Deadliest Planets 

Forget "reality" shows I can watch stuff like this all day.

Seeing documentaries like this makes me realize how lucky we are to have a planet with just the right conditions for life to exist and evolve on it! We must protect what we have.

24:10 "But this miniscule world... packs a mighty punch"... Am I the only one that found this line incredibly funny?? 😂 The foreshadowing to the serious sneeze... ... anyone??!!

Let’s appreciate the fact the cameraman had to travel back and get these shots in space

those dramatic spins when they introduce someone 😂 😂

The best idea ever is to take care of earth 🌏

we dont need to find a new home...we just need to stop destroying our current one

The narrators voice is the most intriguing of all space documenteurs. Would of been nice to have covered Pluto.

Conclusion: Protect our Earth, plant more trees, stop pollution.

They disrespect uranus like that smh. Even pluto got mentioned lmao

I like how this is titled "Deadliest Planets" where it only features all the celestial bodies in our solar system. Meanwhile, there are millions of exoplanets out there are make Jupiter look cute in comparison~

I grew up watching documentaries like this as I was/and a HUGE FAN of both National Geographic & The Weather Channel as a little boy back in the mid-00s and have to say, learning more about Space Science is so refreshing for my autistic brain! ^.^ Also, I can't believe how old Naked Science is as I can tell this documentary aired back when I was barely starting Middle School lol. xD

Why are the scientist being introduced like Power Rangers?

That camera rotation around an individual always cracks me up lol.

I´m curious about the red spot on Jupiter. There has to be something special about that area, some magnetic field, some density difference or something else. It has been there for as long as we know, not weeks or months but many years. Does anyone have a suggestion about what causes it?

Off to the side I just see a video simply titled "deadliest planets" and the thumbnail shows nothing but a planet. I look slightly below it and see a verified channel named "Naked science" and a length of 40 minutes. Truly inspiring.

I get so addicted to watching this kind of stuff ☺️😊😌

Mercury has the saddest anime background out of all the planets lol

Used to wait for this to come on the TV, that was like 15-20 years ago...

Watching these kind of videos makes you realise we are so small

“Jupiter has more extreme challenges” Jupiter: well duh- I’m the planet that takes the asteroids for you.

I wish I could live to see how space technology improves within the next few centuries

This place is right there are risks found visiting bodies that might be prevented.

I like the way you're making the points. I love science.

These 360 ass intros y’all doing for these scientists like they some power rangers or something 😭😭🤣🤣🤣

Astronomy is the greatest thing ever. So much mystery/the unknown, out there.

These videos take up atleast half of my Sunday’s. I love em

Excellent video. You did forget to mention Enceladus, Titan, and Ganymede, to name a few. Look forward to seeing more content! Keep it up.

I bookmarked topics like this so before I go to sleep, I play them in the background, giving me comfort.

For me, Earth is the best planet to live. It has everything we need that cannot be seen on other planets. All we have to do is to take care of our own planet. Earth needs to heal, restore its beauty, and protect all living and none living things. I cannot imagine myself living on other planets other than Earth.

No one can scrape the atmosphere of the earth..

the spins every time a new person is introduced has me rolling

Shout out to the camera man for takin such epic footages and risking his life just to show us how our solar system is beautiful

I feel really sad that I won't be here in a million years to see how things have changed and advanced. Mostly because I'm nosy. LoL

In the next few centuries, we are gonna be like “damn, we were dumb back in the day. How did we not see this?”

Love your videos! Hello from Tyler Texas!

Watching this high af is the best decision I've made in a while

I could watch this stuff for the rest of my life forget any other stuff on TV I love to learn

I feel like this documentary is treating me like a stupid person

Thank you so much for these fascinating videos.

I love how casually he’s like ‘all you need is some kind of rubber suit so that your skin doesn’t get burned off by the acid!’ He should be Venus’ first tourist ambassador.

We are so blessed! Let's all live in Peace ♡

Awesome piece of information, thank you so much.

This content is so good and so relaxing for my brain and soul to listen to and it’s so well written and well done 🫶 thank youuuu for sharing 🍀

I cant believe am going to watch the whole video without skipping.

"... to find a place that one day we might call "home"". We already have a home, Mother Earth. Let's love and cherish planet Earth first.

Whilst I'm not right now, I LOVE watching these types of documentaries high, I find space highly fascinating, and when I smoke- my mind opens, and I formulate questions. I feel asking these questions, I might look silly/ uneducated 😔

I watched these last night & dreamt them through out my sleep. Such Great dreams let me tell you! 👍🏽

I wonder why they skipped over Uranus like it was nothing. Treated it like some kind of moon.

Is Uranus really featureless, though? I would have liked to see that covered. Even if it's just cold and gas that make it dangerous.

It's pretty incredible once you sit back and take in everything. We are literally a dot in an infinite universe. Extraordinary things happen every second on other planets and here we are on Earth numb to it all. I love using my telescope. It makes me feel closer to planets millions of miles away.

Are these places deadly if no living thing goes there to die?

Funny how we search for another home, all the while destroying the one we have now.

Kind of miffed that they decided to just skip Uranus entirely..

