Saturn Rare Double Aurorae

[yamenhawit]

Definitely my favorite planet.

[inspectedby303]

The Hexagon Vortex(s) is not an Aurora as they claim

[calif92627]

That totally does not sound right to me that one pole can be stronger than the other. This must either be a hoax or one pole has found a concentration of those elusive magnetic monopoles. Maybe one pole could be more concentrated and the other more spread out but not more of one or the other.

[MrFugums]

Woaaaaahhhh......double aurorae......

[createsutoo]

Has any1 else noticed?.... every star has a perfect cross. every single 1 .........

[emz33]

So is 1:20 a graphic image or an actual video?

[R4Zy3L]

I hate her voice.

[exhor128]

wait a sec, if Saturn have a magnetic field, is this mean than its have a solid ground? because, the only way than i know to have this is by the movement of the magma who go in 2 different speed caused by the break who made the ground...

[ownage16050]

thats funny because the reason there was a holocaust was because of saturn if you would do enough research you can come to that conclusion.

[yaxpak1]

Wait a minute, if Saturn has a magnetic field, then it must have an "iron" core or something alike our own planet. Which also means that Saturn must have a rocky or solid surface unlike it is currently believed. Also, there has been reports of lightning in Saturn's atmosphere, just like here on earth. I know the atmospheric pressure is what keeps us from sending a rover there to explore the planet's surface, but why can't we build one? We sent one down Mariana trench.

[saquist]

@yaxpak1

The core is smaller than the Earth which means the pressure of the Atmosphere is hundreds if not thousands of times more dense than ours.

[yaxpak1]

@saquist Right, but you would think from all those billions of dollars we tax payers kindly donate why can't they build something to penetrate the atmosphere and withstand the immense pressure? We have the materials, carbon/titanium alloys, and other composite materials which are light and incredibly strong and efficient. We have the tech, just not the will or desire I guess. Perhaps the will is motivated by false hopes of life elsewhere.

[GrayShark09]

Hubble cast not holocaust, that's the Buffalax effect :P

[E13Production]

hello and welcome to the holocaust...

[MacManLtd]

Is this like a double rainbow? :P

[colinsoccerstar]

should i be scared or happy as shit?

[WorthCart]

Dr.J is HUGE!

[tslipsitin]

Sat. Tern.

[counterstrifekid]

Wow

[radioconantena65]

subtitles spanish please

[MrCloudisgay]

@radioconantena65 Lrn2Readenglish :D

[SolidGaby]

this is my favorite channel

[AstralMelody]

Whats the history subject doing on an astronomy video?

[danHiBiKiFaNaTiC]

beautiful lights....

[ThisIsCleverUsername]

0:30

welcome to the holocaust??

[bartjoboy]

No, he says "Hubblecast" ;)

[kbuss10]

@ThisIsCleverUsername lol

[DougieBarclay]

@ThisIsCleverUsername hubblecast

[Freefalldreams]

@ThisIsCleverUsername Weren't you ever taught that it's rude to make fun of someone's accent? You knew perfectly well what he was saying!

[konsul2006]

@ThisIsCleverUsername hubble cast? :D

[Emomeshanedawson]

@ThisIsCleverUsername Huble Caust. You scared me there cuz I read the comments before watching and had no idea what I was in for LOL

[TinasEntertainers]

@Emomeshanedawson rofl, same

[soulstar1982]

1:31 ( is that a one of Saturn's moons? )

[Planetary0]

Yeah, the shadow of Titan.

[bomberfun1]

You guys at NASA have way too much time to kill. You'll find just about any reason to get more funding on unnecessary research.

[Flumphinator]

@bomberfun1

Wow, I hope your house burns down.

[bomberfun1]

I hope your sister drops her penis and donate one to you so you can finally pee while standing and not sitting like a chick, you ugly piece of waste.

[frededison]

@bomberfun1

Thankfully, we're not all as content to remain uneducated and unaware of the universe we live in and are a part of.

[bomberfun1]

Unfortunately, I don't wish my tax proceeds to go to researching planets where I personally have no interest and don't see any interest in the next hundreds of years. But it seems to me that you are very gullible. Think about planet earth for once and where you live and what shall be tomorrow like.

[bomberfun1]

Who cares about these trivial things. People are concerned to live from pay to pay. If I had the option to restrict MY tax money to go to any kind of unnecessary research, I would have chosen not to. But unfortunately we live in a democratic society, so my money goes there whether I want it or not. I am expressing my concern. If your father pays for everything, that's another story.

