What I always wonder is how were ancient civilizations so obsessed with our planets? Without telescopes it is impossible for the human eye to decipher a planet apart from a star, yet ancient cultures knew remarkable details about these planets, such as the giant scar across mars. This leads to several possibilities, ancient cultures had technology we dont know about, or that the planets were much closer in ancient times. Venus is described by all early cultures as a comet, what gives?
so smart environment, always in exclusive , we can protect ourselves with wind, fire and harsh weather. :) Because its big gravity, it attracted 63 moons, while earth is only attract 1 moon 1 sun. :) So small. Wishing next life spend there. :) No need no more weapons. and wars. :)
If the core of Jupiter was ejected, and the planet was ignited, under the gravitational fields, could fusion be initiated and the planet become a star, when it collapsed? Just an idea.
OUTSTANDING JOB! I didn't just enjoy it, I LOVED IT! AMAZING! YOU ARE INTELLIGENT! If there's 1 thing you & me have in common, it's your LOVE FOR SCIENCE! Me & Our Astronomy Fans REALLY APPRECIATE ALL THE HARD WORK YOU DID IN MAKING THESE INSPIRING VIDEOS! Jupiter is BIG! It'd be great to send a probe to skim the cloud tops, but the escape velocity would be CRAZY! It's SO MASSIVE! I'd LOVE to see the CORE! Metallic Hydrogen? WOW!
"The Universe is a Beautiful, Mysterious, & Chaotic Place."
Elementary particles form when radioactive waves slow to a stop 90° to a magnetic front. See pair production & Milagro observatory data for evidence that supports this hypothesis. This is why all the Jovian planets have rings, not because of collisions to their moons but because they are highly radioactive. New rings form further away as the EMF expands over time. Moons then form from the accretion of the rings. If the rings were formed from collisions then all planets w/ moons would have rings.
Epic. Just gotta wonder how much some of those extrasolar planets 10 times as heavy as Jupiter interact with their solar systems. Jupiter is friendly, but its cousins are probably a lot more evil...
jupiter has an immense gravity! but so does earth! earth has an extremely immense gravity actually! its our iron core that gives us such gravity! for such a small planet it holds a massive moon! our moon is 27% the size of our planet! thats massive! for size to gravity ratio, the earth has the greatest gravity of all the planets, including jupiter! imagine jupiter holding a mass in orbit 27% its size! lol.. no chance! Earth is such a special planet, unique in all aspects!!!
The mass in total however is still 318 that of earth while you wouldnt feel that at the top clouds if you coud stand on it anyway.
The overall mass however does have 318 times that influence on other objects in space. Therefore jupiter threw out all those rocks centuries ago when they might have hit earth instead.
Jupiter has alot of mass. The problem is that the planet isnt dense enough. If you would squeeze all this mass (gasses) and atoms into a solid ball the planet would be much smaller. Definetely bigger then earth though. So what im trying to say is that because of its low density you would feel jupiters real gravity since you cant measure anything higher then 2,5 times that of earth when your orbiting this giant at a couple of hunderd thousand kilometres.
wow... just 9hrs to complete 1 rotation... things will be really in great rushes if humans will to be able to stay there, as compared to 24hrs on Earth... LOL....
But you also have to look at it this way: If it weren't for Jupiter, there would be no wars (no combatants would exist), no child molestation (no children to molest), no Muslim extremists (no muslims), and no traffic jams (there would be no traffic). So Jupiter is actually one cause for all of our world's problems! }; )>
Jupiter brings luck, it is Saturn that brings bad luck. Jupiter is the joy, Saturn is the malefic. Saturn's rings represent the limitations of life. Get the picture?
Get the picture. My comment above is meant to be facetious. If Jupiter didn't exist, we wouldn't have any problems because we almost certainly wouldn't exist. Of course the jovial planet is "lucky" for all those who prefer existence to non-existence (including me).
The bringer of luck and joy according to astrology ^_^. Also interesting since the western signs of the zodiac are equivalent to the chinese zodiac signs. For example, the year 2010 is the year of the Tiger which corresponds with Aquarius. Jupiter is moving into Aquarius, interesting huh?
Yes, thats the theory, and i think a very good one. Though you would need a major amount of mass for that to happen. Jupiter just ran out of things to eat. As the majority of solar systems discovered so far are binary, then it stands to reason that Jupiter could have been our binary star. If that had happened, then you can imagine how different things would have been. All the best! :O)
Speaking of "masses". I was out last night with my wee telescope having a look at Betelgeuse, visible under Orion in N.Z . Impressive and to think that star would reach out past earth if it was in Sol's position boggles the mind and it is by no means the largest known star.
To think people are more interested in the nonsense of the 2012 idiocy, the true magnitude of the reality and beauty of our universe is just above our heads.
Do you know of any idiot proof manuals for building a dobsonian?
I totally agree!!! As for the dobsonian, i don't know myself. I do however, remember looking this up on the web a long time ago, and i did find some interesting sites. Search google for: build your own dobsonian. Hope that helps. :O)
@AggManUK But there have been discoveries of extrasolar gas giants that are several times the size and mass of Jupiter. Do you think its because most of those orbit very close to their parent star that they become inflated or do you think that there being planets that are several times the mass of Jupiter somewhat disproves the theory?
