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Things I Know Nothing About
Things I Know Nothing About
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This is a place where we will explore things we don't know much about, but we are curious and want to know more. The topics covered will explore the research or evidence that exists and try to discuss the topics in a way that is easily understood.
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Things I Know Nothing About
Of Stardust and Supernovae: The Grand Journey of a Star

Ever looked up at the night sky and wondered about the story of a single star? From brilliant birth to explosive death, every star has an epic tale to tell. Join us on a journey through the cosmos as we explore the complete stellar lifecycle.


In this episode, we break down the awe-inspiring process of how stars are born, live, and die. We'll travel from the vast, cold clouds of gas and dust in a nebula to the fiery furnace of a main-sequence star. Discover how a star's mass seals its fate, determining whether it will end its life as a quiet white dwarf, a hyper-dense neutron star, or a mysterious black hole after a spectacular supernova explosion.


Whether you're an amateur astronomer or just curious about the universe, this episode makes complex astrophysics simple and fascinating.

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2 weeks ago
17 minutes 2 seconds

Things I Know Nothing About
Psilocybin: The Magic Mushroom That Could Change Everything

Psilocybin is a naturally occurring psychedelic compound found in certain types of fungi, commonly known as "magic mushrooms." After being eaten, the body converts it into psilocin, the active chemical that mimics the neurotransmitter serotonin and causes profound changes in perception, thought, and mood.


🧠 How It Works in the Brain


Psilocin's power comes from its striking similarity to serotonin, a key chemical messenger in your brain. It primarily binds to the serotonin 5-HT2A receptors, which triggers two significant effects:


- Brain Network Changes: It temporarily quiets the brain's Default Mode Network (DMN). Think of the DMN as your brain's "autopilot," responsible for self-reflection and mind-wandering. By disrupting this network, psilocybin allows different parts of the brain that don't normally communicate to link up, leading to a more flexible and fluid state of consciousness.


- Increased Neuroplasticity: Evidence suggests psilocybin helps the brain form new connections. It promotes synaptogenesis, the growth of new links between neurons, which may explain the long-lasting positive changes in mood and perspective reported in clinical studies.


⚕️ Therapeutic Potential and Risks


Psilocybin is a focal point of modern psychiatric research, especially when used in a controlled, therapeutic context.


Therapeutic Uses


The most robust evidence supports psilocybin-assisted therapy for treating Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD). Its ability to produce rapid and lasting antidepressant effects has earned it a "Breakthrough Therapy" designation from the FDA. It's also being studied for its potential to treat addiction (tobacco, alcohol), PTSD, and anxiety in terminally ill patients.


The success of this therapy heavily relies on "set and setting"—the person's mindset and the physical environment. Clinical trials always use trained facilitators in a safe, supportive room to guide the experience.


Safety and Risks ⚠️


Physically, psilocybin has low toxicity and is not considered addictive. Common side effects during the 4 to 6-hour experience include nausea, dizziness, and slight increases in heart rate and blood pressure.


The primary risks are psychological. While many users report feelings of euphoria and deep connection, some experience intense anxiety, fear, and paranoia, often called a "bad trip." Because of this, individuals with a personal or family history of psychosis (like schizophrenia) or bipolar disorder are advised against using it. A major risk outside of clinical settings is accidentally ingesting a poisonous look-alike mushroom.


⚖️ The Legal Landscape


Psilocybin's legal status is evolving but remains complex.


- United States: Federally, psilocybin is an illegal Schedule I substance. However, states like Oregon and Colorado have legalized its supervised therapeutic use, and numerous cities have decriminalized possession.


- Globally: While the chemical is controlled by a UN treaty, the mushrooms themselves are not, leading to a patchwork of different laws around the world.

