Literally

BETTER TIME TO BE DEAD 🥴🥶😖🥵👹💚💀👀

That is amazing

One minute paper supremacy

Read this in the voice of Dr. Károly Zsolnai-Fehér

😂😂😂

But it takes forever to reach them

Unless we somehow develop some Star Wars type transportation, they should be fine for a long time. But in the near future I’m sure we will be creeping on em

​@@Blanch590i honestly have no idea why are we even looking at such far away planets when it's gonna be impossible to reach there in one generation even while going half the speed of light, which is gonna be a very very low possibility of being able to be achieved. Why not focus on the icy moons of gas giants and actually try and see if life exists and if habitation is possible. We might atleast be able to relocate a large chunk of human population to those instead of just sending breeders to light years away far planets.

@@leadharsh0616 Idk about you but I would still love to know if life is out there even if we can never reach it. It would still be really cool to know, and there's no harm in pointing our telescopes out there.

It's atleast 6 dishwashers away

Maybe even 4!

It’s all bullshit anyhow

I think you mean light beers

haha

Curiosity also killed the cat

@@BenPrysny yup, trying to find life on a foreign planet could be the end of our species

@@dremyu Stephen hawking warned us about this before he passed away

if it is life then its just gonna be a small bacteria or something

​@@Rarkssexactly, the chance of other life that is on or above our intelligence level is very low, since we arose at the beginning of when the universe calmed down and started welcoming life.

If true how long will humans take to reach there based on current tech??

@@ragethewolfdon’t quote me on this I’m not an expert, but far too long. If we or perhaps better said when we achieve the ability to travel at the speed of light, it would take 124 years I believe. Could be completely mistaken here though, has been a while!

@@ragethewolf in the time it would take for humans to reach it - even if we are traveling at light speed - we would probably already be able to have the answers we’d desire and would more than likely have better transportation methods. 124 years is a long time and you’d have to have a civilization on the spaceship. Very futuristic.

@@ragethewolf At Voyager 1 speed (~38,000mph) it would take 2,159,708 years. 333 million miles per year 17,417 years to go 1 LY ---> 17,417 x 124 = 2.16 million years At Parker Solar probe speed (~395,000mph) it would take 207,824 years 3.46 billion miles per year 1,676 years to go 1 LY ---> 1,676 x 124 = 207k years. 1 LY = 5.8 Trillion miles Speed of light = 670,000,000 mph

@@Kossa-Odessanot being a smart ass but I think it’s likelier a break through with string theory and or quantum mechanics is more likely to take us there than traveling at light speed using any sort of fuel which would simply be impossible because for a “massive object” to travel at light speed it would need all of the energy of the universe. The closest we could theoretical get to light speed is 80 top 90 percent of speed of light.

You are so modest about your lack of intelligence

Well no wonder they won't just land already 🤔🤓

no shit

I just sent videos of my dog... they'll change that opinion in 124 years! 😂

That’s not true my buddy mitch lives on earth and he’s a pretty smart guy.

She honestly looks more like Gal Gadot than Natalie Portman.

Y’all- she’s Cleo abram…

More like keira knightley

Enjoy life while alive. This is it.

I thought it is haleyybaylee.

I know, right?

Nah, 2025 will be crazy and 2026 will be even more crazy 😂😂😂

I know right?

Fr

@@anKad2142 Nah, 2025 will be the most crazy year cuz there will be solar storms comnig from the sun, which means GTA 6 will be... *gulp* CANCELLED!

But they are real. Just look at Nancy Pelosi & John Fettedturd...

that's the issue with science in media, especially now with social media lowering standards even further.

But why are we even actively searching for aliens? Don't people understand it's just the stupidest idea ever to try to search or make ourselves visible in any way to aliens? If somehow a more advanced civilization finds us and has the technology to reach us, we really think they'll come with flowers and roses? At best we will be their slaves. Until we become interstellar travelers or type 2 civilization, we should do our best to hide from the universe not search for extraterrestrial life.