@nzer48 Most any object of sufficient size becomes a sun, or more accurately, a star; you could argue that any object that accrues (or even has) mass is a potential sun, requiring just between zero and one further solar masses to ignite. While it is also true that stardom is not inevitable for all large celestial objects, it is certainly a likely outcome.
this song fits jupiter so much. jupiter is my fav planet ! thanks for the vid man. oh and 1 more thing can you do a video on 1 of uranus's moons? thanks
I have a little question about our night sky today. Is it in these time of the year that we can see Jupiter? Cause if i'm watching with my amateur telescoop to the most brightest star in our nightsky today (sometimes it's very close next our moon) i can see that this object has a very light red colour en there are 4 tiny dots around it (3 in the left and 1 in the right). Is this Jupiter or what is it?
Thats Jupiter alright....think the red colour comes from prob our crummy polution the four dots are the planets major moons... Lo, Europa, Ganymeade, and Callisto,the Gaililean moons,named after their discoverer Galileo
Hello again Timmy! :O) Sorry i was not around to answer your question, but i see it has been very well answered below. Something you really need is the software 'Stellarium'. It is totally FREE and you will know exactly where the Planets are from your location. I use it all the time to show my son Sol, all the night time objects. :O)
Its the same as on Earth, when hurricanes form and dissipate. Only on Jupiter its measured in many years as to Earths matter of days. At the same time though, if some of the new storms that have appeared merge with the giant spot, it may just start growing again. :O)
Thank you very much for watching and sharing my videos! I am thrilled that they enjoyed them!!! I will be doing more in the winter and black holes and galaxies are on my list of things to do. :O) What i have been doing with the little time i have is remastering the early videos. (The ones that are in low quality only). I have completed Mercury and Venus so far and i will start posting them soon. All the best and thank you so much! :O) All the best to you all from me and Birmingham UK.
Many thanks! Yes, there are all the Planets. If you want a sneak peek at the HD version of The Planet Mercury, then go to my other channel. AggManUKHD
Wow, Ive watched most of your vids and I have to say well done. I loved astronomy as a little girl and now my little boy is getting right into it I, Ive remembered what it was about it I loved so much. Thank you for posting these vids, my boy will sure to watch them and learn a great deal!
Its marvellous to see whats out there and how small our little planet is compared to the others. Makes you wonder how we ever got here in the first place!
Your very kind! Thank you very much for watching and the great comment! As you can see at the start of each video, they are for my son Sol, who is now 5 years old. I am glad to say he loves them too. :O) All the best! :O)
As for your question: No, it will keep to the shape it is now really. You have to remember how many other gravitational bodies pull on the planet, to many to mention. All the best! :O)
All the best! what? Oh, it's your trademark, sorry! lol
Now, now, now.....if Jupiter is a bit more bigger, it could be labelled as a brown dwarf, a sign of failed star where the nuclear fusion did not occur. If it does, then the solar system would have two stars.
The moons Io and Europa holds very curious tidbits yet to be discovered despite Voyueur, Galileo and New Horizons' analysis. Ganymede and Callisto are good to be explored. Good video. All the best, ha ha ha.
I give 5 stars for this video, really amazing and thanks for the share.....
I just realized that Jupiter is a gas giant, differ from earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury, that they consists of rocks, but Jupiter is different, some books says that Jupiter is a miniature of the solar system and somewhat a failing development of Sun.
Thank you very much for watching and leaving the great comment! :O) It is often referred to as a minature solar system. It was also close to being a star, but one thing you should remember is that it would still take a whopping amount of mass before that happened. All the best!
At 1:34, is it my imagination, or do I see a faint hexagonal shape to the circumpolar clouds? It's not as clear as at Saturn. I wonder if any atmospheric models predict this behavior.
I see what your saying. It's a bit hard to tell. When i zoom in on the centre of the original image, it actually looks more like a flower. It is easy for images to get distorted though. Who knows? I don't think anyone expected to see it on Saturn, and to my knowledge i don't think anyone can explain it. All the best! :O)
Everytime I watch this video it reminds me of a royal carnival with those horsie-go-round rides while this song is playing. It really does, especially the last part. From 06:00 to beyond just sounds luxurious..
Europa is one of the 4 large moons of the planet Jupiter. (There are over 60, but most are small though) :O) I doubt if we would ever live there, but Europa could be a great place for a pitstop to other planets and moons. Then again, who knows what could happen in 1 or 2 hundred years. We might be so advanced that we could indeed live there. Imagine waking up everyday with Jupiter outside your window? Wicked! :O)
i doubt it though, because one of its moons is so volcanic that when the lava and smoke is released into space, the radiation gets trapped in the magnetisfield, causing the particles to orbit the planet. since that moon has erupted so many times, the radiation levels would be catastrophic. so 10 minutes without any clothes or protective equipment and your toast! even a few hours with the most advanced space suit would kill you in a couple of hours. so we would have to have huge doses of radaway!
