With mangled pronunciation.

@@dereks1264 and just straight up lies

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You are so right. Sometimes one is so interested in enjoying a video, only to be greeted with the "Deadvoice." I simply sacrifice the enjoyment and do not subscribe. I believe that with improvement in the field, you and I may enjoy those without realizing they are "Deadvoice" (Love the expression), one of these days.

Thank God don’t thank Jupiter

​@Vegitobluuuuu God doesnt answer my prayers. Jupiter does

@@shauntasker5926 oh really ? So Jupiter is your God ? You gotta have faith in Jesus he does listen to you but sometimes doesn’t necessarily answer your prayers. You have to have true confidence and faith in him and really believe he is the way and no other. Without him you’re nothing

You basically just described my biological love life.

Jupiter must have a core to have such a gravitational pull, if you will. Also it must either be very large or very dense.

Quit being so needy. Be glad they’re even posting it.

I googled with these search terms: migration of Jupiter There is a wikipedia article specifically about the theory of migration of jupiter. The title of that wikipedia article is: 'grand tack hypothesis'. ('tack' as in tacking by a sailboat) Part of the hypothesis is that at the time the quantity of gas in the Solar System was so large that it was a significant factor in the orbital mechanics of the solar system. According to that wikipedia article: for an extended stretch of time Saturn and Jupiter were in a 2:3 resonance. A side-effect of such a resonance can be that certain effects accumulate, rather than averaging out. The hypothesis is, I gather, that Saturn and Jupiter affected the motion of large amounts of gas, which in turn affected the planets, in a cumulative way. I assume the plausibility of the scenario has been verified with computer simulations. Such simulations do not prove that the proposed grand tack actually happened, the purpose of the simulations is to show that given the physics of interacting celestial bodies such a course of events is a possible one.

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I've heard estimates that over time people have worshipped at least 8000 different gods, but if you only consider gods from extant religions the should be at least 3000 of them around. Not all of them of course have a hand in creation, but some do to a varying degree, so let's just guesstimate that at least 10% of them participated in creating or being Jupiter. Which one of the 300 gods do I thank?

@@Greippi10 out of all of these thousands of people claimed to be God no one didn’t resurrect from the dead or cure the blind, or did miracles that still happen today. Only Jesus Christ of Nazareth did all that. He rose from the dead and as far as I know out of the big religions today nobody in their book claimed to be God only Jesus Christ claimed that in the Bible. Nobody dared to do that only Jesus Christ did. Oh and lastly if you tell me these people call themselves God then I want to see them doing the impossible like Jesus Christ did. If one only one dies and after 3 days rises from the dead I will call him God and follow them , how about that

No planet B

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Really? You’re a miserable person

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@@odinata That the pyramids on earth are connected to the pyramids on Jupiter,... and that the beings who managed the pyramids here do it there... I think... there are several possible theories about this, all of them are logical, at least not/logically

@@odinata Look at it, Jupiter, everything around it, pictures, videos, vortices, the magnetism that causes it and what it holds, we dont live too long to be able to prove anything, it seems to me (civilization)

@@odinata And that .that civilization does not survive and material and builders...disappear..is Jupiter..everything follows almost recycling..The reasons for the evidence that must be sought, no matter how incredible they are

​@@rodjelen3883There's nothing logical about pyramids on Jupiter

It's because all of the stuff is collected on this singular spot (the core), and when it gets big enough, it looks very circular. Things are always pulled toward the center, so they usually don't stand up very high (like it would if it was a cube. The corners would be under a significant amount of pressure and collapse, turning it circular again). Hope this helped :D

@@fennelfina very good explanation.

Being round and spheroid-shaped is part of the IAU's definition of a planet.

Aren’t we included in the solar system, along with the rest? Then “our” does apply.

Comets get destroyed in Earths atmosphere

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@@Adrian-87 lol no

Why... would we do that ? Planets are much more interesting, because there's... stuff ?

Rubbish

I think more than the editor it's the director and producer. Editors mostly work under a direction.

It’s a standard format space documentary what’re you on

You must be fun at parties.

Lol

Plop.

You can thank both. We’ve seen Jupiter pull meteors and comets that were going to impact Earth: many would create an E.L.E.

@@chloehennessey6813 Jupiter exists.

@riazahmed 5 year old logic confirmed

Such a brainwashed idiot.