The First REAL Images Taken From The Surface Of Other Worlds (4K UHD)
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- čas přidán 1. 10. 2020
- Since the 1950s we have been sending space probes out into the solar system to explore distant planets and moons. Some of these amazing probes were designed to land and photograph the surface of certain worlds, but what did the see? Let's take a look!
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Do not forget the Mars Lander from the Soviet Union landed on Mars before.
Your videos deserve more than just subscribe and likes.
Yup!
@Tyrone yeah but at least now images can possibly be acknowledged as time lapse photos and/or extra slow video frames per hour whatever. They also have both a photo and sound recording from Venus's probe which appears dishonest compared to ancient A-M radio during weather experiences. But now they divulge time slots in multimedia signal to uncontradict thereby revealing missing thunder and audio static segments. If not for Mar's sunset video, I would suspect them for boondoggling conartists concerning Venus. Otherwise some type of lightning strikes should have signaled through their electronics. I felt cheated, dumbed down, by the Russian dummer reports which omitted explanation clues. Americans make it difficult too but at least sometimes possible to comprehend. Mars dust-devils danced across larger area than shown on space-video clips.
Humans: I wonder what's out there
Planets: best I can do is ROCKS
What if the aliens live in the underground of those planets 🤔 lol
Also gases. Don't forget the gases! Lol
@@youngstickz Don't try to ask that question. They probably don't, if they did live anywhere near us. They know that we exploring space, making them hide better I assume. Since their aircraft is abnormal, we don't know how the work.
If we go on here as we do now, there will be only rocks too...
@@youngstickz there's a great amount of chance that aliens exist on Venus's clouds and Mars's rocks as microbes
Maybe as dead organic substances like viruses which get alive when they enter a host or something
2:09 Moon
4:12 Venus
5:25 Mars
8:01 Titan [Moon of Saturn]
Thanks
It's still astonishing to see these pictures and clips. To see what's so far away in such detail, it never gets old.
I know right!! And it’s not just a picture, it’s a picture from a place millions of kilometers away which makes it the extra more astonishing.
It's mental that one day people are going to land on Mars and experience a feeling no one else has, not even the Apollo teams. To see a sun set through what seems like a filter, standing on a baron world millions of miles away
im from Wales would you like a photo of my living room?
I know what you mean exactly. It's such a captivating feeling. Such nearly incomprehensible size, distance and time. I often look at the hubbell galleries online to get more of that feeling.
And what about those images from the surface of Pluto....mind blowing!!
When i was young i would go to the roof of our summer house in the night, fortunately there wasn't much light pollution back then. I would lay down and stare at the night sky revealing brilliant stars, the more i look the stars the bigger and clearer the view gets. After an hour or two i could recognize constellations and every now and then i would be terrified, to feel how tiny i was in a vast enormously gigantic universe. but it was so satisfying. Sadly i didn't have time to pursue or do things i loved in my life. Many responsibilities came as years passed by, and now when i watched this it just reminded me of that 12 years old boy full of dreams and curiosity. This is beautiful and magnificent work put together to make an informative video. You've more than earned my like and subscribe!
Stephen, sounds like you and I had a similar childhood and fascination with the universe. I grew up in the 70's and 80's. Today, I own a home in the mountains of Western North Carolina that is very remote with absolutely no light pollution for many many miles. On a cold winter night, I can look up into the night sky and sometimes I see things that would amaze you, like the passing of satellites lit up by the Sun. One night, I saw a mysterious object, very odd light that sent chills down my spine as it would pulsate and move back and forth across the sky.
Sounds like me in the 90s and 00s :) I still stay in the same area, though, and still look to the sky often. Used to be able to see the small and large magellanic clouds, not anymore what with the growing light pollution. Very sad. What got me replying is the mysterious object you saw. I've seen similar things a few times here, and also when I was in the mountains about 100km from here. Rationally, it might have been a few satellites following each other, looking like what you described, but I dunno, man... I've also once or twice seen red flashing lights in the sky. Exciting, if anything!
