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prepare for pluto: the new horizons fly-by
Bookmarked 550 weeks ago the new horizons space probe will pass pluto on the 14th of july nearly a decade after its launch nature video breaks down what will happen at this brief encounter a fly-by that will be over in a matter of hoursfor the full fly-by graphic: http:bitlypluto24for more pluto coverage: http:wwwnaturecomplutowhy pluto https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=qn7yn8sdzi0 |
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new horizons: images reveal ice mountains on pluto - bbc news
Bookmarked 549 weeks ago pluto has mountains made of ice that are as high as those in the rockies images from the new horizons probe have revealedthey also show signs of geological activity on pluto and its moon charon david shukman reportssubscribe http:wwwyoutubecombbcnewscheck out our website: http:wwwbbccomnews facebook: http:wwwfacebookcombbcworldnewstwitter: http:wwwtwittercombbcworldinstagram: http:instagramcombbcnews |
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new horizons best view of plutos craters mountains and icy plains
Bookmarked 528 weeks ago this movie is composed of the sharpest views of pluto that nasas new horizons spacecraft obtained during its flyby on july 14 2015 the pictures are part of a sequence taken near new horizons closest approach to pluto with resolutions of about 250-280 feet 77-85 meters per pixel revealing features smaller than half a city block on plutos diverse surface the images include a wide variety of cratered mountainous and glacial terrains giving scientists and the public alike a super-high resolution view of plutos complexity credit: nasajhuaplswri |
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neil degrasse tyson on pluto no he is not actually on pluto he is talking about pluto
Bookmarked 712 weeks ago listen to the whole interview:http:wwwwnycorgshowslopateepisodes20091208segments145729astrophysicist and director of the american museum of natural historys hayden planetarium neil degrasse tyson looks at the fate of pluto which was long considered the ninth planet in our solar system until it was demoted to a quotdwarf planetquot in 2006 in the pluto files: the rise and fall of americas favorite planet he reconstructs plutos origins place in pop culture and why its place in the pantheon of planets was revoked |
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planet pluto - late night with seth meyers
Bookmarked 549 weeks ago pluto a former planet confronts neil degrasse tyson subscribe to late night: http:bitlylatenightseth get even more of late night with seth meyers: http:wwwnbccomlate-night-with-seth-meyers watch late night weeknights 12:3511:35c on nbc official trailers for nbc039s new shows: http:bitlynbcnewfallshowsfollow late night: http:wwwtwittercomlatenightsethlate night tumblr: http:latenightsethtumblrcomget more nbc:nbc youtube: http:fullscmtlximlike nbc: http:facebookcomnbcfollow nbc: http:twittercomnbcnbc tumblr: http:nbctvtumblrcomnbc google: https:plusgooglecomnbcpostslate night with seth meyers on youtube features a-list celebrity guests memorable comedy and the best in musical talentplanet pluto - late night with seth meyershttp:wwwyoutubecomuserlatenightseth |
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brian regan quotplanetsquot
Bookmarked 808 weeks ago this clip is from brian reganamp039s new dvd epitome of hyperbole i highly recommend getting the dvd and i am in no way claiming any of this video as mine all credit goes to mr regan |
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pluto and its 5 moons - dr james webb - fiu
Bookmarked 699 weeks ago dr james webb gives a brief explanation on pluto the dwarf planet |
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pluto mars - outbound probe a capella science
Bookmarked 549 weeks ago subscribe: http:wwwyoutubecomuseracapellasciencesub_confirmation=1sponsor me on patreon: http:patreoncomacapellasciencebuy the mp3: https:timblaisbandcampcomtrackoutbound-probebuy the bohemian gravity poster: http:storedftbacomproductsbohemian-gravity-posterplanetary exploration has never been so funky-----other links-----more a capella science: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=2injinpzfbiamplist=plboc_p9zcjhid9mdz2ytxqnevi-sfhrxrampindex=2a capella science 2: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=hvvro1cxkmmamplist=ple0-yl6dfqi7clhld4q8kszycced6_jerup for discussion podcast: http:appleco1fmzc7m https:soundcloudcomup-for-discussion-podcastnasa039s pluto in a minute series: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=fucpz7-4ks8amplist=pl5u7fd8rlzj22gamkstdhk6ngvj2ghevy-----social media-----facebook: http:facebookcomacapellasciencetwitter: http:twittercomacapellascienceinstagram: http:instagramcomacapellascience--------------cha ronson ft pluto marsoutbound probeacs records ltdkuiper belt special---------------next stopthat ice coldno cell of life on that light globethis one039s for them dark worldsthem dwarf worldslow mass-ter pieceschillin039millin039round in kuiper belt citysome folks swoonfor sailor moonbut pluto mm so prettyshe ain039t hotbut hot damngot pole ice atop charon andshe ain039t hotbut hot damnif this ain039t a brand new horizon manshe ain039t hotbut hot damnsay my name i039m a pluto fanshe ain039t hotbut hot damnnot a bad use of grant moneybreak it downnix drifting into view yohydra say benvenutowell so long mars and later brunothis outbound probe gonna visit plutothis outbound probe gonna visit plutothis outbound probe gonna visit plutothere039s a planet inside of that little spotdon039t believe me just watchcome onswappretty innitlooking at gas as solar winds hit italice sees ultravioletfor radio we got rexthen there039spepssilorriralph venitia all readygot thrust streamsof hydrazinelocking in the whole thing steadyshe ain039t hotbut hot damngot dust collector and thermal scanshe ain039t hotbut hot damngot her own plutonium power plantshe ain039t hotbut hot damnwe finally get to see pluto planet or nothot damngot cameras up and runningbreak it downstyx we sail away to you yokerberos that ain039t no poodlewe039re almost there break out the brew yothis outbound probe gonna visit plutothis outbound probe gonna visit plutothis outbound probe gonna visit plutoevery night we get clearer shotsdon039t believe me just watchcome onoutbound probe it upcopyright 2015 tim blais and a capella scienceall rights reserved |