Jupiter always looked poisonous ever since anyways...chance of life ON it? nope...around it? possibly on one of the moons like Europa. Although I think Jupiter was created to protect Earth from asteroids and other objects headed our way perhaps? Because Jupiter is so fat it probably absorbs so many particles from its moons...
Also, Io might have an important role in volcanic activities you're talking about. Jupiters magnetic field might attract most of its moons atmospheres perhaps?
I agree, though i did say 1 to 2 hundred years into the future. Who knows what type of protection we will have then? As you have pointed out though it will have to be really good!!!
Lol, Radaway! Great comment, great game! All the best! :O)
There just wasn't enough mass whilst it was forming. It did come close though! It would still take an amazing amount of mass before it became a Star. :O( All the best! :O)
Does this mean that is one day, something so horrific might happen to planet Earth, that we might be forced to leave, can Jupiter be the planet? I mean it has water, 61 moons, and idk about the sun :S, but still, geologically we might be able to live there, though that planet is pretty big, and it has no air.
The planet Earth will die one day i am afraid. This will happen as the Sun dies. So any life on Earth would have to leave and find a new home.
I can assure you it wont be the planet Jupiter though, as this is a gas giant. Maybe one of its moons? Though this still might be too close to the diying Sun. So a better place might be one of Saturn's moons. I would be looking at Titan, as by then the atmosphere would be very different. Thanks for the interesting comment! All the best. :O)
AggMan, i must say, im very impressed with your videos, I just finished watching them all, and I applauded. You have just sparked what I think is the next big thing in my evergrowing hunger for knowledge, and that is astronomy. Over the past 2 days, I've been cramming in al lthis new information from Mars and such. Its just mindblowing and I cnat get enough of it. Please continue to keep posting videos! Im subscribing as we speak! Excuse the typos, its very late and im exhausted.
Thank you very, very, very much for watching all of my videos and leaving such a great comment! Your very kind. :O) I am really busy at the moment, but i will be back with some new videos in the future. All the best! :O)
I have a question for you. I'm recently starting to get very interested in other planets and such. If Jupiter is just a gas giant, does that mean one could fal lright through the entire planet without hitting one solid part? Thanks in advance!
It depends what you mean by solid i guess. There is no surface to stand on so to speak, but Jupiter has a molten core. So in theory you could pass a object through the planet if it could survive all the conditions. :O)
Ahh okay, so say i went into the infamous "God mode" like out of video games, and flew over to jupiter and just started free falling right into the center of the planet. If I couldn't die or anything, I would literally just pass right through the entire planet? Is it the same for Saturn as well?
If you ignore gravity as well of course, then yes you would go straight through. By rights, this would include Saturn, Uranus & Neptune too. :O) The surface of the solid planets, is classed as the surface you can walk on. But with the gas & ice giants, the surface is usually referred to as the point where the atmospheric pressure exceeds one bar. Hope this helps? All the best! :O)
Well right now yes, but theres not enough evidence to say for 100% sure. There is a possibility that Jupiter for instance has a rocky core mantle. The majority of scientists belive that it is molten though.
So for now, the surface is classed as the atmosphere, or cloud tops so to speak.
Interesting point. A surface doesn't have to mean a rocky solid layer, but can be anything like gas or liquid (like our ocean right?)..
Anyways if humans were to congest helium they would be fat, just like Jupiter and the sun. Also did I tell you about how each planet associates with a body function in medical astrology? Jupiter associates with the fats and the bodily toxins..very interesting...
I remember it was once voted the best ground based image many years ago. I still think it holds the title today as it is not only a beautiful image, but gives us loads of information on how jupiter is built. Thank you very much for watching and leaving the great comment! :O) All the best!
I work out what information i want to put in my videos, then I find and edit TV shows and video to cut out the parts i want to use and then remove the audio. Then i put them all together with the music i choose so it flows the way i want, and add the information in on top. Thats it really. Thanks for asking! :O) All the best!
Of course you don't sound stupid! It is a very good question!!! The answer is not to the naked eye though, which is a shame. :O( If it was, then it would be larger than the Sun in the sky. Now that would have been really cool. :O) Thanks for watching and the great comment! All the best! :O)
Great Planet! Nice song! All your songs match the planets personality, like it always does in astrology! ^_^ Especially for a planet like Jupiter with a "godly" royal song..
Good to know.
visceralguy 1 week ago
Great video! Thanks for sharing:)
Grandma Mary
Fr3derick 2 months ago
Liquid mass expand indefinitely Jupiter the fifth.
revlutionizer 3 months ago
lol and they still call it a planet, earth is like a mini pluto compared to it
Shdow1 4 months ago
Respond to this video... Why is jupiter shrinking ?
420gma 5 months ago
Well there would be No NIght time =) well people need to sleep sometime
moonum4567 7 months ago
JUPITER ISMY GREATEST FAVORITE PLANET EVER I DISCOVERED :'D Jupiter And Earth Rocks!!!!
wengneuda13 7 months ago
but the jupiter takes only 10 hours to spinn in my school!!
wengneuda13 8 months ago
thumbs up 4 exorcist music
metsfan784 10 months ago
Does jupiter protect our earth from ashtroids?
