4% down on radius, which is about 12% down on volume - and yet "no more than" 3.9 × the mass: what's it made of, lead? (Yes, I' can see "no more than" could mean "a lot less than", but still.)
Y’all gotta STOP thinking water is the only element that can sustain life just because of that’s the way things work on THIS planet! Think beyond your Earthly thought thresholds; the beings on that planet may not NEED water 🤷🏾♂️
It’s actually chemical electrical energy. It’s not water that is required. It is liquid that is required. Liquid allows the amalgamation of atoms what is actually needed to produce life is electro, chemical energy for example if you introduced an electrical charge to the methane lakes that are not frozen on some of the moons of I believe Saturn, you could, in fact, change the genetic and biological structures of the microbial life that already inhabit the liquid lakes of methane, and this is conclusive through science it’s not water it’s liquids I think and this is just going into theory now that it is an electrically charged plasma, such as lightning that is responsible for the facilitating of the creation of life and granted of my own belief system that there is a being IE GOD that set this universe into motion and if that’s the beginning, there was a big bang which entitled light light is a process of chemical thermal and electrical movement and energy, so I would stand a reason that my theory could be proven somewhat correct. Let’s take birth for example not really birth but conception I have seen the videos. I have read the research that at the moment of conception when the zygote has been fertilized there is in fact a plasma charge that is released that then allows the splitting of the egg into further sales that allow it to divide itself into a human being.
Gliese 12 b is a super Earth exoplanet that orbits a M-type star. Its mass is 3.87 Earths, it takes 12.8 days to complete one orbit of its star, and is 0.0668 AU. It is too massive for life. It is too close to the host star for life. The host star is very unstable to support life.
There is 2 things that you got wrong first: the planet is in the inner edge habitable zone of it's star where it can host life M type star are small,less luminosity so the habitable ring is closer to the star. Second: the star that gliese 12 b is orbiting produces less solar flares yes M type stars produces a lot of solar flares Edit: correct me if i am wrong
@@Kolossos_main56273 1) 0.0668 AU is too close for life. 2) mass is 3.87 Earths too large. 3) Red dwarf - M type star has a maximum temperature of 3,900 K and it very unstable. The Sun is 5778 K. There is no blue light in M type stars. No complex life life could live no complex life Red dwarf - M type star, to dim and too cold. Habitable zone is about WATER, not life! Habitable zone (HZ) (also called the circumstellar habitable zone), the orbit around a star that would allows liquid water to remain for a short period of time (a given period of time) on at least a small part of the planet's surface. This zone is a temperature zone, set by the star's radiation and distance from the star. In the Solar System the planet Mars is just at the outer boundary of the habitable zone. The planet Venus is at the inner edge of the habitable zone, but due to its thick atmosphere it has no water. The HZ includes planets with elliptic orbits; such planets might orbit into and out of the HZ. When a planet moves out of the HZ, all its water would freeze to ice on the outside of the HZ, and/or all water would become steam on the inner side. The HZ could be defined as the region where bacteria, a form of life, could possibly survive for a short period of time.
Conversation with chat gpt 😂 Me: Describe life on gliese 12b Chat Gpt: Gliese 12b is a hypothetical exoplanet located about 40 light-years away from Earth. It's believed to be a super-Earth, meaning it's larger than Earth but smaller than gas giants like Neptune. However, due to its distance and limited information available, we can only speculate about its characteristics and potential for life. Me: I thought you didn't have access to information past your last update ... Chat gpt: You're right. My mistake. Based on the information available up to my last update in January 2022, Gliese 12b is a hypothetical exoplanet, and not much specific information about its characteristics or potential for life is available.
A nice holiday destination if there is Oxygen and plenty of water. Only 40 light-years away... It takes only 3750 generations to get there... 😄😄
Not everything is about stealing and colonisation.
Woow. pack 50billion diapers in spacecraft 😅
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Hmm, I don't think it'll take that long, but we must still be patient~
This is more likely going to be a less extreme version of Venus at 1.6 times Earth's energy.
Amazing! Thanks guys!
4% down on radius, which is about 12% down on volume - and yet "no more than" 3.9 × the mass: what's it made of, lead? (Yes, I' can see "no more than" could mean "a lot less than", but still.)
