From its orbits, to its temperatures, to its place in the grand scale of the solar system, and more! Join me as we show you some facts and history about Mercury!
10. The History Of Mercury
Before we really deep dive into the facts about the planet, let’s talk about the beginnings of the planet in terms of its discovery from our perspective.
From its composition, to its potential for housing human life, and more! Join me as I show you some facts and the history of Venus!
8. The History Of Venus
Before we get into the facts and figures and the numbers behind the planet that is Venus, we probably should talk about how we discovered it.
From its history of discovery, to its composition on the ground and in the atmosphere, to what it might mean to Earth in the very near future! Join me as I show you some of the history and facts about Mars!
9. How We Found Mars
If astronomy has taught us anything, it’s that the earliest civilizations that were on Earth were incredibly advanced in not just looking at the stars above
From how it was discovered, to the many moons it possesses, and more! Join me as I show you facts and the history of Jupiter!
9. The Finding Of Jupiter
A key part of astronomy as a whole is knowing when people first saw and documented key objects in the sky, this of course includes the planets like Jupiter
From its rings, to its makeup, to its hidden wonders, and more! Join me as I reveal to you the history and some facts, about Saturn!
8. The Finding Of Saturn
Believe it or not, Saturn has a long and multi-layered history of being found, and its first appearances are further back in time than you would think.
From its discovery in the sky, to the unique tilt that sets it apart, and more! Join me as we show you Uranus Facts and History!
9. Its Discovery
Before diving into the various facts about Uranus and how it quite possibly became what it is today. We need to first understand how it got discovered, because it’s a tale that is rather familiar when it comes to the outer planets.
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You forgot Earth and Neptune..
Thanks for the upload, IC..💖
Mercury has mercuryquakes not earthquakes.
Bro: Where is Neptune ? ..
Hi guys, here is Neptune: https://youtu.be/XliuE_oGb8k
Who was the numbskull that kept muttering in the background in the first 10 minutes?
PS "further from the truth" is correct. "Farther from…" refers to physical distance.
I was about to shut this down and go feed my fat face but then the subject of how Uranus got its name came up. Very interesting. What if they did name it Neptune 🤔 i know next to nothing about Greek mythology so that helped.
I hear there is a black hole near Uranus that emits dark matter.
How many mercuryquakes does Mercury have
The shout out to Sailor Moon made me happy 😁
The harsh sounds on the Jupiter video are a problem
I wonder how many moons (with regards to Mars) would it take to crash into the planet, with the intent on increasing its mass (attempted fusion between both gravitational bodies)… With increased mass, Mars should experience an increase to its gravitational strength. Would crashing both of its moons suffice (or will it require more mass/asteroids)? With increased gravitational strength, not only will Mars be better able to hold onto its atmosphere (which would thicken in time, especially when humans/organic life begin to product waste gas as a byproduct from their [basic] life functions)… More importantly, the gravitational strength would amplifier the insulting effect that is born of the Martian crust, and other geological lays. This would lead to a buildup of heat at the planets core, and the aforementioned insulation effect will maintain the increase of heat… The result? An active core, and a gained magnetic field, that will shield it from the sun's radiation.
Then again, it might be best to just create an artificial Agatha within the large lava tunnels created within the surface of Mars. And like the steam from a shower, there will be need to merge the essence of a greenhouse, with that of a water reservoir (both of which can be created on Mars, especially if narcissit and idiot "hElon-musk" doesn't evaporate the planets free remaining sources of water via nuclear bombardment. And who in their right mind [answer: other clowns, sociopaths/ENTP] would give hElon-musk the green light to nukes???)… Back to the aforementioned 'steam', it can contained and then illuminated with light, thus creating an artificially lit atmosphere understand… This will represent some of the early stages for the creation of an underground Agatha. It is possible to then build on this, by incorporating an evolving ecosystem _(first, a simple ecosystem that will sustain basic life, and then build on that until it can sustain more complex life, such as monkeys, and eventually humans… Or transhumans. The latter is more resilient).