CakeForNoobz 10 months ago
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What I always wonder is how were ancient civilizations so obsessed with our planets? Without telescopes it is impossible for the human eye to decipher a planet apart from a star, yet ancient cultures knew remarkable details about these planets, such as the giant scar across mars. This leads to several possibilities, ancient cultures had technology we dont know about, or that the planets were much closer in ancient times. Venus is described by all early cultures as a comet, what gives?
heffenuts 1 year ago
so smart environment, always in exclusive , we can protect ourselves with wind, fire and harsh weather. :) Because its big gravity, it attracted 63 moons, while earth is only attract 1 moon 1 sun. :) So small. Wishing next life spend there. :) No need no more weapons. and wars. :)
cvbnm20071 1 year ago
If the core of Jupiter was ejected, and the planet was ignited, under the gravitational fields, could fusion be initiated and the planet become a star, when it collapsed? Just an idea.
twitchalmighty 1 year ago
I think Jupiters size would overwhelm any astronaut that would some day reach there.
LudicrousScotty101 1 year ago
OUTSTANDING JOB! I didn't just enjoy it, I LOVED IT! AMAZING! YOU ARE INTELLIGENT! If there's 1 thing you & me have in common, it's your LOVE FOR SCIENCE! Me & Our Astronomy Fans REALLY APPRECIATE ALL THE HARD WORK YOU DID IN MAKING THESE INSPIRING VIDEOS! Jupiter is BIG! It'd be great to send a probe to skim the cloud tops, but the escape velocity would be CRAZY! It's SO MASSIVE! I'd LOVE to see the CORE! Metallic Hydrogen? WOW!
"The Universe is a Beautiful, Mysterious, & Chaotic Place."
-Kyle
KarbineKyle 1 year ago
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Elementary particles form when radioactive waves slow to a stop 90° to a magnetic front. See pair production & Milagro observatory data for evidence that supports this hypothesis. This is why all the Jovian planets have rings, not because of collisions to their moons but because they are highly radioactive. New rings form further away as the EMF expands over time. Moons then form from the accretion of the rings. If the rings were formed from collisions then all planets w/ moons would have rings.
GateMessenger 1 year ago
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@GateMessenger electromagnetism plays a large role in our universe, larger than most would like to admit it seems.
heffenuts 1 year ago
I wonder if jupiter could talk what would it say. It would probably say something like "my name isn't jupiter, MY NAME IS BILL"
RespectMyHate 1 year ago
music sounds like the exorcist
SOyouTHINKurFUNNY 1 year ago
Nice vid.
WALLSTREETKID7 1 year ago
I learned so much from this thanks dude!
RyuuMasato 1 year ago
rocks great tune
marknl25266 1 year ago
well marduk is cool lolz
marknl25266 1 year ago
Did you know that Jupiter had lost his dark strip by that Great Red Spot? :O Now it looks a little white o.O
lnvaderz 1 year ago 2
Thanks, I really needed this for my writing sample today!
RedLego391 1 year ago
Ive died and gone to Heaven
LudicrousScotty101 1 year ago
Jupiter, my favorite planet, thanks for uploading!
ria1313 1 year ago
i love the texture.. it's beautiful.. just a small dust in the universe..
taufan8687 1 year ago
so if i threw a match into jupiter will every part iof the atmosphere ignite?
ILikeWeatherGuy 1 year ago
It would take a while, but probably yes... IF Jupiter had some oxygen for the fire to breathe.
Sparkz1607 1 year ago
Epic. Just gotta wonder how much some of those extrasolar planets 10 times as heavy as Jupiter interact with their solar systems. Jupiter is friendly, but its cousins are probably a lot more evil...
Drag0nfoxx 1 year ago
jupiter has an immense gravity! but so does earth! earth has an extremely immense gravity actually! its our iron core that gives us such gravity! for such a small planet it holds a massive moon! our moon is 27% the size of our planet! thats massive! for size to gravity ratio, the earth has the greatest gravity of all the planets, including jupiter! imagine jupiter holding a mass in orbit 27% its size! lol.. no chance! Earth is such a special planet, unique in all aspects!!!
MrDaveybhoy 1 year ago 4
too bad pluto isnt a planet anymore because then it would be pluto
ILikeWeatherGuy 1 year ago
nice
kbs4 1 year ago
sgt jelek,lambat
bagusalfax 2 years ago
this was my planet project
BreeLPS 2 years ago
The mass in total however is still 318 that of earth while you wouldnt feel that at the top clouds if you coud stand on it anyway.
The overall mass however does have 318 times that influence on other objects in space. Therefore jupiter threw out all those rocks centuries ago when they might have hit earth instead.
Armigo91 2 years ago
Jupiter has alot of mass. The problem is that the planet isnt dense enough. If you would squeeze all this mass (gasses) and atoms into a solid ball the planet would be much smaller. Definetely bigger then earth though. So what im trying to say is that because of its low density you would feel jupiters real gravity since you cant measure anything higher then 2,5 times that of earth when your orbiting this giant at a couple of hunderd thousand kilometres.