I had similar experiences when I would go visit my grandparents. They would lay a blanket in the grass and I would stair at the night sky for hours. I was fortunate enough to be able to go to Space Camp at the Kennedy Space Center when I was 14 and now when I am 30 I still am gripped by my fascination for the universe. I would do more for the Space Program, but since I am not skilled in Mathmatics or engineering that future could never happen, but if I could go to space and afford it, I would go in a heartbeat
I like you comment man glad to see someone was the same way loved to look up at the night sky not much light pollution it’s great my cousins house was the best in was out in the country nearest house was 2 miles away and the drive way to his house was like a half mile it was a really nice 2 story house but nothing beats the open night sky
dang i wish i had a cool roof :(
Space is so amazingly mysterious...
Not as much as the ocean.
Biraj Thapa yes 100,000,000,0000,000x more mysterious
@Leander Herman space is still mysterious, there's like billions of other planets, and more we haven't discovered. Millions and probably billions of galaxies as well
We are so fortunate. For tens of thousands of years, Mankind has gazed at the heavens and could only wonder what was out there. Today, we can actually see the surfaces of alien worlds. Amazing.
Idk, but CZcams's recommendation is more mysterious than the space, at least for me lol
Hi Everyone, I hope you enjoyed the video. It’s another relaxed one, no fast transitions or sound effects, just real images from amazing worlds that we have visited. A nice watch before bed 😉. Let me know which planet you found the most fascinating in the comment section below and thanks for watching! V (p.s the planet in the thumnail is Venus NOT Jupiter!)
I'm literally watching in bed now 🤗
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Great as always and a good video to relax and unwind to
Awesome video awesome pics and your last words were great too. 👍
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Every night I look in the sky and see these planets as a Dot in the sky. I say to myself that these dots are actually humongous bodies that are so far away. What is happening there? Maybe there's a strom moving there? These are the questions I ask to myself. Every night I go to the roof and look at the sky, what a beautiful world it is.
Exactly 😂 and I ask myself what if there are beings in a different dimension we can't see living life everyday there..space is so beautiful and mysterious but so terrifying!
Me too every time the sky is clear, and if you have binoculars or a telescope it's even better 😄
@@zenith7024 I just got a 70mm! Not the best out there but you can see a lot..Mars has been close enough to get a good view..the bands on Jupiter and its moons can be seen pretty well..and the rings of Saturn..it always amazes me though that Saturn and Jupiter are so huge but Saturn looks so tiny in the scope lol see a lot of weird stuff I don't know what it could be as well😂
@@averyevans8115 I started off with a 70mm refractor, then eventually went up to a heavy 120mm refractor, and the details are much better, I've seen Saturn up close with cloud bands and even different colours on the rings, but what amazes me is galaxies, even though they appear very faint and fuzzy they are filled with billions of stars, which in turn probably have trillions of planets. Ye I know what you mean about dimensions, I've often thought about that myself, we know very little about whats out there in space, maybe in time we will know more 😄
So I’m not the only one ;)
Imagine the view on Saturn from its Moon Titan.. Must be so beautiful!
You can't see it.
you cant see it because of the dense atmosphere and methane gas clouds
You probably wouldn't be able to see Saturn on Titan because of how hazy it's atmosphere is
Something worth thinking of,must be really wonderful...
Psh, he can just land on a different moon, there are plenty to go around.
It’s crazy because those rocks could have been sitting there for billions of years 😂
Hi
The very atoms that make up your body have been around for probably 10 billions years.
@@mitseraffej5812 how can we possibly know the age of anything?
@@Crazyoldman84 . I think cosmologists and other people that spend their entire working life thinking about these sorts of things of have theories and explanations about where and when all the stuff in the universe came into being. Of course many others think God made it all in 6 days about 6 thousand years ago and have well rehearsed explanations as to why the scientific theories are flawed. Me, I just want to have a bit more fun before I die.
@@Crazyoldman84 radiometric dating
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Imagine the scenery after landing on Europa looking at the night sky at Jupiter some day 🤔👍
ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE
It sounds scary.