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3 weeks ago
14 minutes 31 seconds

Things I Know Nothing About
Warp Drives, Wormholes, & Fusion: The Wildest Sci-Fi Propulsion Systems

Is warp speed possible? Could we ever build a real-life Starship Enterprise or create a stable wormhole? In this episode, we're blurring the line between science fiction and theoretical physics to explore the most imaginative propulsion systems ever conceived.We journey from the near-future promise of fusion rockets—bottling the power of a star—to the mind-bending concepts of Faster-Than-Light (FTL) travel. We'll break down the physics and fiction of the Alcubierre Warp Drive, wormholes, and hyperspace to see just how close humanity is to conquering the stars. If you love Star Trek, Star Wars, or just the future of space exploration, this is for you.🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into the science that powers our imagination!🚀 IN THIS VIDEO, WE EXPLORE:- Fusion Rockets: The science behind using a miniature, controlled star to propel a spacecraft at incredible speeds. Is this the future of interplanetary travel?- The FTL Barrier: Why Einstein's theory of relativity says we can't break the cosmic speed limit, and how science fiction gets around it.- The Alcubierre "Warp" Drive: A detailed breakdown of the most famous theoretical FTL concept. Learn how it proposes to bend spacetime and what "exotic matter" has to do with it.- Wormholes vs. Hyperspace: We differentiate the theoretical physics of wormholes (shortcuts through spacetime) from the narrative convenience of hyperspace, a concept popular in sci-fi.


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1 month ago
19 minutes 38 seconds

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Star Sailors & Atomic Engines

How will humanity really travel to the stars? Beyond the limits of chemical rockets lies a new frontier of space propulsion. In this episode of Igniting the Void, we dive deep into the future of spacecraft engines that harness the power of the atom and the sun to take us to Mars, the outer planets, and eventually, other star systems.We explore three revolutionary technologies on the horizon: the high-efficiency marathon runners of electric propulsion, the immense power of nuclear fission rockets, and the elegant simplicity of solar sails propelled by starlight itself. If you're fascinated by rocket science, astrophysics, and the future of space exploration, this is the episode for you.🚀 IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL DISCOVER:- Electric Propulsion: Learn how ion thrusters and Hall effect thrusters achieve incredible fuel efficiency (high specific impulse), making them perfect for long-duration interplanetary missions.- Nuclear Fission Propulsion: Uncover the science behind Nuclear Thermal Propulsion (NTP) and Nuclear Electric Propulsion (NEP). We discuss how NASA plans to use these systems to drastically cut travel time to Mars.- Solar Sails: Explore the concept of "propellantless" propulsion. How can a spacecraft be pushed by nothing but sunlight? We break down photon pressure and look at missions like Breakthrough Starshot.🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into the science and technology shaping our future in space!


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1 month ago
15 minutes 10 seconds

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Breathing Fire: How Jets and Rockets Conquer Gravity

Ever wondered what separates a commercial airliner cruising at 30,000 feet from a rocket soaring into the void of space? It all comes down to the incredible science of propulsion.

In this episode, we dive deep into the fundamental principles of thrust, exploring the two titans of engineering that allow us to conquer both the atmosphere and the final frontier. We break down how these incredible machines generate mind-boggling power and why they are designed for two completely different environments.

In This Episode, You'll Learn:

🚀 Part 1: Chemical Rocket Propulsion - The Foundation of the Space AgeWe explore the physics behind rockets, how they carry their own oxygen to function in a vacuum, and the foundational technology that took humanity to the Moon and is pushing us toward Mars.

✈️ Part 2: Air-Breathing Jet Engines - Dominance Within the AtmosphereDiscover the genius of using the air around us as part of the engine. We break down the "suck, squeeze, bang, blow" cycle that powers everything from fighter jets to the airliner that takes you on vacation.

If you enjoyed this breakdown, please like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more deep dives into science and engineering!