Armigo91 2 years ago
wow... just 9hrs to complete 1 rotation... things will be really in great rushes if humans will to be able to stay there, as compared to 24hrs on Earth... LOL....
chmun77 2 years ago 3
the wierd thing about it is that jupiter's gravity is so intense yet it is only 2.5 times that of earth at it's cloudtops
soar313 2 years ago
Jupiter's BADASS!!!
treadmill666 2 years ago 3
Earth's protector!
theemceemurdah 2 years ago 2
But you also have to look at it this way: If it weren't for Jupiter, there would be no wars (no combatants would exist), no child molestation (no children to molest), no Muslim extremists (no muslims), and no traffic jams (there would be no traffic). So Jupiter is actually one cause for all of our world's problems! }; )>
ZombieCobain 2 years ago
Jupiter brings luck, it is Saturn that brings bad luck. Jupiter is the joy, Saturn is the malefic. Saturn's rings represent the limitations of life. Get the picture?
sharinganx12 2 years ago
Get the picture. My comment above is meant to be facetious. If Jupiter didn't exist, we wouldn't have any problems because we almost certainly wouldn't exist. Of course the jovial planet is "lucky" for all those who prefer existence to non-existence (including me).
ZombieCobain 2 years ago
Cool
sharinganx12 2 years ago
i love this huge ball of gas,
the sentinel song really fix it because jupiter actually protect us.
fcofelixx 2 years ago
genial
frankparker7 2 years ago
Jupiter: My Fave Planet!
Vampirella2999 2 years ago
Jupiter, the shield of our solar system.
L1b3rta 2 years ago 12
Life just wouldn't be the same without it! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago 3
The bringer of luck and joy according to astrology ^_^. Also interesting since the western signs of the zodiac are equivalent to the chinese zodiac signs. For example, the year 2010 is the year of the Tiger which corresponds with Aquarius. Jupiter is moving into Aquarius, interesting huh?
sharinganx12 2 years ago
Jupiter, our big brother in the solar system:)
JinZanmato 2 years ago
Hi again what do you think of the possibility that Jupiter has been described as a sun that never had enough mass to ignite, Cheers
nzer48 2 years ago
Yes, thats the theory, and i think a very good one. Though you would need a major amount of mass for that to happen. Jupiter just ran out of things to eat. As the majority of solar systems discovered so far are binary, then it stands to reason that Jupiter could have been our binary star. If that had happened, then you can imagine how different things would have been. All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago 2
Speaking of "masses". I was out last night with my wee telescope having a look at Betelgeuse, visible under Orion in N.Z . Impressive and to think that star would reach out past earth if it was in Sol's position boggles the mind and it is by no means the largest known star.
To think people are more interested in the nonsense of the 2012 idiocy, the true magnitude of the reality and beauty of our universe is just above our heads.
Do you know of any idiot proof manuals for building a dobsonian?
nzer48 2 years ago 8
I totally agree!!! As for the dobsonian, i don't know myself. I do however, remember looking this up on the web a long time ago, and i did find some interesting sites. Search google for: build your own dobsonian. Hope that helps. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
u should be a teacher
pinkypoo77 2 years ago
@nzer48 ter nnnmm
aasyran 1 year ago
@nzer48 ter nnnmm semua best
aasyran 1 year ago
@AggManUK But there have been discoveries of extrasolar gas giants that are several times the size and mass of Jupiter. Do you think its because most of those orbit very close to their parent star that they become inflated or do you think that there being planets that are several times the mass of Jupiter somewhat disproves the theory?
RockXStarEvan 1 year ago
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wengneuda13 11 months ago
No its to small
LCPD9111 2 years ago
@nzer48 Most any object of sufficient size becomes a sun, or more accurately, a star; you could argue that any object that accrues (or even has) mass is a potential sun, requiring just between zero and one further solar masses to ignite. While it is also true that stardom is not inevitable for all large celestial objects, it is certainly a likely outcome.
lopside0 5 months ago
this song fits jupiter so much. jupiter is my fav planet ! thanks for the vid man. oh and 1 more thing can you do a video on 1 of uranus's moons? thanks
dylanwlt 2 years ago
So glad you enjoyed it! I will be making more in the winter, so you might see one then. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Thank you very much for the answers, bobjg56 and AggManUK :).
All the best!!
TVTimmy 2 years ago
Hello AggManUK!
I have a little question about our night sky today. Is it in these time of the year that we can see Jupiter? Cause if i'm watching with my amateur telescoop to the most brightest star in our nightsky today (sometimes it's very close next our moon) i can see that this object has a very light red colour en there are 4 tiny dots around it (3 in the left and 1 in the right). Is this Jupiter or what is it?