@@zwenkwiel816 you are indeed correct. this particular findin has a sigma of 2.4 which is very very low confidence. and woulndt be considered a basis for such a claim

@@zwenkwiel816the standards in education, research and mainstream media have been plummeting for the past decade and a half at least

Not "almost". None at all.

Let's hope they don't find us either.

with current technology, but technology doesn't stay current. You and I won't live long enough to see up close investigation of other solar systems, but someone in the future will.

​@@S0ulinth3machin3 yea sure

Time to build a new machine to reach far away places like that ... maybe a Warp device.

Both are terrifying.

😂

Lol literally the comment on top of yours did 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Oh god here we go

The way this is directly under the Arthur quote

Of course. Don't we all?. Chimpanzees don't, that is how I filter potential friends, I mention a science discovery . . . and look at their face. No interest?. Not actually a human being then.

Same here. I love learning new things but unfortunately my memory is getting worse haha

@@annanowak9620 Same

Learnt nothing want to learn about another life focusing on ourselves lives

😢 OH great so now we need space racism we already acting like Hawaii ain't that important. Wait till blue aliens with tentacles try to interact with a super hateful human species. I sure hope they like to be cheap physical labor and that they are NOT edible and taste like bacon! 😅

sign

obligatory arthur c clarke quoting

and Clarke is rolling over in his grave.

Blasphemy! Lol! 😅

Its pretty simple actually, the space program is utter BS , we pay BILLIONS in taxes to fund a program that is nothing more than a MASSIVE money laundering pit 💯💊 ask yourself this ; IF we were able to send astronauts to the moon decades ago WHY DID WE STOP , also nasa says they LOST the knowledge and ability to achieve a moon landing again , I'm sorry but if you believe this load of crap you are EXTREMELY GULLIBLE 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯NASA is literally the Hebrew word for DECEPTION 💊💊 research the father of NASA Jack Parsons ,he was an OCCULTIST who thought he was a fallen angel ,he was also friends with and followed ALIESTER CROWLEY the FATHER of modern day satanism !!!! PLEASE RESEARCH THIS 🙏

I don’t really get your point, do you know what it took to build that telescope?

@@sdbrogs yes i do and i actually know the REAL reason WHY they built it 💊

@@sdbrogsI don’t really get your point. What has the difficulty in the creation of the telescope got to do with us being light years away and still able to ‘scan’ for compounds?

@@tylerclarke4829 that it’s only possibly to do that with the telescope, therefore they haven’t made these discoveries with their “hands tied behind their backs”. The telescope didn’t magically appear up there, it’s credit to the people that made it and put it out there

what we need is some sort of prime directive i suppose

We are them

@@Chitov646ckmychto them

That IS Intrestin

I mean it’s been up since 2015 because it was discovered in 2015.

​@@Popski887there are thousands of exoplanets detected. Not every exoplanet has a Wikipedia page.

@@rahulsharma8940 In 2019 the presence of water vapor was detected, which drew attention to K2-18b. The majority of the updates where made 2019. If it was a random exoplanet that didn’t have a major discovery, it would be weird for it to have a Wikipedia page. But for something that has been studied since at least 2019, it isn’t weird.

​@@Popski887So you agree that, unless there's something you've missed in your response, in 2018 it was a random exoplanet that didn't have a major discovery, meaning it was weird it had a Wikipedia page at that time.

The rat that infiltrates & raids Jerry Nadler's snack drawer, easily has the highest IQ in US Congress!

Ha, but off topic. Let's not get political, but enjoy the adventures of the cosmos ✨

Thats such an american thought lol Its the WORLDS greatest telescope and there are about 197 other countries so why should it focus on the USA? I could name 20 countrys with worse congresses than USA with eas. Greetings from germany

You're thinking of a microscope. A very, very powerful microscope.