#Propulsion #Engineering #RocketScience #Aerospace #JetEngine #Rockets #SciencePodcast #Physics #HowItWorks #SpaceExploration


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1 month ago
22 minutes 44 seconds

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Unveiling the Cosmic Mystery: The Accelerating Universe and the Enigma of Dark Energy

Our universe is not just expanding—it's speeding up! A mysterious force called dark energy is pushing the cosmos apart, making up nearly 70% of everything that exists, yet we know almost nothing about it. Join us as we explore the invisible force shaping the ultimate fate of our universe.In this video, discover:💥 The Nobel Prize-winning discovery using Type Ia supernovae as cosmic "standard candles."🌌 The multiple lines of evidence from the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) that support the theory.🤔 The profound puzzles it creates, like the Cosmological Constant Problem—often called "the worst prediction in physics."🔭 The next-generation space missions (Roman Space Telescope, Euclid, DESI) designed to finally solve the mystery.Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into cosmic mysteries!#DarkEnergy #Cosmology #Astrophysics #UniverseExpansion #SpaceScience #ScienceExplained


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1 month ago
18 minutes 4 seconds

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Dark Matter: The Hunt for the Universe's Invisible Architect

Unravel the universe's invisible architect. Dark matter makes up 85% of all matter, yet we can't see or touch it. So how do we know it exists, and how are scientists hunting for this cosmic ghost? Join us as we explore one of physics' greatest mysteries.In this video, discover:✨ The Evidence: Why galaxies spin faster than expected (rotation curves) and how gravitational lensing reveals hidden mass.🔬 The Suspects: Explore leading candidates for dark matter particles, from WIMPs to axions.🌍 The Global Hunt: Learn how deep underground experiments and massive colliders (like the LHC) are searching for answers.🤔 Alternative Theories: Could our understanding of gravity itself be incomplete (MOND)?Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into the universe's biggest questions!#DarkMatter #Cosmology #Physics #Astrophysics #WIMPs #MOND #ScienceExplained #UnsolvedMysteries


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2 months ago
31 minutes 15 seconds

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Black Holes: The Universe's Ultimate Enigma

Black holes are the universe's ultimate mystery, with gravity so strong that not even light can escape. This video is your guide to the mind-bending science behind these cosmic enigmas, explained in simple terms.⚫️ IN THIS VIDEO, YOU'LL DISCOVER:- What Happens If You Fall In? Learn what a black hole really is (hint: it's not a hole!) and explore the terrifying reality of "spaghettification."- Finding the Invisible: Discover the clever ways scientists detect black holes, from watching stars dance to capturing the first-ever image with the Event Horizon Telescope.- Giants of the Universe: Explore the different sizes of black holes, from stellar-mass to the supermassive monsters at the center of galaxies, and find out why they aren't cosmic vacuum cleaners.- The Biggest Unanswered Questions: Dive into the deep mysteries about black holes that still challenge our fundamental understanding of physics and the universe.If you're ready to have your mind blown, don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more cosmic adventures!#BlackHoles #Astronomy #Space #ScienceExplained #EventHorizon #Spaghettification #SupermassiveBlackHole #EHT


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2 months ago
17 minutes 37 seconds

Things I Know Nothing About
Cosmic Clouds: The Birthplaces and Graveyards of Stars

Nebulae are more than just beautiful cosmic clouds—they are the stellar workshops of the universe. From the fiery birth of new stars to the spectacular death of old ones, this video is your ultimate guide to these mesmerizing wonders.✨ IN THIS VIDEO, YOU'LL DISCOVER:- Cosmic Nurseries: Journey inside famous star-forming regions like the Orion Nebula and the iconic "Pillars of Creation" where new solar systems are born.- A Star's Final Bow: Witness the two spectacular ends of a star's life: the beautiful "planetary nebulae" from Sun-like stars and the violent "supernova remnants" like the Crab Nebula.- We Are Stardust: Uncover the profound connection between nebulae and us, and how the elements of life are forged and recycled in these cosmic clouds.- Hubble vs. Webb: See how the Hubble and James Webb telescopes work together to reveal the breathtaking secrets hidden within nebulae.If you're amazed by the beauty of the cosmos, don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into space!#Nebulae #Astronomy #Space #StarFormation #Hubble #JamesWebbSpaceTelescope #OrionNebula #CrabNebula #WeAreStardust


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2 months ago
16 minutes 14 seconds

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Exoplanets: The Search for a Second Earth

