This video has nothing to do with god. It's just a video on four exoplanets and their sun. Geez, why does everything have to turn into a religious debate? Can't we just enjoy astronomy without bring religion into it?
yeah well, 8 times the earth, isn't that great? even quite small people would carry half a ton of weight, so no one had the energy left to pick a fight. yep. pure harmony of slow, heavy breathing people.
well i don't know how old this video is (>1 year obviously) but celestia is still being actively updated last I checked but that was late last year. search 581g i CBF lol
@Bigjakestudios there are four proven planets currently. due to lack of data, we just don't know how many there actually are, but the data we have right now suggests that there might be an additional two.
But his wonderful earth-like planet always shows the same face to its mother-star, Gliese 581, in the same way our Moon shows the same face to the Earth. Could this planet, then, support life? I guess it is very difficult.
This is a great opportunity for creationists to once again modify their insane ridiculous lie that gods concept winked into existence all life. Wait let me guess. He winked into existence Gliese 581 as well..its in the bible on the new planet XD creationist morons
@699backstab Yea, If you want to go attacking people like that, keep your fucking opinion to yourself. No creationist said that our solar system is the only one capable of establishing or withholding life. Infact, 99% of them said that there are millions of solar systems that may as well be capable of holding the same enviroments ours does. what they did say though is that we wouldn't be living there, because this is our permenant solar system.
@699backstab I'm relativist about this theme. I don't know if God exists or doesn't exist. We cannot prove nothing. But yes, Gliese is a good argument for rich people destroy this World. And one question: how's that Voyager have gone so long at these last 40 years....??? No if that planet could it take 300 years???? I don't know, but.... I can think that this planet doesn't exist. Think it relatively...
@699backstab wait a second why say people who believe in god and the things he did are lies. I wouldn't say your a moron because you believe everything happend just by chance. Why can't you just respect other people's belief and they respect yours?
over here we dont call it gliese518d we call it habbit.. Habbit knows the existance of earth. and its life they call "human" we are working on a ship that will travel 3AU- as the humans call it per sencond..we have sent numerous ships in your direction hundreds of them have arrived. By using this translator we deloped over time we now know how to speak human
For those who keep asking about how they know if it a rocky planet or what... u sure need to watch or read more about the universe... the explaination is easy... U can ether break up the light... or messure it when it passes it's sun...
Now having said all that (wiki) , 3 to 4 g's would be very rough. Imagine a 180 lb person on this world wieghing 600 to 700 ilbs. Simple rocks would be very heavy. If there is a civilation that is humanoid, they would possibly be very short and strong, as a fall would likely kill a human.
@coolair00 I don't think the gravity is going to be that strong. The planet has 8x the size of Earth, that means 2x the diameter. The gravity would be 8x stronger AT THE SAME DISTANCE, but since you're twice as far away from the core, that number decreases by factor 4 (gravity is reversed proportional to the square of distance). So in the end, you'll only have 8/4=2g's, which is still very uncomfortable, but endurable.
But again, the chance of actually finding life there is quite low
Studies indicate the planet is situated near the middle of the habitable zone of its parent star, where temperatures are neither too hot nor too cold to sustain earth-like life. If it is a rocky planet, favorable atmospheric conditions could permit the presence of liquid water, a necessity for most known life, on its surface. With a mass 3.1 to 4.3 times Earth's, Gliese 581 g is considered a super-Earth and is the planet closest in size to Earth known in a habitable zone.
Gliese 581 g is an unconfirmed extrasolar planet, orbiting the red dwarf star Gliese 581, 20.5 light-years from Earth in the constellation of Libra. It is the sixth planet discovered in the Gliese 581 planetary system and the fourth in order of increasing distance from the star. The discovery was announced by the Lick-Carnegie Exoplanet Survey in late September 2010, after a decade of observation.
For your knowledge people, the only way they know of those planets is the way the star zigzags in reaction to their gravity, that's about it. nothing seen with a telescope or anthg
DUDE is it Gliese 581 g , c, d ,??? wtf witch one is the real one??? i heard it was 2x The MASS , and 3 times The MASS and also 7 times The MASS !! wtf give us the right DETAILS!!
yeah but since it's 8 times the mass of earth gravity would increase proportionally so when we step into it we would have to be able to support 8 G's of pressure....so...it's kinda hard
"But there's another one, about 8 times the mass of earth..." Too bad we can't go there. Everything would weigh 8x as much as it does on Earth. So if you weigh 200 lbs, over there you'd weigh 1600 lbs. You be crushed by your own weight.