Or end the homeless situation a bit closer to home

How about Klingon?

or PLANTY

Paul

If its mass is that much we wouldnt be able to live there.

​@@MrDmadness It's also larger and the gravity on its surface isn't that much stronger, on earth gravitational acceleration on the surface is 9.8 m/s^2 and there it's 12.4 m/s^2 It's also colder than the earth and it orbits a red dwarf within its habitable zone I suppose life could exist there, i don't know about things more complex than microbes, but its atmosphere is not good for humans We also don't know if it's rocky, like Earth or if it has more Neptune-like composition Also the biomarkers they found might not be reliable in a hydrogen-rich atmosphere

@@random6033 gravitational accelkeration is dire tly mass related so a larger planet that is less dense could have the same pull. 12.4 m/sec would not be easy to adapt too, it seems a small diference but its actually a pretty big one.

@@MrDmadness when did i say it would be easy, i only said sone life could exist there

​@@MrDmadnessyes, we might not be able to adapt, but I'm sure some kind of life could. I mean, we can't survive the pressure of the deep ocean but there's plenty of complex life that does!

Bro i cant🛰️💀💀💀💀💀💀🛰️🛰️

Could be just the beginning of life evolution. Phytoplankton.

@@omarchavez804nah plankton is cooking up something devious on that planet to get the formula

Imagine the history class in the year 2300. Why is our planet named chum bucky Yes correct sam it has a long back story but the short version is "plankton was here"

Not funny.

Being alone isn't terrifying.

@@user-co8uy5rb2sIndirectly it is, because it implies that there is something killing lifeforms on other planets and preventing them from developing (possibly themselves, hence a fear that we might destroy ourselves using some advanced weapon)

@@straft5759 unless somehow THEY have learned to get around the 299, 737, 000 meters per second limit, I wouldn't worry. However, I know for a fact other life exists, comes here, messes with us , but won't outright destroy us, so, I'm more worried about humans.

​@@AverseinsomniacWell fallen Angels are actually demons😂😂😂so just say demons and Satan the god of demons and darkness.

@@lazygamer923no actually there not the same

She probably believes in aliens from outer space and is thrilled at the thought. 🙄

@@coolramonewhat led you to that fantastical conclusion genius?

Just make sure Kharra is not there.

Of course it’s worth it. Everything that gets us closer to the truth is worth it. The reason we are where we are now is our questioning nature. Most of the technologies we have now exist because Einstein didn’t accept the nature of gravity or light and got closer to the truth of it. Next time you walk into a building and the doors open automatically think of him. Before Einstein people thought light was waves. He theorised and later proved it was photons.

​@@coolramone Buddy I think you're stretching yhe conspiracy theory about aliens on earth to aliens on literally infinite other worlds within this universe. It isn't an outlandish or insane opinion to think Earth isn't the only planet with life.

We don't

it is one in a krillion

Krill Bill

I see what you did there… you krilled it 👍

Yall are krilling me😂

Krilldivers 2 💀 🦐

Ew

@@MrShenanigans28ew u

i rather read research papers instead of talking to a woman

@@MrPaxio we can tell that no woman wants to talk to you lol 😂 tell me you’re an incel without telling me you’re an incel 🤭

@@MrPaxioacting like any woman would want to talk to u in the first place 💀

True ... but, our technology has improved since War of the World's which was written in the early 20th century. 😊 My bet is they had no idea. I think we may do better, and when I saw we I mean research scientists.

That planet is 124 light years away, we won't be messing with its germs anytime soon...

It's 124 light years away, assuming we could travel at the speed of sound at a constant rate undisturbed (if I did the maths right I probs didnt but oh well :P) it would take us 9112 millennia just to get there 😔

​@@keylimepie3602good, no ET covid

i mean... we wont be travelling to any other planets in the near future... we can barely get to the moon and back... we can't even get to mars and come back....

