From the moon's violent origins to how to build a planet, we take a deep dive into our solar system and the planets within it. The Beauty of Juno - 00:00 - 09:05 The Red Planet - 09:05 - 17:23 Building a Planet - 17:23 - 25:49 Galactic Neighborhoods - 25:49- 34:29 The Moons Violent Past - 34:29 - 41:44 Inside the Earth - 41:44 - 49:50 Saturn - 49:50 - 58:29
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Normal people want to travel the earth. I wish I could travel through interstellar space and check out other worlds.
The beauty of narration before AI read scripts ❤
So nice to hear Mike Rowe’s voice instead of AI
Jupiter looks like one of the most beautiful semi abstract pieces of art, whilst at the same time, absolutely terrifying.
Dayum. Science Channel. Please renew this series. There's so much more to explore. New space discoveries are now out. Better update our space catalog of how the universe works. 🙏
Dayum. Science Channel. Please renew this series. There's so much more to explore. New space discoveries are now out. Better update our space catalog of how the universe works. 🙏
I love Juno. Just keep the little guy orbiting Jupiter.
In movies we saw ships barely making it through an asteriod belt. In reality the asteriods are 600,000 miles apart
“We thought we were gonna find an avocado, instead we found chili” hahaha 😂😂😂
I love watching the planets in our solar system. My ultimate dream vacation would be a complete round trip through our interstellar system. I’d probably spend the most time with Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune. If only……..❤❤❤
Mike Rowe and Morgan Freeman have got to be the only two people I want to listen to as I'm watching stuff like this😂
Great doc! Dr. Oluseyi is hilarious.
Hakeem is such a vibe😆
Amazing documentary, I can't get enough of cosmology.
Absolutely captivating episode! The segment on the Moon’s violent origin was mind-blowing, and I loved how the explanation of planet formation was so clear and visually stunning. What part of this series surprised the team the most while researching?
This is my favorite show ever!
From what I was taught in grade school, Jupiter was thought to be a failed star. Meaning all the circumstances needed for a star to be born, almost, but not quite happened with Jupiter. This is why it turned into just a gas planet. Beucase it didn't have enough pressure internally to combust with fusion to turn into a star. This is what I was taught in science class in grade school. So this is what I'm going to stick to as to what Jupiter is. A failed star! AND YES, I will continue on seeing and believing that Pluto is a planet!!
This is so very good❤
My brain just leveled up like a video game character.
This is better than what we learned in school