@UNSCful What are you talking about, Gliese 581 D is on the verge of the habitable zone, it's further than Gliese 581 G... Gliese 581 D would be equivilent of mars on terms of habitabilty. I would have to say if i compare the two, Gliese 581 D would range from -80 celsius to -30 celsius min.
@timsons7777 they gliese 581D and G has two habitable zone glise 581 G discovery on Spet.25 2010 and D is july,26,2006 frist found planet like earth today they two earth within gliese 581 system
@timsons7777 oh might you will see serch ''flying through gliese 581" on youtube they has two earth so i think you were right and i dont know support gliese 581 has two habitable zone
@rockead77 i think that if you're a gliesian it would mean that you live in the actual star :P so you probably want to be a Gliese D...ian... or something because the planet that has the conditions of life is called "Gliese 581 D" :)
@Helge129 I think you and him can have your opinions but i agree G is probaly the more likely to have life because d has more dull colours and is gray while G is the same colour as earth.
I don't think finding life on another planet is very good cuz wat if they don't like use or something and they figure out a way to destroy our planet then WE ARE ALL FUCKED all because they wanted to find life on other planets!!!!!
@Helge129 i think you're wrong, because if mars is 0.533 times the size of earth that would imply that mars is about half the size of earth, so i think what you are trying to say is that it has 0.533% more volume than earth, that would make sense since it would live us with 100.533% (which leaves us with 1.00533 times the size of earth. and the gravity would also be 100.37% which is the same as 1.0037 times the gravity of the earth :)
@skimowhite586 simple arithmetic shows that assuming that the planet is as dense as earth, (not an entirely unreasonable assumption) the gravity on the surface would be, I think, though I am quite tired and something tells me I may have made a mistake, 2.83 times the earth's gravitational pull.
@skimowhite586 Unles smy maths is incorrect, (as it was in my earlier comment), the gravitational pull would be about twice that of the earth, for a planet 8 times the mass. Actually, the minimum mass for gleise 581d is about 5.6 earth masses, so the gravity may well be lower still, about 1.78 times earth's.
Gliese 581 apparently doesn't rotate like the Earth and we need to find out if it has a moon. If it does, it must of been captured. If only one side always faces the sun, the always dark side must be solid ice. This was a good milestone for astronomers, but we need to keep looking.
well it sounds cool BUT what the point? we won't be able to find out more till the yr 3000. & not even attempt to visit it till yr 5000 & its gonna take how long to travel
120 trillion miles?! way too LONG!. I would LOVE to see what it looks like & what in store for mankind, but unfortunelty we won't ever see it.
@MetalHeart8787 If everyone took that view there would never be any advances.
No our generation will never see it, no our children probably won't either. But if we don't continue research for it, then no generation will ever see it. Same for nearly all research. Very little research ever has an impact for the generation that does the research.
@MetalHeart8787 What a low mentality. If the guy who invented the transistor thought like you, you would have no radio, no television, no satellites, no computers.
Unless they actually see a new planet, THEY HAVE NOT FOUND A NEW PLANET! All hogwosh! They say if a star seems to be pulled by gravity,that it must be a planet!All theory and no proof.Get a deep space telescope set up around or past Jupiter and maybe we will see some new planets.Until then..all speculation.
@kodiak1966 Actually, by the time I'm writing this, there are about 10 extrasolar planets directly observable by telescope. And the science behind the other extrasolar planets discovered so far is pretty solid, not just an unconfirmed theory.
mayan calender was wrong it was on the news scientists said they were off mabye by 500 years to 5000 years even if these people made the most advanced calender nobody at that time had the technology to prove they were right and we do now and they are wrong so ya
No... you don't need a teleporter, you just have to make a super fast spaceship and have life be able to be sustained on it. it would take hundreds of years maybe yes, but it's possible.
i think humans need to find new planets and get out in to space because i think in a few hundread years or so we will be killing each other with nukes so best get out there befor we all become extinct, i think we should make Red Dwarf a reality! i want to be lister tho
@MrMushroom90 You stand correct my friend, as stephen hawking said its in our nature to cause war, if we remain on earth we will destroy ourselves (Nuke's) the only way we will avoid this is by spreading out into space (When we actually get Faster Space travel). and by the Year 2530 the Covenant will have discovered our colonies and will declare war against our species and we will Unite Under a single Banner against the Emergence of this Common Enemy.