Kind Greetings,
Timmy
TVTimmy 2 years ago
Thats Jupiter alright....think the red colour comes from prob our crummy polution the four dots are the planets major moons... Lo, Europa, Ganymeade, and Callisto,the Gaililean moons,named after their discoverer Galileo
bobjg56 2 years ago
Thanks for the great answer whilst i was away! Your spot on! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Hello again Timmy! :O) Sorry i was not around to answer your question, but i see it has been very well answered below. Something you really need is the software 'Stellarium'. It is totally FREE and you will know exactly where the Planets are from your location. I use it all the time to show my son Sol, all the night time objects. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
I watched your mars video
i've got the answer to the question
LCPD9111 2 years ago
Which question was that one? :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
why mars is red
LCPD9111 2 years ago
LOL I have 1 Jupiter Year! Why is the Planet's red spot shrinking??? I thought 3 and a half Earths would fit in it!
brutaka359 2 years ago
Its the same as on Earth, when hurricanes form and dissipate. Only on Jupiter its measured in many years as to Earths matter of days. At the same time though, if some of the new storms that have appeared merge with the giant spot, it may just start growing again. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Thx your vids are quite relaxing. If I could visit any planet and survive I think I would pick Jupiter.
pkpaulkersey 2 years ago
Many thanks! I think i would go to the moon Enceladus. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
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This video became beutiful at 5:27
It made me cry D:
colagice117 2 years ago
and i didn't know that the big red spot was shrinking and why before, but know i do and thanks for that information
LCPD9111 2 years ago
Your very welcome! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
I heard jupiter's red spot is shrinking
is that true and how
LCPD9111 2 years ago
Your in luck, I have just answered that on these comments. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
yeah i just noticed it now, do u know why mars is red
LCPD9111 2 years ago
Yeah, have a watch of the Mars video and that should explain it all. Think rust! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
I will do thanks
man you know a lot about astronomy
LCPD9111 2 years ago
Thanks for upload this video!
I learned a lot watching your videos. D:
RoddJohn 2 years ago
Thank you very much for watching and sharing my videos! I am thrilled that they enjoyed them!!! I will be doing more in the winter and black holes and galaxies are on my list of things to do. :O) What i have been doing with the little time i have is remastering the early videos. (The ones that are in low quality only). I have completed Mercury and Venus so far and i will start posting them soon. All the best and thank you so much! :O) All the best to you all from me and Birmingham UK.
AggManUK 2 years ago
I really enjoyed all of your videos but have u done a video like this but about mercury
LCPD9111 2 years ago
Many thanks! Yes, there are all the Planets. If you want a sneak peek at the HD version of The Planet Mercury, then go to my other channel. AggManUKHD
All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Great videos!! I have watched all of them and I truly enjoyed each one!
Sycatech 2 years ago 2
Thank you very much for watching and leaving the great comment! :O) All the best!
AggManUK 2 years ago
jupiter looks like the big fat boy with an eye.just sitting there staring at all the other planets.and rightfully so.
DoctaBuddie 2 years ago
He's the daddy now! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Tee Hee
DoctaBuddie 2 years ago 2
brilliant work just watched the venus vid gonna watch this 1 now very factual
remote97 2 years ago 2
Thanks for watching them and the comment! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Great music, facts and visuals! I really enjoy your work.
MrDreadmore 2 years ago
Many thanks for watching and the great comment! I am glad you enjoy them so much All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Wow, Ive watched most of your vids and I have to say well done. I loved astronomy as a little girl and now my little boy is getting right into it I, Ive remembered what it was about it I loved so much. Thank you for posting these vids, my boy will sure to watch them and learn a great deal!
Its marvellous to see whats out there and how small our little planet is compared to the others. Makes you wonder how we ever got here in the first place!
Thanks :o)
andreacharles81 2 years ago
Your very kind! Thank you very much for watching and the great comment! As you can see at the start of each video, they are for my son Sol, who is now 5 years old. I am glad to say he loves them too. :O) All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
another great vid nice one
pinkypoo77 2 years ago
Another big thanks to you! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Thank you very much!! Great vid. Jupiter is amazingly...
Jubeski 2 years ago
Many thanks for watching! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
the great red spot is loud
falafil12 2 years ago
In more ways than one! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Best space vids ever!
You really helped me with my schoolwork and it's really interesting.
I have a question.
Scince Jupiter is spinning so rapidly, will it end up like a dvd disc with no hole in the middle(But MUCH larger)?
ganondorffan 2 years ago 3
Your very kind! Thank you very much for watching!
As for your question: No, it will keep to the shape it is now really. You have to remember how many other gravitational bodies pull on the planet, to many to mention. All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Remember, in case it does it will turn into a giant double quarter pounder (because Jupiter always makes me hungry!) ^_^
sharinganx12 2 years ago
Wicked video about a real interesting subject. I always thought Jupiter was the most fascinating planet,because of its size.
DoctaBuddie 2 years ago 3
Thank you very much for watching and leaving the great comment! :O) All the best!
AggManUK 2 years ago
Oh no problem.I should thank you, good video.alot of great info
DoctaBuddie 2 years ago
All the best! what? Oh, it's your trademark, sorry! lol
Now, now, now.....if Jupiter is a bit more bigger, it could be labelled as a brown dwarf, a sign of failed star where the nuclear fusion did not occur. If it does, then the solar system would have two stars.
The moons Io and Europa holds very curious tidbits yet to be discovered despite Voyueur, Galileo and New Horizons' analysis. Ganymede and Callisto are good to be explored. Good video. All the best, ha ha ha.