@P L Lol guess that’s why go equipped you don’t wanna stand there and all of a sudden uh oh 😂
@@sergioleone4215 that’s just a quote from a movie bro don’t think that’s for real anyway we don’t know till we get there I mean their building a satellite/probe now to go there pretty soon but it won’t land it’s just going there to take high resolution pics in orbit
Looking at Jupiter from Europa surface would be a unique and intriguing experience.
These images are... Out of this world!
Literally
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Too bad there was no lander on the New Horizons Pluto mission like the Huygens probe on Cassini.. Granted, they had absolutely no idea what to expect at Pluto, and that is a bad way to design a landing probe.. But still, it would have been really cool to have some surface photos and data..
My mouse moved at relativistic speeds to click the notification for this video :)
I really enjoyed seeing images of Mars. Then, there were “incredible” images of the planet of Venus that were “amazing” images of the Venusian surface! I always wondered if man-made spacecraft could survive on its surface long enough to send clear photos.
Why the quotation marks
@@Bruh-hq1hx expressing a higher degree than average
Incredible what we've discovered in the past 50 years. This was a Great video, thank you.
Images like these never cease to give me chills.
Fantastic video as always!
I really like the narrator's rationale for space exploration. Not only does it create news jobs and technologies, but space exploration also helps bring nations together. Maybe our endless curiosity about the heavens will help forge common bonds among all peoples on Earth, making our planet a safer place. We can only hope.
Man i got to love this channel so much especially the spacecrafts that take such amazing photos
The explanation that accompanies every picture is what makes this video engrossing.
Between the voiceover, the video, and the background music, I subbed in about 10 seconds of watching. Good job.
Amazing video. Thanks for speaking slowly and clearly.
I loved this video. Thank you so much for showing these pictures, they are amazing. Good job sir. 👍
I always like your videos before even watching it.
Keep it up man !!!
Venus will reveal a lot in the near future
And so will Uranus :^)
@@lookintomyeyesunculteredon9613 lmao
@@lookintomyeyesunculteredon9613 winner of best comment lmfao
All these planets are revealing is theirs no life on other planets and if we fuckup earth where shit outta luck
@@chrisr7230 That is not strictly true. The latest news about Venus is there has been signs of life, through intelligent looking molecules, forming in the Venusian atmosphere. Also there is a possibility, of similar life forming, on Titan, Europa, and Encleadus.
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Thank you, I really appreciate the amazing feedback and I hope I can continue producing videos that you enjoy. Oh and welcome to the channel. V
Quickest 10 mins of my life. Great content as always 👏🏼
I search for these pictures and videos all the time, thanks for compiling them!
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Another masterstroke video..
Enjoyed the album of pictures..
Nicely summed up..
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I absolutely love this channel and I'm always waiting for next new one. I liked titans photograph wish there was more. I love to see the surface of Gayamede and the holy grail of pictures just a decent picture of proxima b just a picture of the planet maybe through gravitational lensing maybe one day before I go......🙏
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Great pictures, still very mesmerising! Keep it up.
Perhaps some day space exploration will connect peoples of different worlds.
Thanks for sharing.
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No it will not.
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However few... i love the images of Venus. Mainly because it's such an inhospitable place - not that you'd notice from the photos themselves. Would be great to get a standard colour photo of the surface in different areas.
I very much enjoyed this video, great narration and I really loved the background music, so much so that I'm going to itunes to purchase the one featured here and any more that I like. I liked and subbed, keep up the great work.
Excellent video. I love this stuff. Thank you
Cool video. Love this channel.
Venus' surface always fascinated me. For the Soviet probe to last as long as it did in 900 degree F surface temperature with Venus' absolutely terrible atmospheric pressure along with acid rain coming down it's a miracle it even survived for one minute. I'm willing to bet Venus has totally broken down the Venera probes back into the base elements that they came from. It's a hellish place is understatement.
Did you know that there are locations in the atmosphere of Venus, where you could live with just a gas mask? And we could have a settlement floating at that height, because in Venus's atmosphere, oxygen is buoyant.
