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when i heard the learned astronomer walt whitman describes how listening to the proofs and figures
of astronomy leaves him less fulfilled than when he looked up in perfect silence at the stars while
we don't really agree with the idea that facts and figures inherently drain the wondrousness out
of the universe we certainly empathize with the sense of speechlessness and awe when contemplating
worlds beyond not a year goes by that earth satellites don't find a solar system's worth
of planets stars and other heavenly bodies that would be dismissed as ridiculous if a science
fiction writer invented them some are bewildering in their composition others mind-boggling in their
scope and yet others are milestone discoveries that trivial matters on earth kept out of the
public consciousness all are worthy of our attention so join us as we go through them today
10. the space face the mental habit of seeing patterns in arbitrary arrangements is called
paradolia and it usually manifests as people seeing faces someone wouldn't need an especially
advanced case to see a probably alien visage in this 2019 photo courtesy of no less than the
hubble telescope it brings to mind some image that would be shown at the end of a new men in black
film to show how some alien being's presence is intertwined with the fabric of the universe while
we don't know yet if there's some entity that bears an uncanny coincidental resemblance to this
space the truth is quite awe-inspiring on its own this is two solar systems colliding specifically
the art madore 202-6424 system and they've been known about since 1987 despite being roughly 700
000 light-years from earth the blue that outlines the face are new stars that are being exchanged
in the collision such an intermingling of galaxies is postulated to potentially last
100 million years which as we've seen in other lists is quite fleeting in cosmic terms 9. the
circumtriple planet we've heard of binary planets which orbit two stars but it turns out this is
quite common estimating 40 of stars are in binary systems if nothing else there's the original star
wars which features the iconic setting of two suns but a planet which orbits three stars would that
actually be possible well yes there's the gw orionis system located at the head of the iran
constellation as reported by jeremy smallwood of the university of nevada las vegas the first
discovered circum-triple planets were found 1 300 light-years away in 2018. especially surprising
the planets in this trip took a glass planets instead of rocky ones which you'd think would be
more vulnerable to being dissipated by competing forces it turns out that an overabundance of solar
winds in the dwr ionis system which is about two and a half times the size of pluto's orbit around
the sun keep the gaseous spheres not only intact but orbiting on their merry unusually complex way
number eight the winds of hell planet there are plenty of planets which seem survivable by design
as have been described on other lists k2141b by contrast seems designed to be unvisible the planet
is five times the mass of earth and since it is so close to its star that a succumb navigation of
the sun takes only seven earth hours most of that mass is lava most is not an exaggeration as its
molten oceans are estimated to stretch a hundred kilometers down while two thirds of the planet's
surface is usually somewhere around 3000 degrees celsius the one-third facing away can plunge into
startlingly extreme cold during the brief periods out of the sunlight reportedly it often reaches
-200 degrees celsius this temperature shock causes not only large chunks of lava to solidify and thus
form fleet incontinence but unimaginably extreme winds they can supposedly reach 5 000 kilometers
per hour which is roughly four times the speed of sound any satellite we could hope to drop on it
would be vaporized within hours and become part of the planet's regular cycle of rocky rain and
speaking of rocky rain rest assured we're going to have plenty more about that in the upcoming
entries today 7. atmospheric bermuda triangle giving the impression that we have to look far
into space to discover anything new and amazing the fact is that we only have to go 124 miles from
earth to discover an energy shadow so mysterious that it's known as the south atlantic anomaly it
stretches from chile to zimbabwe for reasons not yet known that this patch of the sky the van allen
belt the magnetic atmospheric force encircling the globe is much closer to earth and thus satellites
orbiting the planet get bombarded by much higher concentrations of radiation to the point where
they're much more frequently damaged to the point of radio silence there is precious little that
scientists can do to avoid such a large section of the sky and a number of satellites just have to
take the increased radiation from that treacherous journey as a fact of life or maybe effect of a
half-life for example as reported by space.com the aforementioned hubble telescope moves through
there 10 times a day so much so that it spends about 15 percent of its time being microwaved
6. water world water is often treated as evidence that a planet is potentially habitable
but glees1214b is so dissimilar to earth in many other ways that the general rules of water don't
seem to apply it's similar to k2141b in that it's so close to its sun that it only takes 38 hours
for a complete orbit and it's 6 times the mass of earth however because it orbits a red dwarf star
it's a much more manageable temperature and thus it's covered in a layer of water and yet not water
as we know it because the atmospheric pressure and temperature on the planet are both so high