If we could get to the Gliese planet, we would need to use a Nuclear launch to launch a rocket, and that will probably take 80 years or so. One of the planets has a zone that can inhabit humans...
Lets go buy property now for our great,great,great,great grand children to thrive there where they can thank their grandparents ahead of time buying a land on another planet. Yea!!
just wait, gliese 581 gliza is too far away from its small star,ths star is 1/3 rd of our sun. all planets in gliese are water frozen and gliese 581 e,b may got chance for life because it is near to its star and c,g are too far away the star is very small,so life system is such a difficult one,all are unconfirmed extrasolar planets.
no ay k ir tan lejos ay k kudar mejor este planeta k ya stamos aki a kien le gusta kambiar de kasa imaginense de planeta a darle kuidando nuestra tierra buena musica d fondo
@ugs18 We Should do something - try to go there. If there is one planet with possible life, there have to be other planets. Just imagine what we can learn.
i think life in the universe is a matter of combinations. you get a proper star to provide heat, and a proper planet at the right distance, and there is potential for life. of course there is more to it, but when you consider the size of the universe, the possibilities are almost infinite. for instance, if you want to get a glimpse of perspective... check "vy canis majoris", the largest start known to man. but even it is nothing relative to the universe itself. fascinating stuff indeed.
Discovery tv likes to give their guests lots of coffee to make a more dramatic effect for their show lol. they like to dumb down all the science talk for us common folk too.
Yea, packup our stuff, ad leave all mess on earth behind, to create a new mess around there.. ps:goodluck with a 350.000 year travel at 11miles p/s. XD
The Aliens are trolling us with a giant mirror.
GGirl8848 3 weeks ago
Thats VERY close to the star lol, should say not to scale
goodwolf359 3 weeks ago
This video has nothing to do with god. It's just a video on four exoplanets and their sun. Geez, why does everything have to turn into a religious debate? Can't we just enjoy astronomy without bring religion into it?
AmyK007 4 weeks ago
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Agreed.
Doomcorner64 3 weeks ago
if earth will destroyed lets go to mars
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yeah well, 8 times the earth, isn't that great? even quite small people would carry half a ton of weight, so no one had the energy left to pick a fight. yep. pure harmony of slow, heavy breathing people.
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trycoun 1 month ago
OK... another planet will be destroyed in the near future because of human kinds..
yurimarc 1 month ago 3
At 1:18 he says there is four planets going around gliese 581. But there is a program called celestia and that says there is 6!
Bigjakestudios 1 month ago
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well i don't know how old this video is (>1 year obviously) but celestia is still being actively updated last I checked but that was late last year. search 581g i CBF lol
goodwolf359 3 weeks ago
@Bigjakestudios there are four proven planets currently. due to lack of data, we just don't know how many there actually are, but the data we have right now suggests that there might be an additional two.
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But his wonderful earth-like planet always shows the same face to its mother-star, Gliese 581, in the same way our Moon shows the same face to the Earth. Could this planet, then, support life? I guess it is very difficult.
TrueHamal 3 months ago
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TrueHamal 3 months ago
aww shit another planet that's gonna get hit by a dark star
tel030 3 months ago
This is a great opportunity for creationists to once again modify their insane ridiculous lie that gods concept winked into existence all life. Wait let me guess. He winked into existence Gliese 581 as well..its in the bible on the new planet XD creationist morons
699backstab 3 months ago 7
@699backstab Thats science thinking.
NearTheLimits 3 months ago
@699backstab Yea, If you want to go attacking people like that, keep your fucking opinion to yourself. No creationist said that our solar system is the only one capable of establishing or withholding life. Infact, 99% of them said that there are millions of solar systems that may as well be capable of holding the same enviroments ours does. what they did say though is that we wouldn't be living there, because this is our permenant solar system.