MtDewTaz 2 years ago
ATB. Its the Irish farewell thing in me! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
I give 5 stars for this video, really amazing and thanks for the share.....
I just realized that Jupiter is a gas giant, differ from earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury, that they consists of rocks, but Jupiter is different, some books says that Jupiter is a miniature of the solar system and somewhat a failing development of Sun.
alprasetya 2 years ago 2
Thank you very much for watching and leaving the great comment! :O) It is often referred to as a minature solar system. It was also close to being a star, but one thing you should remember is that it would still take a whopping amount of mass before that happened. All the best!
AggManUK 2 years ago
very nice music
kuwtisuni 2 years ago
Thanks for watching! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
I really enjoy your videos!
DaveFLBrn 2 years ago
Thank you very much for watching them and leaving the comment! :O) All the best!
AggManUK 2 years ago
niiiice excorsist music!
Grobanite122549 2 years ago
At 1:34, is it my imagination, or do I see a faint hexagonal shape to the circumpolar clouds? It's not as clear as at Saturn. I wonder if any atmospheric models predict this behavior.
MusicalFan1701 2 years ago
I see what your saying. It's a bit hard to tell. When i zoom in on the centre of the original image, it actually looks more like a flower. It is easy for images to get distorted though. Who knows? I don't think anyone expected to see it on Saturn, and to my knowledge i don't think anyone can explain it. All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Everytime I watch this video it reminds me of a royal carnival with those horsie-go-round rides while this song is playing. It really does, especially the last part. From 06:00 to beyond just sounds luxurious..
sharinganx12 2 years ago
It's a wonderful piece of music alright!
AggManUK 2 years ago
perfect for a royal kingly planet indeed! :)
sharinganx12 2 years ago
Mabye humans might one day move to Europa. I forget which planet Europa belongs to. Europa is a moon of one of the planets.
TheActionGuy1 2 years ago
Yes, this planet you're watching! :)
sharinganx12 2 years ago
Europa is one of the 4 large moons of the planet Jupiter. (There are over 60, but most are small though) :O) I doubt if we would ever live there, but Europa could be a great place for a pitstop to other planets and moons. Then again, who knows what could happen in 1 or 2 hundred years. We might be so advanced that we could indeed live there. Imagine waking up everyday with Jupiter outside your window? Wicked! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
i doubt it though, because one of its moons is so volcanic that when the lava and smoke is released into space, the radiation gets trapped in the magnetisfield, causing the particles to orbit the planet. since that moon has erupted so many times, the radiation levels would be catastrophic. so 10 minutes without any clothes or protective equipment and your toast! even a few hours with the most advanced space suit would kill you in a couple of hours. so we would have to have huge doses of radaway!
fsx20022004 2 years ago
Jupiter always looked poisonous ever since anyways...chance of life ON it? nope...around it? possibly on one of the moons like Europa. Although I think Jupiter was created to protect Earth from asteroids and other objects headed our way perhaps? Because Jupiter is so fat it probably absorbs so many particles from its moons...
Also, Io might have an important role in volcanic activities you're talking about. Jupiters magnetic field might attract most of its moons atmospheres perhaps?
sharinganx12 2 years ago
I agree, though i did say 1 to 2 hundred years into the future. Who knows what type of protection we will have then? As you have pointed out though it will have to be really good!!!
Lol, Radaway! Great comment, great game! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
why didn't Jupiter become a star with 90% hidrogen 10% helium ?
setesh85 2 years ago
There just wasn't enough mass whilst it was forming. It did come close though! It would still take an amazing amount of mass before it became a Star. :O( All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Interesting, what if a gas giant had the reverse which is 10% hydrogen and 90% helium? If possible, how would the planet be?
sharinganx12 2 years ago
Does this mean that is one day, something so horrific might happen to planet Earth, that we might be forced to leave, can Jupiter be the planet? I mean it has water, 61 moons, and idk about the sun :S, but still, geologically we might be able to live there, though that planet is pretty big, and it has no air.
xxanimexx66 2 years ago
The planet Earth will die one day i am afraid. This will happen as the Sun dies. So any life on Earth would have to leave and find a new home.
I can assure you it wont be the planet Jupiter though, as this is a gas giant. Maybe one of its moons? Though this still might be too close to the diying Sun. So a better place might be one of Saturn's moons. I would be looking at Titan, as by then the atmosphere would be very different. Thanks for the interesting comment! All the best. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Hmmm, I guess I should study Titan. Thanks for your reply!
xxanimexx66 2 years ago
I watched all your videos. EXCELLENT WORK. THANK YOU!
nardab 2 years ago 4
Your very kind for taking the time! Thank you very much for watching and the great comment! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
do they ever bring back the space probes?
jtn2895 2 years ago
Not unless designed to collect samples. Most probes will just keep giving data until they break down. All the best!