@@fortnite.burger I remember one 70's PBS fictional show in which a scientist released algae into Venus' upper atmosphere converting the greenhouse gases into oxygen. After the atmosphere cleared up he found out he'd killed unknown surface life after the terraforming lol.
@@tomservo5347 That sounds like a good show. I don't think that there could be life on Venus though, since it is so hot and there are no areas on the surface at a livable temperature, and a complete lack of water. I think Enceladus, Titan, and Europa have the highest chances of having life.
Once again a great video. Thanks
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It's crazy, in the Venus photos. In the first one, you can see how good/clean the probe looks. But in the final one, it's melted.
Just shows you how hot Venus is, not to mention the crushing pressure, Venus would be like a hell zone for us, but I've heard high up in the clouds temperatures are more closer to earths
@@zenith7024 Yeah, it's true. Venus has potential to have blimps with US placed in the clouds.
So how did the parachutes not burn up
Nicely done, thank you.
My favorite space channel of all time ! ❤️
I really like the narrator's rationale for the importance of space exploration: it helps create new jobs, new technologies, and bring nations together.
5:14 Probably also worth mentioning USSR's Mars 3, which landed before Viking 1, transmitted for ~20 seconds sending back a 70 lines of an image before suffering from a possible electrostatic discharge (may have been hit by lightning). Had Mars 3 not land in the middle of a dust storm it might have survived longer. I probably also would've added images from Philae (ESA's comet lander that hitched a ride on the Rosetta probe) and images from JAXA's Hayabusa 2 accompanying spacecraft (Rover 1A/1B I think it was).
Thanx for that, that was amazing. I always love seeing real images from foreign planets
Again a truly fantastic video...The back ground music works too....love it...
Amazing photos. But it is sad that we have only landed on the moon, Venus, Mars and Titan so far. I want pictures from the surface of Mercury, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Enceladus, Triton, Pluto etc. Perhaps some day.
S t x x m y•b q t t e r f i y Venus is hotter than Mercury gets during the day I believe
Actually we landed on a comet and several asteroid as well
@S t x x m y•b q t t e r f i y the Philae lander on rossetta spacecraft (ESA) landed on comet 67p hayabusa landed on asteroid itokawa and hayabusa 2 landed on ryugu about 2 years ago there are few others I can't remember
@S t x x m y•b q t t e r f i y Mercury is not as hot as Venus even though it's closer to the Sun Venus has had a runaway greenhouse effect that makes it 900 Degrees night and day hot enough to melt lead and it makes the Rocks glow red Mercury because it has no atmosphere to speak of is 750 degrees during the day and - 300 at night
@S t x x m y•b q t t e r f i y run away greenhouse effect 900 degrees night and day. Mercuru 750 in the day ÷300 at night
Can you perhaps do the next spacecraft video on the galileo spacecraft? I think it's a underrated spacecraft that deserves much more exposure
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Last time I was this early, cameras hadn't been invented yet
Must have been pretty early!
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That was amazing. Thank you so much. Love your channel ✌😎👍
The triangle craft at 2:59
Nice catch. Probably a probe from from alpha centauri or sirius system.
Edit: Also there's a monolith there.
You’ve explained the crushing atmosphere of Venus and what it would be like in a magic 👩🚀 space suit, I love those videos there so astonishing
Such a calming voice and music. He makes science more interesting than school😂❤️
incredible video, thank you!
7:01 never seen that before
Venus averages like 462C / 864F on the surface, pressure similar to that of being 3,000 feet underwater, absolutely terrifying
Pressure cooker but planet size LOL
127 mins on the surface of Venus! Impressive!
Nice videos man
I love you channel and Thanks for information. ☺️
Hi!
Wonderful as always!
By the way, do you know if there will ever be a mission to Neptune soon? 😟🥺😢
I wish, I would love to see Neptune up close. But we will have to wait a while for that mission unfortunately.
@@V101SPACE Oh ok.