DbzFighter02 3 months ago
@DbzFighter02 Where did 99% of them say that? I thought in the bible god made the universe for only US ON THE EARTH.
killetrocitystick 2 months ago
@699backstab I'm relativist about this theme. I don't know if God exists or doesn't exist. We cannot prove nothing. But yes, Gliese is a good argument for rich people destroy this World. And one question: how's that Voyager have gone so long at these last 40 years....??? No if that planet could it take 300 years???? I don't know, but.... I can think that this planet doesn't exist. Think it relatively...
antifrituras 2 months ago
@699backstab wait a second why say people who believe in god and the things he did are lies. I wouldn't say your a moron because you believe everything happend just by chance. Why can't you just respect other people's belief and they respect yours?
tellemscrappy 1 month ago
can we get an update on the gliese 581?
ignatei 3 months ago
who's to say aliens need water to live....
when we think of aliens we always think of human like creatures...
whos to say that aliens arent spirt like creatures or creatures that are 0.1% the size of germs
KOstriker1 4 months ago
@KOstriker1 Because that's just not how life works
AppleAssassin 2 months ago
We have more chances of reaching and colonizing Gliese than Half Life 3 ever releasing. LOL
mutanTV131 4 months ago 32
@mutanTV131
You know that valve can't count to 3
pufixas 3 months ago
I've got this season of 'How the Universe Works', it's so good, I would tell you how to get it but I would assume no one cares...lol
Azza1070 4 months ago
@Azza1070 I care, where can I get that?
yours12342 4 months ago
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@Azza1070 I care, where can I get that?
yours12342 4 months ago
over here we dont call it gliese518d we call it habbit.. Habbit knows the existance of earth. and its life they call "human" we are working on a ship that will travel 3AU- as the humans call it per sencond..we have sent numerous ships in your direction hundreds of them have arrived. By using this translator we deloped over time we now know how to speak human
TwZGaming 5 months ago
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@TwZGaming You're really sad, rofl.
Azza1070 4 months ago
Interesting
GUNSFOREVER1 6 months ago
2012 coming we better move der
liamscootsamuch 6 months ago
For those who keep asking about how they know if it a rocky planet or what... u sure need to watch or read more about the universe... the explaination is easy... U can ether break up the light... or messure it when it passes it's sun...
gachman 6 months ago
OR, if you listen to the NibiruTards and ConspiRetards . .
Its Nibiru!!! . . .
LOL.
gambleyourhealth 6 months ago
@gambleyourhealth Everything is nibiru for them.... XD
gachman 6 months ago
Now having said all that (wiki) , 3 to 4 g's would be very rough. Imagine a 180 lb person on this world wieghing 600 to 700 ilbs. Simple rocks would be very heavy. If there is a civilation that is humanoid, they would possibly be very short and strong, as a fall would likely kill a human.
coolair00 7 months ago
@coolair00 I don't think the gravity is going to be that strong. The planet has 8x the size of Earth, that means 2x the diameter. The gravity would be 8x stronger AT THE SAME DISTANCE, but since you're twice as far away from the core, that number decreases by factor 4 (gravity is reversed proportional to the square of distance). So in the end, you'll only have 8/4=2g's, which is still very uncomfortable, but endurable.
But again, the chance of actually finding life there is quite low
maximkazhenkov11 6 months ago
Studies indicate the planet is situated near the middle of the habitable zone of its parent star, where temperatures are neither too hot nor too cold to sustain earth-like life. If it is a rocky planet, favorable atmospheric conditions could permit the presence of liquid water, a necessity for most known life, on its surface. With a mass 3.1 to 4.3 times Earth's, Gliese 581 g is considered a super-Earth and is the planet closest in size to Earth known in a habitable zone.
coolair00 7 months ago
Gliese 581 g is an unconfirmed extrasolar planet, orbiting the red dwarf star Gliese 581, 20.5 light-years from Earth in the constellation of Libra. It is the sixth planet discovered in the Gliese 581 planetary system and the fourth in order of increasing distance from the star. The discovery was announced by the Lick-Carnegie Exoplanet Survey in late September 2010, after a decade of observation.
coolair00 7 months ago
Water could supposedly exist in liquid form on gliese 581 g, yet the atmosphere supposedly averages -19F. Not sure I follow.
christiantjr 7 months ago
2:12 It looks like Planet Reach!!!
CrAz1m0nk3ii117 7 months ago
this video is before they discovered the gliese 581 G.....gliese 581 G was discovered in september 2010 .
nicolaz1357 7 months ago
I wonder if there is another "earth" on the opposite side of "our" sun? And we can't see it, because the sun is always between us...just a thought.