[Marcus4president]

the guy in the red shirt is annoying as fuck so is that bitch talking

its not what thier saying but thier accents and pronounciations are fuckn annoying

love science

[AmusedChild]

Agreed. Tinny, sharp voices.

[Kiyotaka25]

@Marcus4president hopefully they will start doing the videos in german instead of english. then we german speakers can listen in our native language and you can stop complaining.

[Marcus4president]

i speak german and french and swiss fuck face

but i am british and we fucked you up in the war

your lucky you have a country faggot

[Kiyotaka25]

hello, you didn't do shit in the war. I'm guessing you weren't even born. u know what happens when you live in the past? you get surpassed by modern countries. just like the u.k. has been surpassed by germany. but feel free to keep dreaming of the "good old days" when the uk wasn't a third-rate power.

[project25012]

you shouldnt go into historical events:)

[tremer88]

when he said hubble cast, i thought he said halucaust i was like wat

[damnote]

Yeah, me too...opps!

[kyle7286]

@tremer88 Yeah same here haha

[MrAnimeFreak777]

Wait. Does this mean that Saturn has a molten core?

[msaqlain]

It does have a core, it doesn't have to be molten in order to create a magnetic field. I am pretty sure its a solid core just like every other planets.

[tennisrules621]

correct. liquid hydrogen has metalic properties

[mitsukai89]

@MrAnimeFreak777

as long as the different materials move against eachother and generate enough friction there is a strong magnetic field

[Sotox92]

can any1 please tell me what program they use to make this animations? im really intrested

[N1ntenOwned]

Dr. J kicks ass, love the accent :P

[Individualism101]

Electric universe theory anyone? No takers?

[ytmoog]

I prefer reality.

[Individualism101]

Do you know anything about the Electric universe theory?

You think a the existing theory which postulates that 90% of the universe is invisible pink elephant matter is reality?

[ytmoog]

I know plenty about it thanks.

"invisible pink elephant"

Which existing theory is that? I am certainly unaware of that one.

[Individualism101]

Well what do suppose dark matter is?

Invisible undetectable matter which is heavy. Invisible pink elephant matter.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

Electric Universe theory is completely wrong. There is no electric current powering the sun. Without this the entire theory falls apart.

[Individualism101]

Do you actually have any evidence or are you guessing?

And by equal measure, there is no known physical mechanism by which you can derive a consistent magnetic field from a ball of nuclear fusion.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

Yes they have looked using solar observatories. Considering we can detect the static electrical discharges between Jupiter and Io from Earth, the one powering the sun would be easy to detect. The sun doesn't have a consistent magnetic field. Probes have shown that also.

[Individualism101]

They only just discovered the magnetic ropes (birkeland currents) jointing the Sun to the earth. (See NASA Themis mission.)

The sun is freaking massive. How would they even have the faintest clue what sort of currents flow into the poles of the sun?

And the sun does have a consistent magnetic field, if it did not then earth could not have one. Since we sit in it's field. And it definitely has a consistent magnetic field when compared with that of a nuclear reaction. (which is none at all.)

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

The the earth is relatively solid compared to the sun, which has currents of plasma generating the magnetic field that's why. Get a clue.

This is an external electric current from elsewhere in the galaxy, and it isn't there. Don't forget this current would have to be in the region of 380 billion, billion megawatts. It would be easy to detect if it existed.

[Individualism101]

Yes. Ever heard of the microwave background ?

What do you think happens when you pass 380 billion billion megawatts right by a planet.

[Individualism101]

We would heat up, and see a bunch of microwave radiation consistently across our sky. Both of which happens.

I'm sure you're a smart enough guy to figure out that electricity flows both into and out of a cathode... or maybe I'm wasting my time posting here.

I'm curious as to your reasons for being attached to the rather imbeciling big bang cosmology.

Cosmologies have always been incorrect through history. Why do you think big bang with all its problems and stupidities would be right?

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

It requires an anode and cathode. Plus it flows negetive to positive, and energy in a circuit travels close to the speed of light. The protons and electrons flowing from the sun travel at just a few million kph. You haven't a clue.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

Typo: negative

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

Power plants generate electricity by pasing a magnetic field through a conductor, generating a EMF.

[Individualism101]

Galaxies might generate electricity by being huge homopolar motors.

Look at the galaxy filaments. Don't you think it's a little odd that a monopole force makes thread-like structures?

[Individualism101]

Do you know what a Galaxy Filament is? Google it.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

"How would they even have the faintest clue what sort of currents flow into the poles of the sun?"