that the water is in a permanent plasmatic state and it's got intense electricity
constantly coursing through it imagine an entire atmosphere lit up with lightning down on the
surface of the planet the super pressure results in crystallization that has been dubbed hot ice
truly there would be water everywhere but not a drop to drink 5. gold rains no it's not just
a special drink found at the most fashionable clubs it's the bombardment of metal from space
that accounts for our rich deposits of precious metals today see part of the reason that gold is
so rare is that such a heavy metal did not occur very commonly in the sort of natural creation of
minerals on earth as reported by lifescience.com in october 2020 it was up to chemical reactions
in stars especially neutron stars to create gold through the supernova process and scented planets
as meteors for evidence of this scientists have looked not up to the stars but beneath the ground
in 2017 during an excavation in de sado massif in argentina deposits from 70 kilometers were being
unearthed in unusually high concentrations through volcanic eruptions jose jimenez at the university
of granada reported that this meant that the meteors that formed the earth's rich gold deposits
fell in the largest amounts roughly 200 million years ago if you happen to hear that venus has
gold rains don't make plans to go prospecting that's just pyrite vaporized on the surface and
freezing back into crystals like snowflakes in the upper atmosphere that means it's more like
fool's gold rain if you will before diamond drains if gold rains from eons past aren't your thing how
about reigns of supercompressed carbon it turns out the mechanism for this bejeweled weather
is reminiscent of the situation on gliese 1214b lightning caused by friction between atmospheric
forces breaks down methane gas into lumps of carbon this isn't a bunch of insubstantial
particles we're talking about either but pebbles often as much as a centimeter roughly a third of
an inch in diameter as reported by dr kevin baines of the university of madison wisconsin and nasa an
estimated thousand tons of diamonds get made by this process in the gases of saturn alone that's
tons by earth standard since the same rocks would weigh vastly more on saturn of course this is by
no means unique to saturn both uranus and neptune were speculated to have diamonds but it seems that
the chemical composition of jupiter makes it a uniquely diamond poor planet among the solar
system's gas giants not that it has none they just get broken up quite randomly among jupiter's fumes
3. the cold spot if there is anything the universe goes all out on it's making gigantic stretches
of nothingness on this channel we previously paid tribute to the boots void and it's 330 million
light years of emptiness but we've since learned that it's practically a gopher hole compared
to one discovered in 2005. this super void has been measured to stretch for 1.8 billion
light years not for nothing has it been widely dubbed the supervoid you need to worry about ever
getting stuck in it though as it's 3 billion light years away since it's so deprived of
stars and other matter to generate heat through a wealth of chemical processes it has been found to
be a huge contributor to why galaxies on the outer edge are much colder than normal it's also worth
noting that nature generally abhors a vacuum and for most of the universe matter is fairly evenly
distributed thus it is no exaggeration to say that the supervoid is likely one of the universe's
biggest mysteries 2. a giant comet comets as far as we know usually aren't that big haley's comet
for all its fame as a fairly small 9.3 miles wide then when the summer of 2021 rolled around a comic
came to humanity's attention which puts all previous ice balls to shame the barnard nearly
bernstein comet stretches a robust 124 miles wide if you're confused how you didn't hear about this
heavenly body that dwarfs hayley's is in no small degree because it wasn't visible in the night sky
it won't be visible from earth by the average person using consumer grade equipment until
2031 which means if it comes closer to earth than predicted as has happened before such as
in october 2021 with asteroid ua-21 it could light the sky to well over 10 times brighter
than any other comet ever has 1. the moon cube here it is something much closer to the monolith
from 2001 a space odyssey than any of us would have thought possible on december 3rd 2021 the
chinese lunar rover u2 on its mission to explore the south pole of the dark side of the moon and
fresh from discovering such curious moon sites as moon stalagmites and rocks fused together
photographed a large square boulder initially china's national space administration nicknamed it
the mystery hut it was taken sufficiently seriously that the rover controllers changed
the course this is no casual trip we're talking about here since the rover has to rely on solar
recharges it will take more than two months before it comes close enough to the object to take a more
definitive photo even though it was estimated to be only 40 miles away from the mystery hut
when it took the first photo a present the leading theory is that the unusually symmetrical
boulder got blown out of the moon's surface by a meteor impact kilroy's have speculated
that it's not really very distinctly shaped at all it kind of just looks like that because of
the camera's pixelation whatever it is it is part of a mission which has already produced mountains
of data which will be invaluable in better understanding earth's nearest solar companion
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