A 65 minute astonishingly detailed look into the 8 planets in our solar system. With a forecast into what our home planet Earth might look like 5 billion years into the future, to some insight into why the planet Saturn got it's renowned rings. There's a lot to uncover in our solar systems rich & dynamic history and a full hour is the best place to start. Best of Earth Science: http://bit.ly/EarthLabOriginals Best of BBC Earth: http://bit.ly/TheBestOfBBCEarthVideos Taken from: The Planets (2019) 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 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
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BBC earth: hey we haven’t gotten many views in a while what should we do??? BBC earth: let’s repost the same video from 2019 again for the 72nd time… BBC earth: great idea!!! Posted!
Although this is a great video, it’s like the 20th time I’ve seen it I swear 😂
I wish that BBC was generous enough to upload some documentary episodes to YouTube instead of just repeating the same cuts and posting 2min stuff
How many times can a single channel repost the same video??? 😂
Zachary Quinto has a great narrator voice
This is my favourite space documentary. The delivery of facts, the images, the film score and the mood it sets. This is one of BBC's finest hours. I've watched this in bed before sleep more times than I care to count.
I wish Brian Cox was narrating this!
NOT being snarky like some of these comments, but I see there is new evidence that the dinosaur-killing asteroid may likely have come from the Oort cloud instead of the asteroid belt (due to the concentration of carbonaceous chondrite in the impact crater). Would you consider revamping this video to reflect the new theory? The video is very well done - I’d like to see it updated.
i just want one about Venus😭
Zachery Quentin is the man for these voice overs though
So good
Nine!
This very same video has over 9.3 million views from 2 years ago. So what are they hoping to achieve with this new upload?
God is good 🙏
Isn’t this old ??
Space has, and always will be fascinating 😍
Great episode!
Wow that's a awesome
1:15 really? You don't say? Great you could tell us all that. Maybe someone alive might not know that.
Great