Yea..I noticed too..heard another good phrase in another video; 'hauntingly beautiful!'

Space is fake af is mine because it is a uuuuge hoax

I’m hesitantly excited too. Any signs of something “else” out there is thrilling to say the least.

I like her videos, but I don't like she uses too many hand gestures when speaking. It's annoying.

@@yanyanz3011 Some of us are wired for using dramatic hand gestures, especially when talking about anything that excites us. When I was a kid, my grandma also found my elaborate hand movements quite Annoying. I remember she once said: "Don't move your hands so much when you talk! Folks will think you're..."ARTISTIC."😳🤔 I later learned that in some circles, that word, believe it or not, when used to describe (a male) is sometimes equated with: (GAY.) Go figure. 😂

Simps

@@patrickjenkins6383 you're right

I wish more people were like her.

I think you're confusing the speakers appearance with the method of presenting the information

@@PeelosopherBananaCrates I think you're taking a silly joke and trying to unnecessarily intellectualize it. Maybe to try and make yourself sound intelligent I don't know but it's ridiculous to leave that comment for what is obviously a joke. It makes U sound desperate to sound intelligent lol

@@brianlittle9202 what was the joke? If you'd like to understand my reasoning for stating that you're likely confusing her appearance with her chosen method of presenting information, I'd be glad to try and clarify

@@PeelosopherBananaCrates I don't need U to clarify anything. Let me dumb this down for U. The joke was that I was confusing her looks with her approach of teaching How can U not get that. U point out what was to everyone else is the joke asking what the joke was??? U are the only one who seems to be stuck on it WTF? Now U are the joke. Do U really have so much nothing going on in your life that U are willing to waste time with this, because I have wasted all the time with U that I am willing to waste. Just go away.

@@PeelosopherBananaCrates Original comment was a joke. I dont think you got it.

Wormhole: Let me introduce myself

​@@krishnagoyal3598There is no Practical warmhole found till date.

​@@priteshdhole5984 yeah I know that

How has it not discovered before since it’s not that far away compared to other planets?

Yes why not ...when will we get there ?? Maybe Neve...😂

😂

Lets send Elmo and his zealots there to explore it!

He is from earth! We made him here, duh! 😅😅

@@ICU1337 Yea Elon needs to go there and stay there.

😂

What was confirmed? All that was said is that scientists might have found signs of life. But all they actually found was a chemical compound on another planet. A compound that comes from life on this planet, but no one said that was a requirement.

It is and we will

I read that as "we the living now" ... but, probably in the future. Intelligent, or technological life will be the rarity.

Life is just a series of biochemical reactions. As long as the chemistry is there to support an ongoing reaction, then life can continue. There's nothing surprising about the possibility of life existing before the formation of our planet. What IS surprising is how many people seem to think that life is some magical thing, completely oblivious to its chemical basis, even though they KNOW that if you deprive a person of oxygen for long enough, they die. Life, just like a fire, is just a self-sustaining series of biochemical reactions.

"fact"..."may be"...maybe learn what a fact is.

​@@betadecay6503 It's a fact that you may be daft

This isn't dark tho.. nor negative at all

@@ben6591They're saying if you go looking for life, you may alert it to our presence and we don't know whether it's friendly or unfriendly.

@@QTpatootie95 most likely is. People like to point to a cowboys and the Indians. But we are the most destructive species known in the entire universe okay. I think us fearing that aliens are violence is more so a projection of us and not reality

​@@QTpatootie95Exactly. 🤔 Let sleeping beings be.

Aliens would be no match for us. We just created the ultimate weapon. They have this thing now that works just like the bat symbol they use to call Batman. But instead of projecting an image of a bat, they put Nancy Pelosi's face on it. If that doesn't keep them away, nothing will.

