Discover the most memorable events in the history of our solar system. Travel to the surface of these dynamic worlds to witness the moments of high drama that uniquely shaped each one. Best of Earth Science: http://bit.ly/EarthLabOriginals Best of BBC Earth: http://bit.ly/TheBestOfBBCEarthVideos #Planets #SolarSystem This is a channel from BBC Studios who help fund new BBC programmes. Service information and feedback: http://bbcworldwide.com/vod-feedback--contact-details.aspx 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:10 What Will Earth Look like In 5 Billion Years? 00:05:55 Why Is Uranus On Its Side? 00:12:03 The Planet That Rains Diamonds 00:16:24 The Largest Waterfall In The Solar System 00:22:31 The Planet With Supersonic Winds 00:26:39 Mercury: The Scorched Planet 00:36:54 The Death of Mars 00:43:21 How Saturn Got Its Rings 00:49:57 Jupiter: The Godfather Planet 00:58:31 The Attacker & Defender of Earth
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Every time i watch this video... its amaizing !
Whenever I watch these space documentaries, I think "It's all happening by itself, so there's nothing to worry about", and its peaceful. Isn't it?
i love our solar system
"Uranus... has rings." I bet Zachary had to lock in for that line
Well explained guys! I've learnt a lot about planets. Nick British from London
Can we just take a second to appreciate the brave cameraman who took all this footage?
Mercury I think has probably one of the most interesting pasts of all the planets. It’s very possible that even a complex form of life existed on mercury. Thereby crashing into earth, waving behind much of its crust and resources to condense back into the earths crust along with the recipe for life to form here. Even potentially forming part of our moon as a remnant of the collision.
Reading this thread feels like stargazing together — awe, humor, gratitude, and wonder all at once. Space really puts life into perspective. Wishing everyone here endless curiosity, calm nights, and a universe that keeps inspiring us ✨🌌
Fascinating how the planets formed and the role they had on shaping earth
The best narrator is Samuel West! The best voice ever!
I just realized the narrator is the guy who played Spock on the new Star Treks! Interesting that he is following the footsteps of Leonard Nimoy who went from Star Trek to narrating science documentaries.
This deserves way more attention.
So glad you covered this topic.
I could listen to this all day.
This deserves way more views.
The intro hooked me instantly.
This deserves more recognition.
BBC always does such a great job making science feel like an epic adventure. The visuals and storytelling make these wonders truly unforgettable
I could watch this all day.
I'm so glad I found this channel.