Are we alone in the universe? 🌌 The discovery of thousands of exoplanets—worlds orbiting other stars—suggests we might not be. This video is your ultimate guide to these incredible alien worlds and the monumental search for a second Earth.🔭 IN THIS VIDEO, YOU'LL DISCOVER: How We Find Alien Worlds: Learn the clever "wobble" and "dimming light" methods scientists use to detect planets hundreds of light-years away.- The Hunt for a Second Earth: Explore the "Goldilocks Zone," the search for atmospheric biosignatures, and the strange types of planets that exist, like "Hot Jupiters" and "Super Earths."- Groundbreaking Discoveries: Dive into K2-18b, a water world with potential signs of life, and Proxima Centauri b, our closest exoplanet neighbor.- The Future of Exploration: Discover Breakthrough Starshot, the audacious plan to send tiny interstellar probes to other star systems at 20% the speed of light.If you're fascinated by the search for life, don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more cosmic explorations!#Exoplanets #Astrobiology #SpaceExploration #JamesWebbSpaceTelescope #SearchForLife #K218b #ProximaCentaurib #Science


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2 months ago
23 minutes 3 seconds

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Why We're Really Going Back to the Moon

The Moon is more than just a rock in our sky. It’s a world born from a cosmic collision, a guardian that stabilizes Earth's climate, and our stepping stone to the stars. This video uncovers the Moon's biggest secrets, from its violent past to humanity's ambitious future.🚀 IN THIS VIDEO, YOU'LL DISCOVER:- The Moon's Explosive Origin: How a planet-sized collision with Earth 4.5 billion years ago created our lunar companion.- Earth's Silent Guardian: The way its gravity creates our tides and stabilizes our planet's climate, making complex life possible.- Lunar Riches & Resources: The hidden treasures like water ice and valuable minerals that will fuel future space missions.- Our Return to Stay: From the historic Apollo landings to NASA's Artemis program, which aims to build a permanent human presence on the Moon.- The Tech of Tomorrow: A look at the futuristic Lunar Gateway space station, 3D-printed moonbases, and the plan to "live off the land" with ISRU technology.If you love space exploration, don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more cosmic adventures!#Moon #LunarExploration #Artemis #NASAMoon #SpaceExploration #Science #GiantImpactHypothesis #ISRU #LunarGateway


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2 months ago
18 minutes 1 second

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The Terrifying & Beautiful Life of Our Sun

Ever wonder what secrets lie within the fiery heart of our Sun? 🌞 This video is your ultimate guide to the star that powers our world, from its violent solar flares and wild space weather to its ultimate fate as a red giant. This is the incredible science of our home star, explained simply.In this video, you will discover:- ☀️ Its True Identity: Learn why our Sun is a "yellow dwarf" star, how it holds 99.8% of the solar system's mass, and is large enough to fit 1.3 million Earths inside.- 🔥 A Journey Through Its Layers: We'll dive from its 27-million-degree core, where nuclear fusion rages, through its complex interior, and out to its mysterious, super-hot atmosphere—the corona.- 🛰️ Powerful Space Weather: Understand the Sun's 11-year solar cycle, sunspots, and massive solar storms. Learn how the solar wind creates the beautiful auroras and how these events can impact our technology.- 🌌 Its Ultimate Fate: Travel billions of years into the future to see the Sun expand into a red giant, shed its layers to form a planetary nebula, and finally end its life as a dense white dwarf.If you love astronomy and space exploration, don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into the cosmos!#TheSun #Astronomy #Space #SolarSystem #Science #NASA #SpaceWeather #StellarEvolution #YellowDwarf #RedGiant #WhiteDwarf #Astrophysics #UniverseExplained


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2 months ago
17 minutes 31 seconds

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The Oort Cloud: The Solar System's Frozen Frontier

Is there a giant, hidden planet lurking at the edge of our solar system? We dive into the compelling hunt for Planet Nine, a hypothetical "super-Earth" whose gravity could explain the strange, clustered orbits of distant icy objects and even the tilt of our entire solar system.We also journey to the mysterious Oort Cloud, the vast, spherical shell of trillions of comets that marks the true boundary of the Sun's influence. Discover how the search is heating up with the upcoming Vera C. Rubin Observatory, which may soon solve this incredible cosmic mystery.#PlanetNine #OortCloud #SpaceExploration #Astronomy #SolarSystem #PlanetX #Science #HiddenPlanet #VeraRubinObservatory