I bet you she sniffed a few lines of that "baby powder" to seem so excited about something to inconsequential. 🤨

Nawhh

@@crazychicken8290 don’t be jelly

@@iftekhar77 nawhh you don't mean her energy

​@@crazychicken8290well there are lot of lovely things there, including her energy

This is still basically that same trick. JWST cannot resolve a planet in another solar system, what it has done is give us better information about just how the light of the star dimmed.

​@@MilamberinxYou need a telescope for that? Because the star burned up it's fuel, that's why it burns out...this isn't new information.

@@user-cp1kk1rv4h uhh, try reading the whole conversation, we're not talking about stellar evolution here, we're talking about detecting exoplanets.

A time of deception and hideous space nonsense with pathetic CGI rubbish?! Enjoy your vaccinations, don’t get more!

Yep she a science planet type! Hope androids are linked to her to insure her site are perfect 🌌🌐⚖️🔵🌌

Over simplified that is. Scientists have found a planet that dimms frequently, which might mean there's a planet. The dimming removes certain colors from the spectrum which might mean that there are certain chemicals on the planet, which chemicals might have been produced by life but also by other processes. Everything more than that is a complete stretch. To suggest that there might be life there is a massive stretch. Done simply, because she knows her audience is dumb and will never be able to understand what went on.

I like her videos, but I don't like she uses too many hand gestures when speaking. It's annoying.

Nah

yeah I keep hearing this from people. we have not really come that far imo. I mean in terms of space travel, nope. we have not really even travelled space. orbited the planet, sure. That does not count. We never even made it to the moon. I mean, if anyone could make it to the moon, it sure as hell would not be dumb ass americans. Much smarter people have tried and failed. As far as the human race in general and advancement, hell no. We are going backwards. People are forgetting how to communicate one on one. So yeah, I do not see how far we have gotten.

Still just speculation. Even the possibility. In the end it doesn't really matter though because we aren't going there. 124 LY is a looooooooonnnnnnnnng way off. 124 LY is 719 Trillion miles.

@@gigakrait5648okay? So you would discount the discovery of aliens just because they’re hundreds of light years away?

Go and seek help if you really think that they are telling the truth...... They haven't even posted any proof to tell is it real🤦🤦

JWST can rest when the Carl Sagen goes up

Imagine another planet looking at what we did 124 years ago, we barely had electricity and were gearing up for world war 1.

That’s closer than I expected

@@wickeli Proxima Centauri (our nearest neighbor) is only 4 light years away.

@@DiustheZIf there's intelligent life out there, they won't know that we are intelligent unless they are within about, mmmmm, at least a 55 light year radius. Then maybe they would see neil armstrong taking a step on the moon.

@@effectingcause5484 That's pretty much the point I was getting at. For any Alien species looking at us would be looking at the human species hundreds of years ago. Crusades backwards maybe? Great time in history... Ironically it would be hilarious if they saw something like Ancient Egypt and arrived expecting to see all these monuments to the gods only to show up and confirm conspiracy theories about aliens building the pyramids.

That's a very optimistic time-frame

Something happening after next year we should know about? 😂

You got any insider knowledge bro?!

Even if it's confirmed the results are right we still don't know for sure there might be some kind of chemical reaction in that complex environment that creates it naturally so we would have to go there to know which won't be for a long time

Exactly,@@AEONIC_MUSIC

What does that even mean?

For super earth!

@@Somedudefrombrooklyn FOR FREEDOM!!!

I was thinking Julia Roberts, but interestingly, you're right, too

​@@actionmarco8556Yes! Julia Roberts and/or Angelina Jolie.

Lmaooooo

Julia and Padme's secret daughter. @@actionmarco8556

"I hate sand. "It's course and rough, and it gets into everything. "Not like you, Padme. "You're soft." lol

I always feel like…

Honestly, I love this channel so much because of this.

​@@Ivel1ossagreed..

Sounds excessively excited to me

Yeah, I agree: a loooooooooooot more information. Like a 120 light years worth. ✨🌟👁️‍🗨️

@@spanishprisoner The expression has been around a lot longer than you or I have.

