Len Frantora lol 😂

Len Frantora Aliens come down to earth to make peace with us, and say “We did it we found intelligent life” Human: “You should probably be able to tell us the truth about the earth...It is flat right?” “Damm it, we were wrong”

They wont know what a tide pod is so Aliens: Yes!

Humans: Invent Hentai and PP pills Aliens: They surpassed us long ago @White haddock’s Channel

My cousins....

I like that u admit that you said it wrong ♡

@@Unichab001 very honest and very smart. Stay curious.

Hey joe i just want you to know that you are awesome.

Hey we just give informantion to alien that bad news to us

Just want to add to your correction - not 6 billion MILES, but KILOMETERS; Other than that this was an awesome episode as usual!

Exactly my thoughts. What if there is life on other planets without water ?

@Prometheus 306 which at this point they should consider, and yes, easier said then done

​@@vedasiva695 It is more pragmatic to search for a base of life we KNOW is possible (carbon), even though it is hypothetically possible for other chemicals to be the base of life (such as methane),

@@JawSnl93 i have heard that silicon could potentially serve as a base block of life because it shares so many properties with carbon, like being able to form up to four atomic bonds per atom for example.

@@cxx23 Ehhh... that is true, in a manner, but, while we don't know what alien life will be like, we can take some educated guesses. For example, even the most basic life needs incredibly complex chemistry, so it would need to be based on an element that can make 4 bonds. Any less than that, & even the simplest self-replicators couldn't exist. Practically speaking, this means carbon, or maaayyybe silicon. Given carbon's relative abundance as compared to silicon, carbon is a solid bet. The lighter elements are far more common than heavier ones, so it's not unreasonable to think that life on other planets would be working with pretty similar ingredients -- Hydrogen, Oxygen, etc -- simply because that is what they have access to. These also have pretty interesting chemical properties that would be useful for life to take advantage of, & given how common they are, it would be odd if evolution didn't drive life to use them. We can also look at convergent evolution here on earth to see how easily life can evolve certain traits. This doesn't really help much with the very very early stages, since we don't know much about how life started, but we could take some educated guesses about more complex life. For example, there will probably be cells with cell walls, life would probably eventually figure out some form of photosynthesis, & if there are complex, mobile, multicellular organisms, they'd probably develop some sort of blood. Notably, this doesn't actually tell us *how* it would do such things, only that it probably would. For example, the odds of finding photosynthesis elsewhere may be fairly high, but the odds of that photosynthesis using chlorophyll would be pretty low, rendering the red light drop technique mentioned in the video useless. One of the reasons liquid water is such a big deal is life would likely only develop in some sort of liquid. Very very early replicators wouldn't be able to afford spending energy doing basically anything, & even once they develop a little, they're still going to need all the energy savings they could get. Diffusion would be the only practical zero-energy way of getting nutrients & removing waste products, & that would require being in a liquid. If that liquid is made out of some of the same basic elements you need to build yourself, all the better. It may seem self-centered to imply that our form of life is the only that could exist, but at the end of they day, anyone else out there is working with all the same chemistry & physics as us, & are probably facing a lot of the same challenges as life here. From that perspective, it's not so crazy to think whatever's out there would probably be reasonably similar to us. All this comes with a huge asterisk, of course. Our knowledge of chemistry is very very good, but not perfect, so it very well could be that under strange conditions (high pressure, weird atmospheres, extreme temperatures) things react differently, making life possible where we wouldn't expect. All this is also, of course, speculation. I have to throw in a bunch of "probably"s & "might"s, since we won't actually be able to say anything more concrete until we actually do find life.

Touch Bionics reality isn’t real

2018 : am i pregant

We are already asking if reality is real in 2019...ever heard the theory that we're a simulation?😂

2050: Is

You forgot 1999: Is 'this' the Matrix?

Haha that made me "lmao"

I live on the planet EARTH

Stop.

Həłłø fřøm Jūpįţəř

Hąłō fřõm ğăľăçțůș

It's to be smart

This comment 🤣🤣🤣

You forgot about the step of posting an uninformative comment

Aww, the rest of the video's pretty great. You should come back and watch it.

Ah, I see you are a man of culture as well

If you your a cultured human

Yummy life juice 😋

Kingdom Come

@@wizenedprawn1369 DIVINE PROTEIN SHAKE

well im in the beam

Number 1 will surprise you

Top 10 questions life on earth still cant answer

This is beyond science

Yes

Yes yes yes

Lord Splynter lmao

Absolutely

6:30 hey thats not a rock thats the rock

@Deathbychocolate it’s a meme joke

@Deathbychocolate Maybe this helps? knowyourmeme.com/memes/mitochondria-is-the-powerhouse-of-the-cell I think mitochondria are cool, though. 🤷‍♂️

@DeathbychocolateAHEM Bc uplands have cells m8

Me: I find this funny without understanding it.

How about: is there life in the womb? *dashes out of room before chairs fly*

Don't worry. You are most probably a simulation.

I have multiple existential crisis on a daily basis

Santa baron!