Thanks anyway! 😄
@@neptune1525 we will have to wait 18 years 😞 if we send a spacecraft to you
@@flooffyhani6918 😭😭
@@neptune1525 you are such an amazing and interesting planet
Working at Home and learning about Space exploration. I am a Nerd and proud! Great Video B)
Thanks very well explained
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One could say getting these pictures must have been "astronomical!"
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Still not as astronomical as Uranus
@@observantmagic4156 I don't like my mom in law either!
Head ass boy
Why was the astronaut see through when stepping onto the moon. I could see the shadows through him. Please explain.
I just realised I am not alone! Cheers bruh!
im going to guess it the difference of lighting on the moon because of its way less dense atmosphere with the addition of horrible camera resolution they had in the 1960s
Thank you soo much for a REAL pictures, great Science for learning!
Superbly done very nicely❤
great video as always, i wonder if we have the technology to send a rover thats able to to stream hd video from mars, for all of us to see, kinda like we do with the iss
First we need to Colonize Mars in order to do that!
@@MekeniGaming Not ever going to happen in our lifetime, so stop Fantasizing about this Fantasy 🤪
@@jamesfleming980 There's always this jerk like you that ruins everybody's fun
@@countvincentthethird2341 it's called reality basement dwelling fantasy nutjob😉
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These achievements of humanity gives me a good feeling of unity among nations in this planet.. We are good in being united when we want to.
Dope as always 😘
3:19 Anyone notice the weird face on the bottom half of the right image?
Seen several, look closely and it appears to have been altered and had originally captured people and equipment in the photos that clearly were there
Its not a face but it is a rock if it was a face then they need some help
Those Mars pictures just blow my fucking mind!!!! Its an entirely alien world! Omg it makes my heart sink at the fantastical concept of travelling to alien worlds and seeing them from the perspective of actually being there on the ground, seeing the landscape, the sky, the color.... So incredible...
Your channel is so interesting man fr.
This is my favorite CZcams channel :D
How can landing on a planet be so amazing und so boring at the same time?
Being on another planet is truly fascinating, but there's nothing there besides rocks
I love space
That's why I have to laugh when we humans think this whole universe was made just for us. But from my perspective we're stuck on a rock that is 24,000 miles across surrounded by instant death on all sides. So much for that whole fine-tuning argument.
Now time to celebrate the weekend lol
@@Brabant076 You know it
So you think the universe was made for us or that this planet was made for us? Even this planet can’t survive us as much as we eventually won’t be able to survive on it.
If anything we’d need to look at other star systems to find habitable planets. But Venus and Mars still make good candidates for testing terraforming technology (ie, moving gas from one planet to another to make the Martian atmosphere survivable without a vacuum suit.)
And who says us humans can’t simply modify ourselves to be able to operate in space without assistance?
@@topsecret1837 Nope I said we're surrounded by instant death on all sides.
@@topsecret1837 Terraforming Venus?... Are you serious? Who wants to try modifying a world that can Crush you like a beer can meanwhile Singeing you to embers. If that's not bad enough, wading through showers of Sulfuric Acid to snuff out the flames... Talk about Location, location, location!
Wonderful and amazing video footages...thank you sir. It gives me the feeling i actually reached those areas of those astronnomical bodies of our galaxy
I really enjoyed your video
7:00 "Dust-Devils" wow, never heard of that before. LoL
On Mars?
It boggles the mind how, no matter how early you are to this channel's content, there are a half-dozen dislikes already on it.
I often wonder if some of them are rogue flat earthers that are subscribed to my channel purely to dislike my videos. 🌍 Now that’s a believable conspiracy theory. Lol 😉
@@V101SPACE lol, fair enough. 😆
@@V101SPACE Don't feel lonely, at least. The same thing happens to Anton Petrov, Cool Worlds, SEA, and I'm sure a host of other science-based channels, so you are in some good company. You've got me thinking that it just might be the same roving band of lunatics, now. 🤣🤣
@@V101SPACE It's impossible to dislike these videos if one's sane. They are clearly flat earthers :D
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