Kvnblmr 7 months ago
@Kvnblmr lol. very good point.
khnathan29 7 months ago
@Kvnblmr dude, we have sattelites and stuff that we have sent to other planets. There is no other Earth.
theshadow170y 7 months ago
@Kvnblmr lmao no....definitely not. I can see what you mean though.
AgrivatedKillah 6 months ago
For your knowledge people, the only way they know of those planets is the way the star zigzags in reaction to their gravity, that's about it. nothing seen with a telescope or anthg
hachakaza 7 months ago
@hachakaza they also analyze the light spectrum
theshadow170y 7 months ago
i have a question...that picture of the planet looking like it has land an sea, is that real or is it computerized? ....
milo88100 7 months ago
que joden con Chuck Norris Mierda!!!
MetaleTds 7 months ago
DUDE is it Gliese 581 g , c, d ,??? wtf witch one is the real one??? i heard it was 2x The MASS , and 3 times The MASS and also 7 times The MASS !! wtf give us the right DETAILS!!
Replayzify 7 months ago
yeah i have heard from different doco's that it was 2 times the mass of earth in the habital zone or goldilocks
cemetrygraveyard 7 months ago
The more videos I watch, the bigger the planet is. Last video it was 7 times. a few minutes ago it was 3 times bigger. wtf. Give the right details!
Axel1797 7 months ago
they use the tf2 dispenser sound lol
ageofnoobs 8 months ago
yeah but since it's 8 times the mass of earth gravity would increase proportionally so when we step into it we would have to be able to support 8 G's of pressure....so...it's kinda hard
Genomaza9 8 months ago
@Genomaza9 Wrong. The surface-gravity of a celestial object also depends on the diameter. 8x mass doesn't mean 8x gravity if it's bigger.
Helge129 8 months ago
"But there's another one, about 8 times the mass of earth..." Too bad we can't go there. Everything would weigh 8x as much as it does on Earth. So if you weigh 200 lbs, over there you'd weigh 1600 lbs. You be crushed by your own weight.
elevate07 8 months ago
My mind is now blown. It looks just like Earth.
TheRealLazyGamer 8 months ago
@TheRealLazyGamer youre joking right?
RayJToro 8 months ago
that wasnt a real planet that was a made up digital image, over exaggerating what that planet could look like -,-
that picture was like 5x5 pixel
how the hell do they even know its a rocky planet
WonderNoobie 7 months ago
@WonderNoobie I know it's a digital image. I'm not dumb.
TheRealLazyGamer 7 months ago
What *I* wanna know is when they're gonna invent a YouTube in which I can scroll through the comments and keep watching THE VIDEO.
Monstevr 8 months ago
I want to be a Gliesian :(
rockead77 8 months ago
@rockead77 which you like gliese 581 D or G not both one pick then what you think about ?
UNSCful 8 months ago
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@UNSCful I thought D was the super Earth?
rockead77 8 months ago
@UNSCful humm i think that gliese 581D is better but there too hot for human so we can go to gliese 581G good for life enough as our planet
so we today we discovey 1,345 alien planet and 56 planet habitable zone
UNSCful 8 months ago
@UNSCful What are you talking about, Gliese 581 D is on the verge of the habitable zone, it's further than Gliese 581 G... Gliese 581 D would be equivilent of mars on terms of habitabilty. I would have to say if i compare the two, Gliese 581 D would range from -80 celsius to -30 celsius min.
timsons7777 8 months ago
@timsons7777 they gliese 581D and G has two habitable zone glise 581 G discovery on Spet.25 2010 and D is july,26,2006 frist found planet like earth today they two earth within gliese 581 system
UNSCful 8 months ago
@timsons7777 oh might you will see serch ''flying through gliese 581" on youtube they has two earth so i think you were right and i dont know support gliese 581 has two habitable zone
UNSCful 8 months ago
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@rockead77 humm i think that gliese 581D is better but there too hot for human so we can go to gliese 581G good for life enough as our planet
so we today we discovey 1,345 alien planet and 56 planet habitable zone
UNSCful 8 months ago
@rockead77 i think that if you're a gliesian it would mean that you live in the actual star :P so you probably want to be a Gliese D...ian... or something because the planet that has the conditions of life is called "Gliese 581 D" :)
Genomaza9 8 months ago
@Genomaza9 As far as I know, both G and D may support live, although D is the most likely.
Helge129 8 months ago
@Helge129 I think you and him can have your opinions but i agree G is probaly the more likely to have life because d has more dull colours and is gray while G is the same colour as earth.