Hello, Jupiter and Io? Ring any bells? We can detect that from earth.

[Individualism101]

Look up birkeland currents.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

I know all about them, they're not this magical external current.

[Individualism101]

No, I forgot. Your magical unfalsifiable magnetic field forming nuclear fusion ball hypothesis powers the sun.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

Actually our probes have detected increasing levels of helium in the sun. Proof it's powered by fusion.

[Individualism101]

Oh definately. Because any spectrometric measurements you took within the span of 30 years would definitely prove to be a substantial and statistically relevant dataset from which a trend could be conclusively drawn a trend. Never mind that the sun by your own hypothesis is 4.5 billion years old. I.e. has been going for 8 orders of magnitude longer than your dataset.

[ytmoog]

Nuclear fusion is far from a hypothesis, it is an established fact.

One which can be replicated very well on earth (on a slightly smaller scale).

[Individualism101]

Rubbish. A sustained reaction has never been achieved.

[Individualism101]

I have no proof that you have no proof?

Proof supporting the EU theory is simply the phenomena that the sun exhibits. Sun spots, solar cycles, birkeland currents, magnetic field.

Your proof is virtually nonexistent, and relies on a hypothetical mechanism which cannot be proven.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

"Your proof is virtually nonexistent, and relies on a hypothetical mechanism which cannot be proven."

No, you have been given proof. And there is no electric current powering the sun.

As those phenomena can be explained using standard cosmology.

[Individualism101]

Where is your proof that there is no electric current powering the sun? This is among that category of ridiculous unscientific statement that astronomers make all the time. How can you assert something you haven't even tested for. Has anyone even sent instruments to the poles of the sun to test for a solar aurora?

And if by standard cosmology you mean hypothetical new categories of matter -- then yes anything can be explained using hypothetical new categories of matter.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

"Where is your proof that there is no electric current powering the sun?"

Our probes haven't detected it simple as that. We have been over this. You've got nothing.

[ytmoog]

I don't know.

Currently it is just a lot of observations, with many possibilities being investigated.

While a lot of crackpots have claimed absolute knowledge on the subject as yet nobody knows exactly what it is.

Do you have any evidence to support your invisible pink elephant hypothesis?, I'm sure it might be of interest to psychologists.

[Individualism101]

It's not my hypothesis. It's yours. I don't believe in dark matter or dark energy.

I also don't believe the vast majority of the universe is flying away from us at three times the speed of light.

So call me crazy.

[ytmoog]

You are claiming absolute knowledge on something you know absolutely nothing about.

At least I am honest.

Yes there is evidence that there is additional mass.

What it is exactly is not known, it may simply be something missing in our understanding of gravity or it might be some unseen matter.

Evidence is still being gathered.

[Individualism101]

Ahh the irrational prejudice of pseudo-scientific bullies

One day you will learn that the only thing you know is that you know nothing. Until that day, a big *fuck you* <- right up your ass.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

You're a brainless dipshit. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

[Individualism101]

Yeah if you really thought that you'd not bother posting it. The reason you are angry is precisely because your belief in big bang cosmology has been shown to be irrational.

Look up EU and learn to think for yourself. Instead of just parroting whatever nonsense your braindamaged professors tell you.

[ytmoog]

Ouch, talk about projection.

YOU were the one claiming absolute knowledge.

I was honest and indicated that I did not know.

[Individualism101]

I'm not claiming any absolute knowledge in the realm of cosmology; rather I am demonstrating that big bang cosmology is nonsensical, and out of a choice between the two, EU explains the phenomena better.

But hell you're much more interested in conformity than the truth. So go forth and conform.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

"I'm not claiming any absolute knowledge in the realm of cosmology; rather I am demonstrating that big bang cosmology is nonsensical, and out of a choice between the two, EU explains the phenomena better."

No it doesn't for reasons already pointed out to you. You have no proof.

[Individualism101]

No, you just refuse to review the evidence. There is increasingly large amounts of proof. Consider the ribbon discovered at the edge of the solar system recently. How does blackhole cosmology explain that?

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

Black holes have nothing to do with that. You're cluthing at straws.

[Individualism101]

blackhole / darkmatter / big bang cosmology. It's all the same thing.

Hey all I'm saying is maybe, just maybe, the universe works on the same physical prinicples that we observe here on earth.

Apparently that's fucking crazy. Apparently we need impossible constructs, singularities and invisible matter to explain the universe.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

"Apparently that's fucking crazy. Apparently we need impossible constructs, singularities and invisible matter to explain the universe."