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2 months ago
46 minutes 41 seconds

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The Asteroid Belt: Remnants of a Failed Planet

Forget the crowded asteroid fields from sci-fi! The real asteroid belt is a vast, mysterious frontier holding the key to our future. We explore the latest discoveries, from Hygiea's potential new status as a dwarf planet to the trillion-dollar industry of asteroid mining.Learn how asteroids are rich in precious metals like platinum and water for rocket fuel, and see how the James Webb Space Telescope is finding similar belts around distant stars. Join us for a journey into the resource-rich future of space exploration!#AsteroidBelt #SpaceMining #Hygiea #DwarfPlanet #Ceres #Astronomy #SpaceExploration #NASA #JamesWebbSpaceTelescope #FutureTech


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2 months ago
32 minutes 46 seconds

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Pluto and the Dwarf Planets: Redefining Our Solar System

Could life be hiding on the mysterious dwarf planets in our own solar system? Join us as we explore groundbreaking discoveries from NASA's New Horizons mission and the James Webb Space Telescope. We'll journey to Pluto, a complex world with a hidden ocean and flowing glaciers, and to Ceres, a cryovolcanic oasis in the asteroid belt. Discover how distant worlds like Eris, Makemake, and the ringed Haumea are challenging everything we know about planetary science and the potential for life in the icy depths of the Kuiper Belt.#DwarfPlanets #NewHorizons #Pluto #Eris #Makemake #Haumea #Ceres #NASA #SpaceExploration #SearchForLife #KuiperBelt #SolarSystem #Astronomy #ScienceFacts #JamesWebbSpaceTelescope #Cryovolcanism


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2 months ago
43 minutes 33 seconds

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Neptune: The Windy Giant of the Solar System's Outer Reaches

Explore Neptune, the eighth and most distant planet in our solar system, a world of mystery discovered through the power of mathematics. This video covers everything from its stunning prediction to the groundbreaking discoveries from NASA's Voyager 2—humanity's one and only visit.🛰️ Voyager 2's Historic Flyby (1989)- Uncovered the fastest winds in the solar system.- Revealed the iconic "Great Dark Spot," a massive storm system.- Discovered faint rings and six new moons.👽 Triton: A Captured Ocean World?- Explore Neptune's largest moon, Triton, likely a captured object from the Kuiper Belt.- Voyager 2 witnessed active cryovolcanoes (geysers) erupting on its surface.- It's a prime candidate for a subsurface liquid water ocean, making it a key target in the search for life.🚀 The Future of Neptune Exploration- Learn about the immense challenges of returning to the outer solar system.- Discover proposed future missions like "Neptune Odyssey" designed to finally unlock the secrets of this enigmatic ice giant and its captivating moon.#Neptune #Voyager2 #Triton #SpaceExploration #NASA #SolarSystem #Astronomy #IceGiant #GreatDarkSpot #FutureMissions #SearchForLife #PlanetaryScience #SubsurfaceOcean #Cryovolcanism


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2 months ago
57 minutes 4 seconds

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Uranus: The Tilted Ice Giant and Its Mysterious Moons

Was our only close-up of Uranus a cosmic misunderstanding? For decades, our knowledge of the ice giant came from Voyager 2's 1986 flyby. Now, scientists believe the spacecraft arrived during a powerful solar storm that hid the planet's true nature.This changes everything we thought we knew, suggesting Uranus's moons might not be geologically dead after all.👽 A New Frontier for Life?The skewed data means four of Uranus's largest moons—Ariel, Umbriel, Titania, and Oberon—are now prime candidates for hosting subsurface liquid water oceans, making them high-priority targets in the search for extraterrestrial life.🔭 Uranus Quick Facts:- The Tilted Planet: Rotates on its side with an extreme 98-degree tilt.- Ice Giant: Composed of water, methane, and ammonia ices.- Coldest World: Holds the record for the coldest atmosphere in the solar system (-224°C / -371°F).🚀 The Next Mission:Learn about the Uranus Orbiter and Probe (UOP), NASA's top-priority flagship mission to finally unlock the secrets of this distant world and its potentially life-bearing moons.#Uranus #NASA #SpaceExploration #Astrobiology #Voyager2 #IceGiants #MoonsOfUranus #AlienLife #ScienceNews #PlanetaryScience #UOP