Mcdounalds200 7 months ago
Gliese 581D ftw !! too warm as south american
Gliese 581G is a too cold
UNSCful 8 months ago
I don't think finding life on another planet is very good cuz wat if they don't like use or something and they figure out a way to destroy our planet then WE ARE ALL FUCKED all because they wanted to find life on other planets!!!!!
reavyn123 9 months ago
I t
reavyn123 9 months ago
they 4 super earth ?
UNSCful 9 months ago
that planet should be called Earth 2.0
robloxmatthew 9 months ago
8 times the size wtf thats like 5 times the gravity uhm not thanks i like having a spine
skimowhite586 9 months ago
@skimowhite586 You sir, are what Astronomers call, "Mentally Retarded".
tomsCOOLdancing 9 months ago 27
@tomsCOOLdancing ok how about you do the math genius maybe its not exact but obviously its going to have more gravity.
skimowhite586 9 months ago
@tomsCOOL plus mars has 1/3 the size of earth and thus 1/3 the gravity or its just a coincident.
skimowhite586 9 months ago
@skimowhite586 Mars is 0.533 times the size of Earth, and has 0.37 times its surface gravity.
Helge129 8 months ago
@Helge129 i think you're wrong, because if mars is 0.533 times the size of earth that would imply that mars is about half the size of earth, so i think what you are trying to say is that it has 0.533% more volume than earth, that would make sense since it would live us with 100.533% (which leaves us with 1.00533 times the size of earth. and the gravity would also be 100.37% which is the same as 1.0037 times the gravity of the earth :)
Genomaza9 8 months ago
@Genomaza9 Mars IS half the size of Earth.
Helge129 8 months ago
@Helge129 did you measure that by diameaatater what ever its spelled diameter or volume
skimowhite586 7 months ago
@skimowhite586 What comment were you replying to? I posted several...
Helge129 7 months ago
@tomsCOOLdancing en español se dice "retrasado mental"
AlbornozVEVO 6 months ago
@AlbornozVEVO in romana se zice "retardat mintal"
llVIU 5 months ago
@tomsCOOLdancing and you sir are what astronomers call, " awesome! :D "
natishkiller 4 months ago
@skimowhite586 simple arithmetic shows that assuming that the planet is as dense as earth, (not an entirely unreasonable assumption) the gravity on the surface would be, I think, though I am quite tired and something tells me I may have made a mistake, 2.83 times the earth's gravitational pull.
93tomb 4 months ago
@skimowhite586 Unles smy maths is incorrect, (as it was in my earlier comment), the gravitational pull would be about twice that of the earth, for a planet 8 times the mass. Actually, the minimum mass for gleise 581d is about 5.6 earth masses, so the gravity may well be lower still, about 1.78 times earth's.
93tomb 4 months ago
I hope the ufo are living on this planet
robertinho102 9 months ago
I hope chuck norris can bring Gliese closer
InySsaI 9 months ago 45
@InySsaI I hope you can stop being retarded
theshadow170y 7 months ago
@InySsaI if he brings it closer it wont be habitable anymore
1999slipknotfan 5 months ago
@InySsaI
lol there are like milion Glieses, it's just a name depending with which tool they discover them.
Janshevik 4 months ago
Gliese 581 apparently doesn't rotate like the Earth and we need to find out if it has a moon. If it does, it must of been captured. If only one side always faces the sun, the always dark side must be solid ice. This was a good milestone for astronomers, but we need to keep looking.
Boogyman4050 9 months ago
@Boogyman4050 but when it orbits around the sun the sides switch
ikeikeforty 9 months ago
@Boogyman4050 Gliese 581 is the name of the star, and you cant assume it has water
Serbpimp6063 9 months ago
yey one more planet we can pollute and set off our nukes at go Humanity =)
TakimaruSan 9 months ago
Planet Reach?
paldesic2009 9 months ago
lets find this planet in Universe sandbox lol....
rektornel 9 months ago
Spartans live there.
LaxBboys 10 months ago
@LaxBboys That truly is our reach.
paldesic2009 9 months ago
well it sounds cool BUT what the point? we won't be able to find out more till the yr 3000. & not even attempt to visit it till yr 5000 & its gonna take how long to travel
120 trillion miles?! way too LONG!. I would LOVE to see what it looks like & what in store for mankind, but unfortunelty we won't ever see it.
