Strange Terrestrial Planet With a 5 Hour Long Orbit Solves a Major Mystery

Great video! 🪐

Anton, youd be a great teacher. In ways you remind me of my earth and space science teacher from high school.

USB. I thought you were talking about England, 😉. (It's a joke from another channel. Just checking to see who knows.... or what USC is? Lol)

Planet Engulfment Event: PEE 🤔 🤣🤣🤣

If the planet orbits that close to its star wouldn't it be basically molten and not solid. A blob of magma. That kind of planet might not break apart like rocky planets do because it doesn't have solid structure.

I must have been hiding under a rock because Chthonian planets are new to me. Fascinating.

Has anyone else walked in outside lately.....when the.Sun was bakin.......not the same..........not the same

LOL. Sailor Moon promise of a rose predicted this.

Reminds me of SciFi author Robert L. Forward's Dragon's Egg and Star Quake that I read around 25 years ago. First time I found another mention of my independently invented idea of fluid suspension to deal with high G-forces. I'm sure many others invented the idea too, most great ideas are like that. Anyway, brilliant books, great hard SciFi that puts you in a very different scenario and then pushes the science to see if there is a visble alternate reality, in this case, for the inhabitants, the "Heechee". One of the ideas considered in the book is g-force differential between minute orbital radius variance at very high orbital speeds of an intense gravity of a neutron star from not far away. An example of the short distance providing the g-force variance, being between feet and head.

Wow,how hot would the plasma get at the leading face of a USP ?!!

Hi Anton. This was simply perfect: a little perfect lesson with the usual perfect examples and complete documents... ❤❤❤ I am always impressed: complete, clear and rich in such short videos.. thank you so much ❤❤❤❤

5 hours around a star?
What velocity would that be?

In only 3D space there would be no change in states. So without the dimension of time everything is a snapshot 😮

Thank you for these fascinating videos Anton. Wish some of the physics teachers in school were like you! That would have made physics so much fun. Honestly, it is mostly Latin to me but you make it so easy to understand! Thanks for that too!

Thought there was a smudge on my screen at about 35 seconds lmao

Great post Anton, Thank you. Ties in with a theory I had as a teen that was dismissed at the time - hey ho, we got there eventually and that is what matters. 👍👍👍

Thank you Anton

But can it play Minecraft?

This answers the age-old question, "What do you get if you strip Uranus down to its core?"

Those stars and planets had the evolution restriction failsafe activated . 😉

I follow Anton for the inevitable “it’s Aliens”. Who knows, maybe the next stellar megastructure will force his hand.

P.E.E. - Planet Engulfment Event

NOPE.

Ahh, that's why we can't find Vulcan. Already eaten by Sol :P
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M class Star: "Num, num, num, ahhh more mass, more energy ᕙ(⇀‸↼‶)ᕗ "

Unique is a binary. There are no degrees of unique.

What would time dilation be like there

Nice beard, are you learning how to play the bongo's?

What if planet 9 was engulfed by sun in past...while settling other planets orbit

Thats crazy: as soon as you are done singing happy birthday you would almost have to start up again

Thanks again Anton. Question, when you say in 400k years it will be engulfed. Does that include how long it takes for the light to reach earth. Since we are observing things in the past. Thx

That was fast😀🙃

I always wonder why when a category is invented by humans, we use some odd unit like 'one day' rather than somw ratio of the parent body to the USP.

Anton, are you going to talk about the fast moving CWISE J1249 ?

Terrestrial ot testicle 😂

So many fascinating planets -- so little time.

Hi Anton I have a theory but don't want to explain it to anyone else yet until I have talked to someone with lots of scientific knowledge like you and was hoping you might reach out to listen to this interesting theory

I'd be nearly 80,000 years old if I somehow lived on that planet.

As a not bot I ❤ Russian Scientist 🥼

If not spherical, should it be called a planet? /s

🤜⚡💥⚡🤛 My comment to Anton's earlier video "One of the Largest Stars Known Dimmed Just Like Betelgeuse" -- don't be surprised when a red supergiant splits into 2 stars or ejects a hot object[s] that will cool to form a planet[s]. is relevant here, Conventional science is oblivious to this fact... for now, but evidence/observations will force this conclusion. Another observation/fact they will have to concede is that stars of same or similar class will, on average, have similar types of planets with the exception of stars whose Birkeland current has gone through a structural and energetic change in the past which occurs frequently. Variable output stars/objects demonstrate this. Other electrical phenomena affect the aforementioned which add to variations. 🤜⚡💥⚡🤛

5 hours for a year? Longevity hack unlocked 🧐

Thanks!

For some time there has been the idea that Mercury is the core of an ice giant. There should be an effort to compare Mercury with these hot Earths.

When we say “planets that are out there” we could also say “planets that “were out there” it twists my melon that so much we “see” is so far back in time it could all be destroyed and we wouldn’t know- so does that mean that the universe is in superposition? 🤔 🤷‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️😂

Imagine if we could survive on that planet. The time dilation would be psychotic.

Any news on Cwise J1249?

😮😎🤔😊

I'm fascinated by what a tide locked Chthonian might be like. Once the atmosphere is lost, the dark side could cool, and there might be places near the terminator with tolerable temperatures.

Why not call a planet engulfment event what it is, a PEE? 😂

Had to watch twice but I heard you,: 400 million years from today.....that's accuracy!