Bruh. He's saying humanity only represents 0.00002 of the universe's existence. How can that not cause you an existential crisis?

Keivan K aliens everywhere

Can u tell whats the time

*Notaliens has joined the chat*

Notaliens: beautiful planet you got there, it would be a shame if somebody decided to dominate it ;)

@@kirbygriffin1 *The Imperium of Man has entered the chat* "Excuse you?"

Yeah but how to tie your shoes?

@@verlax8956 Shoe lances aren't a reality. They don't actually exist.

@@sequoia2704 or do they?

@@silic8873 or is it.......?

@@hassaniq0777 no, they don't exist

I saw it, you rock dude!

I read it, you got some amazing life experiences that I would have loved to have lived through for myself. I can only wonder how great it must feel to have seen such big technological change. At least I will eventually experience similar experiences for myself, so I can stay enthusiastic and curious about my future acquirements.

Any suggestions on how to start drinking it? I actually can't stand the non flavour of it hence I don't drink it 😐...like...at all 😶

It's the truly only drink

But vampires are fiction

.ʞᴎiɿb ɘƚiɿuovɒᎸ ʏm ꙅi ɘɔiuႱ oɿi⋊ uʏƚo|uᎮ

r/hydrohomies

AIl I heard was no and I agree

Saved me so much time thanks.

thanks so much. you saved me a hassle

Oh no, it's you.

You saved me 4 galactig years

*was*

No, because drinking bleach is not a sign of intelligence.

@@valiroime It takes some intelligence to create the bleach

Smart fans are the smartest

yay!!

It's a hard "maybe"

Nice detective work I tried my best to figure this out but failed

Only intellectuals like you can figure out the answer to this

😂😂

When you can spot clickbait videos ^

Lmao

😂

XD

They would know that theres life. But they wont know which planet launch the satellite.

Or if that life still exists.

Who knows maybe on their planet these kind of things randomly happen all the time

leo song Lmao

XD

It's called being vsauced

@@kamwow9469 lmfao

@@kamwow9469 what a way to describe this

Click debated?

What is reverse clickbate?

Mostly assume that it's stuff that can be found on earth cuz we know most of what is on the periodic table. Stuff that ain't on the periodic table is unstable and usually doesn't exist for very long

7 billion people are on earth i think last time i looked

It's 7.2 bill I think

They probably meant the views

LOL

1.7m people: *I N T R E ST I N G*

Ah yes, space pickles. Beautiful creation.

Ah yes i see you are a man of culture... That is, pickle culture mhuauaua

no it's 9:30

Why would a commenter like you be here? I would only expect Friendship or maybe Taikamuna, but not you.

kremit is gay lol

Dole crash Tracking or Justin Y. 🤮

No u

@@kirbygriffin1 Which one of us are you saying that to?

Those oxygen breathing simpletons

Thanks!

I agree.

I don't like the logo but I guess it's ok😔🤔

@@besmart when did you change it & who designed it ? Super cool stuff ! 👌❤

We’d probably break them

Bro I swear to God your on almost every chance I see

Nawp. Not gonna happen

we do that with radio telescopes

@@trougonjohnson2606 ups i have seen this before too with his matrix profile

Underrated

EXTERMINATE!!!!

🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

😂😂😂

@@sanvijain5354 Uh are you a limelight?

I'm replying to this thread to highlight the diversity of commenters on KZfaq!

@@sanvijain5354 yooooooooooo!!

I am only passionately curious (and also I went to college for like 10 years)

@@besmart im a fan of your videos and im known as the smart kid because of them thank you so much and I hope the best for you

There are 2 sides to this: Knowing stuff and being able to share his knowledge. All people you mentioned are curious (who isn't at least curious about magic tricks?). They research, compare, outline and summarize. Then they share it. These are many steps and one can master all of them.

@@1996Pinocchio that's true

thats a lethal amount of IQ

😂

how could they know what planet it came from?

I'd say any life form that is intelligent enough to get data from a probe would probably be able to put together that it was built by something intelligent(are we though?) so it's probably up to intuition.

@@TheHopelessFan look up "Voyager Golden Record"

​@@TheHopelessFan trajectory

@@fodk7021 actually it used gravity assists so that is off the table

@cond0r A lot of people make those kinds of "no intelligent life" comments with complete sincerity, so who knows when someone is actually joking.

Laurelindo Poof goes the joke

Laurelindo r/woooosh

David Degenhardt 😂

There is that

KrTheMaster no

I've studied this for 20 years and the answer is no.

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No

KrTheMaster yeah

No

Yes

Maybe

I don't know

🤣 No; just enjoying the Intricacies/Complexity while remaining Simple 🙏🏾 💚

Really good game, sad their fourth game was such garbage with it's goofy character personalities.

Nice i thought i was the only one who noticed

I was hoping to see this comment! Mass Effect (OG trilogy) is one of my all time favorites! (:

Thats why scientists are keen to append "life as we know it" when they talk about searching for it.

Exactly what I was thinking!