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2 months ago
37 minutes 25 seconds

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Unveiling the Secrets of the Ringed Giant: Saturn's Enduring Allure

Join us on an incredible journey to Saturn, the stunning ringed planet that continues to captivate scientists and dreamers alike! 🪐In this video, we'll explore: The Iconic Rings: Discover their icy composition and the complex structures, like "propeller features," hidden within them. The Moons of Promise: Saturn hosts the most moons in the solar system, with two prime candidates for extraterrestrial life. Tour the methane lakes of Titan, a potential haven for exotic life, and dive into the subsurface ocean of Enceladus, where active plumes suggest Earth-like hydrothermal vents. A Legacy of Exploration: Relive the groundbreaking discoveries of the Cassini-Huygens mission, which orbited Saturn for 13 years, and look ahead to the next chapter of exploration with NASA's Dragonfly rotorcraft, set to fly across the surface of Titan.#saturn #spaceexploration #CassiniHuygens #titan #enceladus #planetaryscience #oceanworlds #astrobiology #nasa #space #solarsystem


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2 months ago
1 hour 10 minutes 24 seconds

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Jupiter: The King of Planets, From Ancient Myths to Future Discoveries

Explore Jupiter, the enigmatic gas giant that has captivated humanity for millennia. 🪐 In this video, we uncover its greatest mysteries.• A World of Storms: Learn about the Great Red Spot, a storm larger than Earth with winds over 500 mph.• The Galilean Moons: Journey to Jupiter's four largest moons, including the volcanic Io and Ganymede, the largest moon in the solar system.• An Ocean World: Discover Europa, whose icy shell hides a saltwater ocean with more water than all of Earth's oceans combined—a prime candidate in the search for life.• Robotic Explorers: See how missions like Juno are studying Jupiter right now, and how future missions like Europa Clipper and JUICE will investigate its potentially life-harboring moons.Join us on this incredible journey to a giant world that holds clues to the formation of our solar system and the potential for life beyond Earth.#jupiter #gasgiants #greatredspot #europa #ios #ganymede #Callisto #NASA #spaceexploration #solarsystem #astronomy #science #junomission #europaclipper #planetaryscience #ExtraterrestrialLife


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2 months ago
33 minutes 39 seconds

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Mars: Humanity's Enduring Fascination and Our Journey to the Red Planet

For millennia, Mars has been a beacon in our night sky, inspiring myths and wonder. Join our deep dive into the Red Planet! 🚀From the first flyby of Mariner 4 that revealed a cratered landscape, to the rover missions that changed everything, we chart humanity's quest to understand our neighbor.• Follow the Water: Learn how Spirit and Opportunity discovered definitive evidence of past liquid water.• Search for Habitability: See how the Curiosity rover found proof of ancient, habitable lakebeds.• The Hunt for Life: Follow the Perseverance rover as it searches for direct signs of past microbial life and collects the first samples for return to Earth.The next giant leap is a human one. We'll break down the ambitious goals of NASA and SpaceX, and the immense physiological, psychological, and ethical hurdles we must overcome to put boots on Martian soil.#mars #spaceexploration #nasa #perseverancerover #curiosityrover #artemisprogram #spacex #humanspaceflight #redplanet #astrobiology #science #futureofspace


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2 months ago
54 minutes 36 seconds

Things I Know Nothing About
This is a place where we will explore things we don't know much about, but we are curious and want to know more. The topics covered will explore the research or evidence that exists and try to discuss the topics in a way that is easily understood.