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curiosity shop of saturn039s moons
Bookmarked 795 weeks ago this video is modeled in the classic tradition of pt barnum offering a collection of oddities for your viewing pleasure so enter the curiosity shop for a compilation of facts and beautiful moon images taken by the cassini spacecraft in orbit around saturn since 2004 set to edvard grieg039s piano concerto in a minor op 16 ii adagio this video is produced in honor of the recent cassini spacecraft mission extension through september 2017 take a gander at gigantic titan to your left feel free to ogle bright enceladus to your right reflecting close to 100 percent of the light that hits its surface don039t be afraid to eyeball mimas and her craters that039s what she039s there for saturn has the second most moons of planets in the solar system second only to jupiterseptember 27th 2010 marked the end of the cassini equinox mission which was over the last 2 years and the beginning of the cassini solstice mission the extension to takes the spacecraft to september 2017 a couple months past saturn039s northern summer solstice in may 2017 cassini has done a great deal to extend our knowledge of saturn and it039s moons as well as delivered some of the most gorgeous photos taken in the solar system photos of saturn saturn039s rings and saturn039s moons this video pictures just a few of the many photosfact sheet:mimasdiameter: averages 396 km orbital radius: 185520 kmorbital period: 22 hours and 37 minutesmass: 37500000000 megatonnesmimas and rhea are widely considered the most heavily cratered bodies in the solar systemenceladusdiameter: about 500 kmorbital radius: 238020 kilometersorbital period: 137 daysmass: 70000000000 megatonnesit is postulated that enceladus is heated by a tidal mechanism similar to jupiter039s moon io and many signs point to a liquid core even though it should039ve frozen aeons agoit is the most reflective object in the solar systemtethysdiameter: 1066 kmorbital radius: 294660kmorbital period: 189 earth daysmass: 627000000000 megatonnesodysseus crater named for a greek warrior king in homer039s two great works the iliad and the odyssey dominates the tethyan western hemisphere odysseus crater is 400 kilometers in-diameter almost 250 miles that diameter is nearly two-fifths of tethys itselfdionediameter: 1123 kmorbital radius: 377400 kmorbital period: 27 earth daysmass: 1100000000000 megatonnescassini showed dione039s bright wisps to be bright canyon ice walls some of them several hundred meters high probably caused by subsidence cracking the walls are bright because darker material falls off them exposing bright water icerheadiameter: 1528 kmaverage distance: 527040 kmorbital period: 452 earth daysmass: 2310000000000 megatonnestitanequatorial radius: 2575 kmorbital distance: 1221830 kmorbital period: 1595 earth daysmass: 134550000000000 megatonnesrecent results from the cassini mission suggest that hydrogen and acetylene are depleted at the surface of titan both results are still preliminary but the findings are interesting for astrobiology a paper published 5 years ago suggested that methane-based rather than water-based life -- ie organisms called methanogens -- on titan could consume hydrogen acetylene and ethane the measured depletion of these compounds could mean the existence of these life forms on the surfacehyperionaverage diameter: 270 kmmass: 800000000 megatonnesorbital distance: 1481100 kmorbital period: 2128 earth dayshyperion is the largest known irregular nonspherical body in the solar systemiapetusequatorial radius: 7355 kmorbital distance: 3561300 kmorbital period: 7933 earth daysmass: 1600000000000 megatonnesthe september 2007 cassini flyby of iapetus showed that thermal segregation is probably the most responsible for iapetus having a darker hemisphere iapetus has a very slow rotation longer than 79 days such a slow rotation means that the daily temperature cycle is very long so long that the dark material can absorb heat from the sun and warm upphoebediameter: 220 kmorbital distance: 12952000 kmorbital period: about 18 monthsmass: 400000000 megatonnesunlike most major moons orbiting saturn phoebe is very dark and reflects only 6 percent of the sunlight it receives its darkness and irregular retrograde orbit suggest phoebe is most likely a captured object |
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is pluto a planet
Bookmarked 712 weeks ago the debate over pluto039s planetary state still rages on t-shirts now for sale help support making more videos: http:googlsuqxtthe blog is undergoing a redesign check out the progress so far at: http:cgpgreysquarespacecomblogis-pluto-a-planethtml and let me know what you think of it if you would like to help me make more videos please join the discussion on:google: http:plusgooglecom115415241633901418932poststwitter: http:twittercomcgpgreyfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcompagesgreys-blog193301110697381 |
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what are continents
Bookmarked 749 weeks ago http:blogcgpgreycomwhat are continents and how many are there |
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the moon the tides and why neil degrasse tyson is colbert039s god
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