Not really because at least in time it’s possible to cut trees and build a boat. For this you’d need to travel at 128,000,000 miles per sec every minute, every hour, every day for 124 years. Signals from earth have yet to leave our own galaxy and we’ve been transmitting for over a hundred years so communication will never be possible.

@@nikkicrouse6713 in our lifetime. Eventually one day, it may reach some far away galaxy and the audio of you roasting some kid on Call of Duty can be transmitted by aliens and listened to by their society for their own scientists to research maybe.

@@austinsmith2371 lol; and if all the rain drops were lemon drops and gum drops oh what a world it would be.

​@@nikkicrouse6713the first ever signal sent into space was done by Carl Sagan and several other scientists in the late 1960s, so not even close to a hundred years. Also we have a probe that has exited our galaxy. Matter of fact the closest planet capable of sustaining life is only 4 light years away

True. But in the case of this planet, only about 124 years ago

Unneccessary to mention, because it has nothing to to with telescopes. You ALWAYS see what things used to look like. We see how the planet in the video looked like 124 years ago. You see with your naked eye how the sun looked 8 minutes ago. And an object 3 meters away in your room how it looked 10 nanoseconds ago.

@@sebastiannolte1201 I wasn’t making a distinction between eyes and telescopes?

@@logancuda4624 regardless

@@zap2747 Sorry I don't wanted to sound to harsh, I am just nitpicky :-) No, you didn't make a direct distinction , but it sounds like you do. Because you make that comment in the first place. I mean, if some video says "I have seen something that is like this and that..." would you make a comment "Correction, your eyes detect light that WAS reflected from that thing. You have seen what the object used to look like"? Probably not.

you wouldnt watch her videos if she was unattractive

Nahhhhhh, not being alone is alot more terrifying

​@@mmccreations7710I'd say being alone is. Because not being alone and being terrified assumes that everything is out to kill us.

​@@mmanuel🤡

The chance we are alone is literally 0%

@@Bretaxy You forgot the 10 before 0%.

Did you know that Venus has life on it it’s a Special type of Microscopic life maybe Venus used to have animals then Climate Chnage and The Sun getting closer etc. made them all die and Then Micro life adapted to what they are now.

JWT just took position 1,2,3 in Vuelta a Spain! Amazing!

What?

Stands to reason if biological activity started as soon as earth stopped being bombarded enough to hold liquid water and we know that material is ejected and traded across planets It would only take tens of millions of years for a slow moving body to get there say the speed of a car Lots of bacteria and tardigrade could survive in space All it takes is something self replicating to survive the trip and land in an ocean and it’s likely to quickly adapt to its new habitat There sheer volume and time scales would dictate it has had the time to do this plausibly Genetically we share 30% with bacteria 30% with fungi 40% bananas 70% with an oak tree 90% with a cat 97.5% with a mouse And 99% with chimps our closest relation That’s a fair amount of variability from one single common ancestor

How can we have more in common with a mouse than a cat mice are disgusting and stupid oh shit.

124 years isn't that much on a evolution timescale. The implications is on another level though. If we find more life "just" 124 light years away, chances are, the galaxy is actually filled with it.

@pikadragon2783 That is fair. I might have missed the distance if it was said. But if there was life there that could see us, they would still see 1899. Intelligent life it would possibly be a huge difference, but you are right. Evolution wouldn't change almost at all.

@@lunaholdaway9999 no worries about missing it XD it said the distance in text above the model of the planet.

@@pikadragon2783Why wouldn't be? Thinking the Earth is the one and only is some real narcissistic way of thinking.

@@nataliealice05 it is not a matter of assuming one or the other. So far, we looked into the stars and could not find signs of life. The question of whether we are alone or not could not be answered. Now we might answer them.

That’s very cool

@mrsentinel6815 - Even so, you had a great professor!