Life on Earth is a complex machinery, but it's based on the simplest and the most abundant atoms in the Universe, so the chances of finding something similar are much higher. You might even say that life based on different atoms requires a different Universe. XD

@@Lorens4444 You are making quite a few assumptions about what "life" is, all based on the one example you're familiar with. Who said, for example, that life has to be chemistry-based? You have no *general* concept of life, and all the rest is just sophistry, and lack of imagination.

@@whycantiremainanonymous8091 Life isn't as complex as you think. The concept of life was explained in the video. Life IS chemistry based, and every supernatural concept is not a part of any scietific theory. XD

I call it earth juice

Life has been boning in that water for 3.5 billion years before you showed up to drink it!

Facts! AND Dinosaurs shat and whizzed, and even decomposed in the water we drink, and bathe in! 😝

L I F E J U I C E

Hydration liquid

They put lots and lots of math on it

It's Okay To Be Smart That’s a valid answer to pretty much any question... How does compression work? Math. How do computers work? Math.

Statistics my friend, a lot of data and you can remove the noise and for transitions, you only need the brightness. One pixel is enough.

When the star dims just a tiny bit in regular intervals, that's a sign of an orbiting planet. The "lots and lots of maths" is then to confirm it and to work out specifics like size and distance.

@@GRBtutorials math is used in almost everything if you think about it so.

No it starts at 0:00

​@@Griffin-the-chickenyou're wrong.

@@StayKindUnwind no

Actually it’s 0:00

It's been 3 years, so I think the time has come - thank you

best scanner ever

_yes_

_Is there space in space?_

@@Sjilaj yes. any non empty set has at least 2 subset. The empty set and the set itself. And thus, there is space in space.

What if we found signs of stupidity?

For example, if a global thermonuclear war ever happens on Earth, that would be a sign of stupidity on planet Earth, visible from outer space.

Sure

@@kephalopod3054 Is the reason why aliens (If there were any of them) haven't seen us because of twitter perhaps? This might actually be true

Excellent LEGO eye!

I dropped mine and had an RUD the other day :(

@@pharesblank267 you can use it for parts or for display. It is the best of both worlds.

@@MrDacedric I dropped mine twice (once on carpet, once only the last stage on tile.) And only one piece got bent. In fact it even had wrinkles.

@@besmart thank you!

And the Sky Bisons are the first Airbenders

John Roderick Lorica & the Dragons the first Firebenders

Safir and the moon was the first water bender

@@safir2241 and Avatar Wan was the first to master all 4

@@jud3775 avatar katara is the first avatar that broke the cycle.. Smh

What is an enlightening?

A bit yes, it goes down and up every 20 years.

maybe but probably not

No

TO BE OR NOT TO BE?

Max hope. Except a brainless like u that prob go around say. We human are evil, we destroy earth bla bla bla.

Good eye!

and the butterfly too

Yaaaaaay

I can speed it up 😃🔫

@@mr.crunchydoo9355 WAIT KILL ME FIRST

42 Likes. This is the Final Truth. Not to be confused with the Final Solution. Very different things.

Humans: "Challenge accepted!"

Must be terrifying 😄

Xdxdxdxd

How would they know its from earth?

ʎɥʍ uǝɹɐʞ ƃuısnɟuoɔ sı sıɥʇ and what evidence do you have to support that theory

ʎɥʍ uǝɹɐʞ ƃuısnɟuoɔ sı sıɥʇ that doesn’t make them smarter just more advanced😂😂😂

ʎɥʍ uǝɹɐʞ ƃuısnɟuoɔ sı sıɥʇ and we can go to mars in fact we could go anywhere but the problem is time and resources

@@DanielFuentes-mr3nn though you dont even know if it wont happen like 10 million years later when we found the technology to teleport

Stop red-pilling me

Today´s Fact: Life is all a lie

You just ruined my childhood

Btw you were the first comment

Actually there are "supertasters" who can taste differences in the food dye

Thank goodness this video wasn't about Uranus or Edi would be very disappointed in us.

I'm so glad I wasn't the only one to notice this

Im commander shepard and this is my favourite comment in the citadel

lmaooo hahhaha

Nah, that was Vegetales 😂

*I TURNED MYSELF INTO A PIIIIIICKLE MORTY!* *PICKLE RIIIIIIIIIICK!!!!*

Zsokorad lol me too, was wastefully prepared for an existential crisis

*Kurtzgezat intensifies

Pluto28 lel thought I was the only one

Stop that.

Michael Jackson is my location

Deny! Deny!

*WE* can never be lonely

PaperTonne uh oh

Interesting!

Bruh, you talkin bout me?

adnan Sharafat life outside of our solarsystem

adnan Sharafat or earth i should say

There is: bit.ly/WelcomeToDisclosure

Simple life is, I would say, nearly guaranteed, but intelligent life is probably quite rare. Consider that life has been on Earth for some 4 billion years, multicellular life for only 1-2 billion years, and remotely intelligent life for a few hundred million years. Earth only HAS another billion years before our oceans start to boil. I imagine many, many potentially intelligent species will simply evolve too late to escape their own homeworld, assuming our Earth and Sun are typical of systems with life.