Y’all gotta STOP thinking water is the only element that can sustain life just because of that’s the way things work on THIS planet! Think beyond your Earthly thought thresholds; the beings on that planet may not NEED water 🤷🏾♂️
There is no evidence so far for life without water. You can imagine life of lead or energy beings if you want, but that's not evidence based.
It’s actually chemical electrical energy. It’s not water that is required. It is liquid that is required. Liquid allows the amalgamation of atoms what is actually needed to produce life is electro, chemical energy for example if you introduced an electrical charge to the methane lakes that are not frozen on some of the moons of I believe Saturn, you could, in fact, change the genetic and biological structures of the microbial life that already inhabit the liquid lakes of methane, and this is conclusive through science it’s not water it’s liquids I think and this is just going into theory now that it is an electrically charged plasma, such as lightning that is responsible for the facilitating of the creation of life and granted of my own belief system that there is a being IE GOD that set this universe into motion and if that’s the beginning, there was a big bang which entitled light light is a process of chemical thermal and electrical movement and energy, so I would stand a reason that my theory could be proven somewhat correct. Let’s take birth for example not really birth but conception I have seen the videos. I have read the research that at the moment of conception when the zygote has been fertilized there is in fact a plasma charge that is released that then allows the splitting of the egg into further sales that allow it to divide itself into a human being.
Sooo amazing that they share 1 similarity, wow!
Gliese 12 b is a super Earth exoplanet that orbits a M-type star. Its mass is 3.87 Earths, it takes 12.8 days to complete one orbit of its star, and is 0.0668 AU. It is too massive for life. It is too close to the host star for life. The host star is very unstable to support life.
There is 2 things that you got wrong
first: the planet is in the inner edge habitable zone of it's star where it can host life M type star are small,less luminosity so the habitable ring is closer to the star.
Second: the star that gliese 12 b is orbiting produces less solar flares yes M type stars produces a lot of solar flares
Edit: correct me if i am wrong
@@Kolossos_main56273
1) 0.0668 AU is too close for life.
2) mass is 3.87 Earths too large.
3) Red dwarf - M type star has a maximum temperature of 3,900 K and it very unstable. The Sun is 5778 K. There is no blue light in M type stars.
No complex life life could live no complex life Red dwarf - M type star, to dim and too cold.
Habitable zone is about WATER, not life!
Habitable zone (HZ) (also called the circumstellar habitable zone), the orbit around a star that would allows liquid water to remain for a short period of time (a given period of time) on at least a small part of the planet's surface. This zone is a temperature zone, set by the star's radiation and distance from the star. In the Solar System the planet Mars is just at the outer boundary of the habitable zone. The planet Venus is at the inner edge of the habitable zone, but due to its thick atmosphere it has no water. The HZ includes planets with elliptic orbits; such planets might orbit into and out of the HZ. When a planet moves out of the HZ, all its water would freeze to ice on the outside of the HZ, and/or all water would become steam on the inner side. The HZ could be defined as the region where bacteria, a form of life, could possibly survive for a short period of time.
Realy I like this video its so interestyng
No water inside it ?
Big achievement UK scientist
Question is, who is first to make a computer game about this planet:)
It's tidally locked so probably not good prospect for life unless it has a decent sized moon
Hemos avanzado mucho como cibilizacion,nos hemos organizado inteligentemente❤
Conversation with chat gpt 😂
Me: Describe life on gliese 12b
Chat Gpt: Gliese 12b is a hypothetical exoplanet located about 40 light-years away from Earth. It's believed to be a super-Earth, meaning it's larger than Earth but smaller than gas giants like Neptune. However, due to its distance and limited information available, we can only speculate about its characteristics and potential for life.
Me: I thought you didn't have access to information past your last update ...
Chat gpt: You're right. My mistake. Based on the information available up to my last update in January 2022, Gliese 12b is a hypothetical exoplanet, and not much specific information about its characteristics or potential for life is available.
Oh .... Some nice,I throughout it was' Deja Vu '
So *that* is were they are coming from 👽😉
Sometimes seeds fall on infertile soil, may they sleep in the warmth of their star
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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