There is nothing impossible about it. Yeah we need it because electric universe theory dosen't work.

[Individualism101]

What aspect about it doesn't work; I'm curious.

[Individualism101]

That's an impossible statement to make!

You're an idiot if you truly believe that without having first conclusively proven it.

Anyway I have shared this knowledge with you to the extent I am willing. Perhaps if you were more interested in the truth you would investigate for yourself.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

"Anyway I have shared this knowledge with you to the extent I am willing. Perhaps if you were more interested in the truth you would investigate for yourself."

I know the truth, and you're peddling a theory you know nothing about.

[ytmoog]

Yes you were,

It is an observed fact that the universe is expanding.

Nuclear fusion is an observed (and replicated) fact, as is the fact that is powers the Sun.

I am not interested in conformity, I am interested in evidence.

And the 'evidence' for your electric universe hypothesis just does not stand even basic scrutiny.

[Individualism101]

It is not an observed fact the universe is expanding. It is an observed fact that the stars appear red and dim. That is the only observed fact here. The rest is religious nonsense on your part.

[ytmoog]

Nuclear fusion is religious? Now that is funny.

Fusion is regularly done on earth. Amazingly it works, and happens.

That is what a Hydrogen bomb does btw. An H bomb gets much of its energy from the fusion of Hydrogen into Helium.

"stars appear red and dim"

Um, what?

[jedisenior]

@Individualism101

"So call me crazy."

You're crazy. You have no evidence. No one ever claimed that the universe was expanding faster than light.

[unhingeddavo]

How can you not believe in Dark Matter/Energy theory? The galaxial rotation evidence alone is weight enough to give the theory a standpoint.

But I don't want to cause a youtube shitfight. And I hate theories. Of all kinds. The fact that we can't PROVE(or, disprove) the Big Bang Theory still irritates me.

[Individualism101]

Because it's a reduction to absurdity.

If you need to posit that 90% of the universe is invisible undetectable matter to make your theory work, then your theory is wrong.

The universe is held together by more than one force; therein lies your problem.

[jedisenior]

@Individualism

"That's an impossible statement to make!"

Bullshit, we can detect the electrial currents fom Io, but not your magical sun current. Get the boat!

[jedisenior]

Typo: from Io

[mitsukai89]

how is this a surprise? its well known that planets with strong magnetic fields and atmosphere, is able to show auroras for years. and as far as i can remember saturn is a gas planet?

[gumberly]

well yes it is a gas planet....did they say it wasn't?

[wiltabone]

VERY NICE :)

[Ayomide345]

the guy narrating this makes me want to stab myself in the ears with a screwdriver D:

[9noitulover]

Nature still doesn't suprise me beyond my wildest imagination.

[GodlessHippie]

just, awesome

[Films4You]

Dr. J stands on the rings LOL

[Miredninja]

reminded me or stargazer when I saw that.. lol

[Films4You]

So there's the prove of intelligent life in space LOL

[Rswipeable]

did he say hello and welcome to the holocaust?

[MrAmethystium]

hahaha, thats what I heard too XD

[Rswipeable]

i no he really said hello and welcome to the hubblecast but it sounds like holocaust :|

[freshhug]

Yeah, kinda funny.. XD

[maor1993]

I heard that too.

[12GaugeLosAngeles]

PS. You can download these videos from NASA's site, the hubble cast. Peace...

[12GaugeLosAngeles]

Scares me when i get reminded that we are spinning and orbiting around a big ass ball of fire that will kill us all when it goes pop... again. Our Sun is a left over from a bigger sun, and that explosing made all the planets from it's ashes... deep shit, i'm going to play xbox360.

[OntologicalQuandary]

@12GaugeLosAngeles

Our sun is actually made from a smaller, less dense sun.

[Ayomide345]

@12GaugeLosAngeles

you made me lol

[georgicutzz]

probably one of the BEST youtube channels

[gossipgirlguy]

Agreed!

[BADBOYCH]

It really makes you think. Dispite the great distance Saturn is from the Sun it still is greatly influenced by it. It makes one belive in the fact that 99% of the formation of the Solar System went into forming the Sun and that the remaing formed everything else. To use an analogy the Sun would be the dough and the left over flower would form the planets, moons, asteroides, and comets.

[helltrackrider]

John Stossel is the hottest thing since the Sun...off topic, i think not...anything about John Stossel is ALWAYS on topic.

[Talyis84]

I love this channel

[2stroke4Me]

a Royal planet with rings and crowns. Beautiful!

[DragonCuber]

beautiful