AggManUK 2 years ago
AggMan, i must say, im very impressed with your videos, I just finished watching them all, and I applauded. You have just sparked what I think is the next big thing in my evergrowing hunger for knowledge, and that is astronomy. Over the past 2 days, I've been cramming in al lthis new information from Mars and such. Its just mindblowing and I cnat get enough of it. Please continue to keep posting videos! Im subscribing as we speak! Excuse the typos, its very late and im exhausted.
AtheistBrad 2 years ago 4
Thank you very, very, very much for watching all of my videos and leaving such a great comment! Your very kind. :O) I am really busy at the moment, but i will be back with some new videos in the future. All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
I have a question for you. I'm recently starting to get very interested in other planets and such. If Jupiter is just a gas giant, does that mean one could fal lright through the entire planet without hitting one solid part? Thanks in advance!
AtheistBrad 2 years ago
It depends what you mean by solid i guess. There is no surface to stand on so to speak, but Jupiter has a molten core. So in theory you could pass a object through the planet if it could survive all the conditions. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Ahh okay, so say i went into the infamous "God mode" like out of video games, and flew over to jupiter and just started free falling right into the center of the planet. If I couldn't die or anything, I would literally just pass right through the entire planet? Is it the same for Saturn as well?
AtheistBrad 2 years ago
If you ignore gravity as well of course, then yes you would go straight through. By rights, this would include Saturn, Uranus & Neptune too. :O) The surface of the solid planets, is classed as the surface you can walk on. But with the gas & ice giants, the surface is usually referred to as the point where the atmospheric pressure exceeds one bar. Hope this helps? All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
interesting..so the gas giants atmospheres are literally its surfaces
sharinganx12 2 years ago
Well right now yes, but theres not enough evidence to say for 100% sure. There is a possibility that Jupiter for instance has a rocky core mantle. The majority of scientists belive that it is molten though.
So for now, the surface is classed as the atmosphere, or cloud tops so to speak.
AggManUK 2 years ago
Interesting point. A surface doesn't have to mean a rocky solid layer, but can be anything like gas or liquid (like our ocean right?)..
Anyways if humans were to congest helium they would be fat, just like Jupiter and the sun. Also did I tell you about how each planet associates with a body function in medical astrology? Jupiter associates with the fats and the bodily toxins..very interesting...
sharinganx12 2 years ago
Jupiter reminds me of a triple cheeseburger sandwich or some kind of chocolate dessert. Anyhow, Jupiter IS a fat planet lol..
sharinganx12 2 years ago
It always reminds me of a marble i used to have when i was a kid. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Great video, congrats!
But why do you say that the last image is the best ground based image of Jupiter?
TigrulZburator 2 years ago
I remember it was once voted the best ground based image many years ago. I still think it holds the title today as it is not only a beautiful image, but gives us loads of information on how jupiter is built. Thank you very much for watching and leaving the great comment! :O) All the best!
AggManUK 2 years ago
that was awesome thanks!
GeneralJuiceBox 2 years ago
Thank you very much for watching and leaving the great comment! :O) All the best!
AggManUK 2 years ago
Amazing video, love it. Btw do you create this vid all by yourself, or do you take it from somewhere else and add some information on it
dodow1234 2 years ago 3
I work out what information i want to put in my videos, then I find and edit TV shows and video to cut out the parts i want to use and then remove the audio. Then i put them all together with the music i choose so it flows the way i want, and add the information in on top. Thats it really. Thanks for asking! :O) All the best!
AggManUK 2 years ago
Beautiful vidoe of the king of planets. As always, great work.
Solidahmed 2 years ago 5
Thanks for taking the time to watch so many of my videos! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
I want to see how Jupiter looks from inside, I just can't imagine how a planet made of gas could be.
racsito39 2 years ago 4
Maybe one day we can send a probe in that lasts longer than the last one. It will never get to core though. :O( All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
maybe the interior looks like a metallic sea with raging thunderstorms everywhere..who knows? But that's just my imagination..
sharinganx12 2 years ago
so.. is its magnetosphere visible to the naked eye from earth?
i don't know if i sound stupid so sorry if i do.
pandaboi56 2 years ago 5
Of course you don't sound stupid! It is a very good question!!! The answer is not to the naked eye though, which is a shame. :O( If it was, then it would be larger than the Sun in the sky. Now that would have been really cool. :O) Thanks for watching and the great comment! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Eerily beautiful.
arshsingh1984 2 years ago 3
Thanks for watching! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Very good all. It´s exellent.... clear & very easy to understend.... Very good
colra2009 2 years ago 2
Thanks for watching and the great comment! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Thx for posting AggManUK
nesteaNRG 2 years ago 2
Your very welcome! Thanks for watching. :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
That was a good video! educational, entertaining, awe inspiring! 5/5
librano 2 years ago 3
Your very kind! Thank you very much for watching and the great comment! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Good presentation... clear and easy to understand
taosanono 2 years ago 3
Many thanks for watching and the great comment! All the best! :O)
AggManUK 2 years ago
Great Planet! Nice song! All your songs match the planets personality, like it always does in astrology! ^_^ Especially for a planet like Jupiter with a "godly" royal song..
sharinganx12 2 years ago 2
Mike Oldfields songs really go well with space. :O) Many thanks!
AggManUK 2 years ago