MetalHeart8787 10 months ago
@MetalHeart8787 If everyone took that view there would never be any advances.
No our generation will never see it, no our children probably won't either. But if we don't continue research for it, then no generation will ever see it. Same for nearly all research. Very little research ever has an impact for the generation that does the research.
9hello123 10 months ago
@MetalHeart8787 300 years away from our solar system, so by 3000 we might be able to get there
YoungMoney835 10 months ago
@MetalHeart8787 What a low mentality. If the guy who invented the transistor thought like you, you would have no radio, no television, no satellites, no computers.
niilzon 8 months ago
@niilzon GET REAL, i din't say it would never happen.
I just said its gonna take YEARS to be able to travel to it & have the tecnology.
the transistor was Right here on Earth.
we won't ever see it! (people alive today)
lets fix things here on Earth THEN plan on space travel.
MetalHeart8787 8 months ago
Unless they actually see a new planet, THEY HAVE NOT FOUND A NEW PLANET! All hogwosh! They say if a star seems to be pulled by gravity,that it must be a planet!All theory and no proof.Get a deep space telescope set up around or past Jupiter and maybe we will see some new planets.Until then..all speculation.
kodiak1966 10 months ago
@kodiak1966 Considering the distance of this planet, going behind Jupiter might as well be scooting over a few feet.
PistolxSwap 10 months ago
@PistolxSwap Takes 13 yrs to get to Jupiter but good point ....lol
kodiak1966 10 months ago
@kodiak1966 Actually, by the time I'm writing this, there are about 10 extrasolar planets directly observable by telescope. And the science behind the other extrasolar planets discovered so far is pretty solid, not just an unconfirmed theory.
sergheiadrian 10 months ago
mayan calender was wrong it was on the news scientists said they were off mabye by 500 years to 5000 years even if these people made the most advanced calender nobody at that time had the technology to prove they were right and we do now and they are wrong so ya
heroxtrainin 11 months ago
@heroxtrainin
ha ha prove it.
alexanderssson 10 months ago
You mean the 7 planets we know of, and the last one orbits a little further than Venus.
gwendance 11 months ago
No... you don't need a teleporter, you just have to make a super fast spaceship and have life be able to be sustained on it. it would take hundreds of years maybe yes, but it's possible.
MojoBroadway 11 months ago
Is there a way to go that far? I mean it's easier to find life-like planets, but it is a greater concern as to how we can get there.
Billybob9601 11 months ago
we need a anywhere door....
abrahamkattil 11 months ago
I know why they are really looking for these planets
KingIshaqq 11 months ago
@KingIshaqq
Why? Whats your theory?
BugBear002 11 months ago
i think we could use a wormhole....
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ulala767 11 months ago
we need a stargate
mysteryman4ever1 11 months ago
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RustingVagina 11 months ago
i think humans need to find new planets and get out in to space because i think in a few hundread years or so we will be killing each other with nukes so best get out there befor we all become extinct, i think we should make Red Dwarf a reality! i want to be lister tho
MrMushroom90 11 months ago
@MrMushroom90 You stand correct my friend, as stephen hawking said its in our nature to cause war, if we remain on earth we will destroy ourselves (Nuke's) the only way we will avoid this is by spreading out into space (When we actually get Faster Space travel). and by the Year 2530 the Covenant will have discovered our colonies and will declare war against our species and we will Unite Under a single Banner against the Emergence of this Common Enemy.
paldesic2009 9 months ago
@paldesic2009 you were doing well with your comment until you fucked it up bad right at the end
elmalacopa 9 months ago
@elmalacopa I intended too thank you so much for noticing what i did there Hahaha :)
paldesic2009 9 months ago
If we could get to the Gliese planet, we would need to use a Nuclear launch to launch a rocket, and that will probably take 80 years or so. One of the planets has a zone that can inhabit humans...
HyperChief117 11 months ago
Doesn't anyone think that the solar system looks like an atom?
minskayab 11 months ago
Today we have a number of 529 exopolar planets.
AnotherLake 1 year ago
when ww3 starts, im moving to this planet. fuck earth, piece of shit rock
JUKIO01 1 year ago
Lets go buy property now for our great,great,great,great grand children to thrive there where they can thank their grandparents ahead of time buying a land on another planet. Yea!!
Dailybabble 1 year ago
FFS - Why dont ppl realise that E.T will have us by then? Jeez....
