results in significant temperature variations on Pluto’s surface. When it’s closer to the Sun, its icy surface may experience slight sublimation, releasing volatile gases into its thin atmosphere. Conversely, during its distant aphelion, temperatures plummet to around -375°F (-225°C), freezing any trace of atmosphere and causing the surface to become as hard as rock. Plus, it is the largest object in the Kuiper Belt with 5 moons.
Jupiter has not cleared it's orbit of asteroids. So, should it be considered a dwarf planet too?
Yes, that’s correct. That’s why the definition is bad.
No it has done sir
@@VirendraPanwar95 False. Jupiter has hundreds of trojan asteroids directly in its orbit. It has not cleared them.
I'm quoting this "In the end stages of planet formation, a planet (as so defined) will have "cleared the neighbourhood" of its own orbital zone, meaning it has become gravitationally dominant, and there are no other bodies of comparable size other than its satellites or those otherwise under its gravitational influence. The trojans that you are referring to are textbook example of objects under the influence of a planet, in this case Jupiter.
@@Cosmoknowledge Ah yes, but that isn’t in the definition, is it? The definition says “cleared”, which no planet has done. It’s not your job or the IAU’s job to come up with a better definition that isn’t IN the definition. But fine, even if we choose to include that quote in the definition, Pluto still qualifies. New Horizons found a large group of Kuiper Belt Objects that Pluto has specific dynamical effect on, similar to the Jupiter trojan asteroids. Even Pluto’s four small moons are captured from the Kuiper Belt. This is what happens when you have astronomers who are non-experts trying to classify objects in someone else’s field. The planetary scientists, the true experts in the field, simply don’t use it. It is ignored by experts because it’s a faulty definition created by people who don’t study planets! You have the wrong field pretending to be experts in another field and are just making guesswork. 👎🏻
World doesn't revolve around America, please also give measurements in Metric systems, °C or K would be better for other people to understand
Lmao
I'll try to do so in future videos. Thank you!
😂😂
Pluto didn't meet the 3rd criterion
The AUs criteria for the classification of planets literally falls flat given the grand scheme and complex structure of our galaxy and universe as a whole. Considering the relative ease in which their classification can be debated in just our solar system alone, I would put a huge asterisk beside their definition of a planet. 🤦🏾♂️
Just think that in a little over a hundred years we went from the Wright brothers to sending a spacecraft to Pluto
Fascinating.
oh damn Ardit.. this is funny as heck.. I took this one as if you were talking to me.. I could hardly sit on my chair with out laughing.. Especially when she said.. "pluto is not a planet so get over it".. I had to stop the video I was laughing so hard.. Though I will go to my grave defending my little planet pluto.. I found this to be the best video I have ever seen on YT.. I had to watch it twice so I could actually hear what Melissa was saying.. Oh my brother this was a good one.. thanks like I said I take this one as a personal video to me.. What fun! And a lot of good info too.. thanks guys! Carry on!
Hey, I did this just to mock you 😄. But you know what I say at the end of the day? Do you think Pluto cares about our classification? It could be an elephant. Haha. Tink, enjoy your day brother.
@@Cosmoknowledge Thanks my brother.. this was so much fun made my day brighter!... and I did actually learn something after I watched it the second time.. I am still giggling about it now.. Carry on my brother🌌
If you’re going to use Fahrenheit, please can you also include Celsius in the text box?
Not all of us are trapped in the 18th century. Thanks.
Sorry, I'll try to be more futuristic in upcoming videos. ✌
Guys, nice video as always, but... what happened to the good habit of using internatinal units? (or at least both!!)... it is a pain to see a video with a calculator in one hand to realise how much are some °F (which btw are only used in the US) or to convert all distances from miles to km....
Just a recommendation and a reminder that your audience is across the whole planet ;)
Besides that, lovely video as always
Thanks anyway
Oh, you are so right. The thing is that sometimes it gets hectic here. But thanks for mentioning, I'll definitely try to be more careful with these. Also, thanks for the kind words. ✌
@@Cosmoknowledge Thank you!
Nice
Thank you!
Pluto is a mystery since my childhood
theres so many things i dont know about the universe but i have an entire life to seek awnsers
That's what makes the future exciting.
@@Cosmoknowledge I have that stupid fear of not knowing the future beyond my lifespan. I just wanna know how advances we will be!!!!
It's a Micky Mouse planet anyway!!
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I think Disney would have bought the rights to it if it was
😮 I love our solar system me big fan
Funny how none of the 5000+ known exoplanets are required to prove that they've cleared their orbits in order to be considered full planets.
The exoplanets we have discovered so far are all huge, most of them gas giants. We can't even discover exoplanets the size of Pluto because they are so tiny and puny to be discovered. It's like finding moons.
@@Cosmoknowledge But one of the official criteria for planets is that they clear their orbits. If we can't see things as small as moons or asteroids or small terrestial bodies in their systems, how can we know they've cleared their orbits? I guess they can't officially be planets then.
Also, Neptune can't be considered a planet either because it has a significant chunk of debris crossing its orbital neighborhood... namely Pluto.
The problem with Pluto's reclassification is that a handful of OCD astronomers were specifically targeting Pluto alone. They didn't want the official definition of a planet to change to include Kuiper Belt objects like Pluto, so they threw a tantrum until the IAU let them have their way. The reclassification did not have any basis in real scientific observation, its was a bunch of traditionalists trying to cling to to a mostly cultural definition of what was classically considered a planet.
That’s why the definition by the IAU is bad.
@@Cosmoknowledge Jupiter is massive and it hasn’t cleared its orbit.
@@Jellyman1129 clearing the orbit means that any object is the gravitationally dominant object in that orbit to simplify no other object in its orbit is of a comparable size to the planet this exudes its natural satellites as they are under the influence of the planet.
So technically we sent Jeb Bush's DNA into space. One day we may be tried for an interstellar war crime.
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I still think it's a planet 🌎🌎
The thumbnail exposes people are misguided. We must not be upset about any world's size classification. Instead we would do better to be upset that those in certain fields are talking about it way more than trying to actually get us there and back. No I'm not talking about MORE expensive rovers and billion dollar satellites that become space trash.
True.
Information 😮
pluto is always in my heart...🙂
Pluto is a sweetheart. 😍
Perfect! 👏🏼🔥
Thank you!
Good
Great. Thanks a lot!
Isn't Pluto a Dog
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Is planetary pygmy Pluto the ideal place in deep space for skiing, snowboarding, ice hockey and ice skating?
I wouldn't say so. 😄
It’s a dwarf planet and the biggest dwarf planet in are solar system
In terms of Pluto info, this was great. However wouldn't it be better to claim scientific fact over, who suggests what of how it functions? Personal defeats distance.
#MakePlutoAPlanetAgain
Why?
@@Cosmoknowledge I love Pluto lol
Makemake? It’s pronounced “Mahkaymahkay” after the creation god of the Rapa Nui.
Yah, that.
The male voice is awesome and the girl is just too cute. Great video, to remind us the lord of underworld doesn't need another title.
Haha, thank you a lot! ❤
Pluto 🙂💚👍
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