Makes us look so small in the galaxy, space is so beautiful yet so empty... It's a truly mesmerizing place..

Let's love our mother earth she's so perfect out of all the others! 😔❤

Im so pissed they skipped Uranus -.-

earth isnt changing as much as we are changing it. maybe we should focus on fixing our planet before we consider destroying others

Love that guys voice...he always makes anything better

I just love this....so interesting 🤔

Narrator: Saturn is not a place we can call home... And the next planet is... Uranus: My turn, time to shine 😎 Narrator: Neptune Uranus: ... Pluto: first time huh? 😂

Planet Earth.....I'll probably stay

It’s crazy. After watching this I recall so many movies with these type of atmospheres

it would be nice to look after this planet first before destroying another one.

We have a wonderful planet, uniquely suited for us, lets take care of that on instead.

"Our journey begins with Mercury." Me: "No it doesn't, my dude. I already know that Venus is a deathtrap, so Mercury is just not even worth considering."

Ab Minute 8.53 geile Mukke im Hintergrund/nice Music in the Background starting Minute 8 and 53 Seconds ...stay Safe and hold on .Cool Videos , many Greetings from Hamburg Germany 😷✌️

If we didn't mess up our home then we wouldn't be looking for another-

I love the 360 around the scientists lmao

Good for viewers & to hear the real contents.

Woow. Very interesting thanks for sharing.

Skips past Uranus....wtf!?

We definitely need to care of our planet. As we all see we have no other option.

I appreciate the Quake 2 Railgun sound effects ;)

i used too watch this before now my science topic is about planets thank you

I mean if we destroy this planet to the point that we can longer live on earth we don’t just get to find another planet to destroy.

Fun fact the red spot is way smaller then it used to be. Also always loved the gas giants. Saturn being my favorite cuz of the rings.

I’ll keep this info in mind when I decide to make the move to another planet. Thanks

I learned so much stuff this might be my new hobby (:

I hope my students appreciate the valuable information presented in these documentaries as much as I do.

Yea let’s go find another planet to screw-up like we did on earth..

Love watching this

The worlds visited are well covered but the expedition skipped over Ganymede, Callisto and Titan. The outer two moons of Jupiter are further from the Jovian radiation belts and would be considered planets were they alone in orbit around the sun. Incoming cosmic radiation might still be a problem. The challenges of living there are somewhat greater than Mars in terms of sunlight and energy sources for a colony as well as seismic activity but there is water ice, and sufficient gravity for moving about. There are also seismic disturbances caused by tidal interaction with the other moons to consider as well but eventually there will likely be an outpost on at least Callisto that is further "up" Jupiter's gravity well. Titan is actually "friendlier" for human life than even Mars. It has a thick, space radiation absorbing atmosphere of mostly nitrogen and some methane (which has no intrinsic odor BTW) that would be completely breathable as long as that air is warmed up (it is about minus 290 degree F - minus 180 degrees C there) and a suitable partial pressure of oxygen were added. A walker might get a whiff of something with a smell if some other chemical substance got kicked up from the rocks and soil. Saturn's gravity well is also less energy consuming to get out of than that of Jupiter. The main challenge on Titan is protection from the extreme cold followed by energy production to keep a habitat warm but there is little to no radiation problem nor are there violent super swift winds. There may be some cryo-volcanoes here and there and one other hazard might be falling through the surface layers into a cavern. Who knows but perhaps some form of cryogenic life may exist there with a vastly different body chemistry. Of course the topic of the video was about the most hostile worlds in the solar system, not the one's borderline viable for colonization in the future. Interesting video and should boost appreciation for our precious home world.

Naked Science-- "Finding a newly habitable world in our Solar System could be impossible." Me-- "OR... We could, you know, fix the problems we're creating here, on the world we already have." Seems like the far easier solution.

“F*** it, we’ll just tell them it’s 1000 elephants and they’ll just have to get it or they won’t.”

I enjoyed watching this documentary 👍

I could watch stuff like this all day, second the emotion.

I'm looking forward to see a documentary regarding the other galaxies..

I just love this decumentry 🇯🇲🇯🇲

I always wish that if I could see all planets together what a picture that would be.

35:19 I don’t think a birthday suit would be flexible at -350 degrees

In the future, humanity will still be stuck on this old rock, unable to get past their hatred and disdain for one another enough to work together towards a common, noble goal.

Humans migrating to Mars Mars: Hey Earth! you got me infected with those human ticks! Earth: Oh I'm sorry bruh! If they didn't kill themselves, just use some cLiMatE ChAnGe lotion

Man i remember back in middle ill be waking up 3 or 4 in the morning to cook early breakfast and watch this documentary, now almost 30 still love watching it

I love these videos

I could watch this stuff all day. As a child I found astronomy and archeological so fascinating. Those were my career preferences, then I became a mom😂😍

Wow this was fascinating

My grand respect for science and the future; we have genius and smart humans dedicating the advance of the planet. Bravo for every discovery scientist brings on the table. ❤️

Awesome video

The first scientist talking about Saturn looks like Arthur Weasley's muggle counter-part.