Epix888 1 year ago
8 solar masses? Gotta be a gas giant then
Icix1 1 year ago
@Icix1 8 times the mass of the earth, not of the sun. If this would be the case, he wouldnt be a gas giant, it would be a star itsself.
Todestuete 1 year ago
whos the 1 people disliked this
pingshiyu 1 year ago
@pingshiyu
probably.. accidentally pressed the dislike.. probably was too drunk and queer
technical010 1 year ago
@pingshiyu That one person lives in that planet, dislike how we earthians found his planet and someday to colonize their land.
Dailybabble 1 year ago
So if you want to move there, just be prepared to weigh 8 times your weight on earth.
srhanna 1 year ago
@srhanna ok
wargenie95 1 year ago
just wait, gliese 581 gliza is too far away from its small star,ths star is 1/3 rd of our sun. all planets in gliese are water frozen and gliese 581 e,b may got chance for life because it is near to its star and c,g are too far away the star is very small,so life system is such a difficult one,all are unconfirmed extrasolar planets.
sounza 1 year ago
Im down who wants to go there lol
michoacano18jonny 1 year ago
no ay k ir tan lejos ay k kudar mejor este planeta k ya stamos aki a kien le gusta kambiar de kasa imaginense de planeta a darle kuidando nuestra tierra buena musica d fondo
moradojes 1 year ago
Gliese show always the same face to his star so it's not possible to life on it also if exist water at liquid
pandemonio100 1 year ago
@pandemonio100 we'll use rockets to rotate the planet, so it would become an earth like planet.
JUKIO01 1 year ago
Ohw yeah Great!, Let fuck that world up to!!
RobinnTech 1 year ago
So, Gliese 581c is the name of the star, not the Earth like planet. What is the name of the planet that can support life?
sokal91 1 year ago
@sokal91 Gliese 581 g :)
KonradKnudsen 1 year ago
@sokal91 barry.
wnfcjkenvfj 1 year ago
@sokal91 Gliese 581 is the name of the star.. all other planets are labeled with letters according to when they have been found =)
ugs18 1 year ago
@ugs18 We Should do something - try to go there. If there is one planet with possible life, there have to be other planets. Just imagine what we can learn.
sokal91 11 months ago
i wanna save up for a spaceship and move there not this crappy shithole
Jonlin11 1 year ago
imma get to mass relay
Anjinewabe 1 year ago
let's go.. I already packed my stuff!!
mexicainelaus 1 year ago
Gliese 581 c is a waterworld so its not as comfortabel to life there as in the video is show
ViktorDieZiege 1 year ago
@ViktorDieZiege
I don't think they actually have proven that, they just speculated what may or may not be.
OfolenWS 1 year ago
I think when everyone moves there I'll rule earth! Ha!
empoleongirl1 1 year ago
these are blowjobs lol
hilariobjx 1 year ago
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why would they state "more than 420" planets?
Rubyluvx3 1 year ago
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Rubyluvx3 1 year ago
just guessing
sounza 1 year ago
new planet my kidz
godmac090 1 year ago
i think life in the universe is a matter of combinations. you get a proper star to provide heat, and a proper planet at the right distance, and there is potential for life. of course there is more to it, but when you consider the size of the universe, the possibilities are almost infinite. for instance, if you want to get a glimpse of perspective... check "vy canis majoris", the largest start known to man. but even it is nothing relative to the universe itself. fascinating stuff indeed.
EugeneRushmore 1 year ago
@EugeneRushmore There is way more to it than distance and heat my friend. I am afraid we are stuck where we are...
GrandMaster2350 1 year ago
Discovery tv likes to give their guests lots of coffee to make a more dramatic effect for their show lol. they like to dumb down all the science talk for us common folk too.
MochizMuM 1 year ago
'there could be water and life'
so much for the idea that earth and mankind is 'chosen' one in the galaxy.
bye bye churchgoers - find another 'exclusive club' to feel cool
JheakrynaKyAlur 1 year ago
wow... sometimes you forget how cool astronomy is
EugeneRushmore 1 year ago
also, i would like to mention the theory about the world ending at midnight; what about the different time zones??????
maxinator53 1 year ago
Yea, packup our stuff, ad leave all mess on earth behind, to create a new mess around there.. ps:goodluck with a 350.000 year travel at 11miles p/s. XD
TheMetal4all 1 year ago