Ross 128b - Is This Our New Future Home? 

Space Engine is incredibly beautiful. I have immense respect for the developer for making it free

No greenhouse effect? We can fix that real quick

That's some many light years away good luck getting there

*IS THIS OUR NEW HOME*

Man I love your channel and the consistent content. I feel it keeps me updated on all the interesting space stuff and discoveries I couldn't learn elsewhere. And explaining it in Space Engine makes it really easy to follow and understand. You should have way more subs.

Planet of the Bob Ross

when you remember that,a mystery signal was received from this system,and then you saw we found a habitable planet....SHIT

Subscribed. One the few non-click bait and informative videos I've found about this exoplanet

Beautiful. The Ross 128 b is very good candidate for habitable world- I hope we will step on surface of this planet one day....

I love your videos. I am new to space exploration and planetary science. Your videos are very easy to understand. Thank you!! Im learning so much from you!!

Hey i love the videos anton keep up the great content !

looks cozy out there, i like our new home.

U.K. Band called The Orb, has a song called (Exoplanet Ross B128) available on a Vinly Only, just released on Record Store Day 2024 dedicated to this planet🤘🏾😮🤘🏾

I keep learning from you. I like that aspect of your life.

thank you, I learnt about space engine from you, God bless you Amen

This makes 53 potentially habitable planets, with 6 being within 15 lightyears!! If we used starshot, we could get to Ross 128b in 54 years.

We have no idea what the surface of this planet looks like. This is just a simulation of what it could look like.

*Nice video*

New Subscriber, I love your videos keep up the great work.

i remember when this channel was at 500o subs i love keep up the good work

Good job Anton.

congrats on 100k

8:02 The albedo (reflectivity fraction) is only 0.45 - raise it to 0.7 or 0.8 and the object will cool nicely.

This is so exciting and amazing.

As the background radiation is important for evolution (as in a small amount it "helps" the DNA to change just enough to have an positive effect) I wonder how evolution would go on in a environment with a different amount of radiation?

We are not alone. There is just to much real estate out there. Overall, I think in the big picture we are like 1st or 2nd graders. We have to riise above our hate for other people. Aliens fly by, scan earth and say no intelligent life there. They just keep on trucking.

If we can't learn to take care of the home we currently have, then we don't deserve a new home.

Fantasical, thanks...

Why does the model show green coloring on its landmasses? (I assume if we found chloroplasts we would be freaking out)

Great video alone a lot your awesome totally 😎👍👍👍👍👍👍

*nice video*

How sad would it be, that if there were future humans, the last ones leaving earth might get emotional. It would be living in your family home, then suddenly you got to go. 😔

Good video! Like and Sub from Brazil

The next decade is looking exciting for space exploration. New rockets and new telescopes that will be able to pear deeper into the universe than we've ever seen.

I'm going to go out and wait on the porch for it to get closer; will you let me know when dinner's ready, please...? Thanks.

Just because it's in the habitable zone doesn't mean it's livable look at Mars

Epsilon Eridani (Rán) and Tau Ceti are much better choices for colonization. We should be focusing on more Sun-like stars, at least in the near term.

Maybe a yellow dwarf star system would be best for humans to settle on. where is the nearest yellow dwarf apart from our sun?

Is our observational abilities able to pick up moons orbiting these planets, will future telescopes be powerful enough in the future to detect them?

how did you get the new planet classification?

Hi Anton

Im very curious to see what secrets JW discovers about Tabby's star and whats going on there.

Interesting.

Can you do a video on K2-72e?

any civilisation there : Planet is flat, there is a large ice shelf keeping us in.

11 light years will take us 11-1000 years to get to it.

We received a mystery signal from this system a coupla months ago

Space Engine's Cool as Hell.

Simulations are like horseshoes and hand grenades close is enough for some. I want to know there is a certainly a good setup for the rest of us to go for it. Not an artist lying to me about a pixel some egghead saw and said it could be a good fit for me and you. I still like where you are going with this though

On Universe Sandbox 2, can you go to other galaxies and click on stars around you and go to them?

"new future home"? we cant even handle our actual home

Hey guys, did you know that we had a signal sent to us in space and we almost missed It? Aliens would be pissed

While this is irrelevant to the topic at hand, but curiosity took over me: Is this a patch or an addon or something, since there's megacarbonias and aquarias and I'm stuck with oceanias and deserts. NOTE: I have the latest patch for Space Engine installed.

a red dwarf, again ? Theyre to unpredictable for colonisation i think

It looks like they have a Jupiter? Very promising

I'm sure this is the only one earth like planet that is close and habitable. But I heard that we got a signal from Ross 128

~hello~

"We Were On a Break" the Planet

is this a newer version of space engine or something?

How did you do the animation?

I like the algorithm of Space Engine…

I went there in a cobra mk3

Now that you've let the cat out of the bag are you sure the Space Aliens aren't going to get the jump on us ?

Which app you use...tell me its name

Implying we even deserve to live on someone elses world and taking it for our own.

The mass you keep quoting is not the actual mass but the minimum mass, using msini. We don't know the orbital inclination.

Ross 128b could be planet Krypton.

Don’t hold your breath.

is it tidally locked?

Glad the red dwarf isn't too active, but wouldn't it have been more active in the past? Stripping the planet back then?

Is it possible that a tidally locked planet could be hospitable if the fact that it was TLd was balanced out by the fact that it orbits a dim enough star and has a far enough orbit, thus resulting in a comfortable surface temperature?

The way you talk about the planet is great and builds my enthusiasm for space travel but,... what really creeps me out is thinking, "What if there are creatures on Ross 128b developing the technology to get here a lot sooner than we are to get there... and they are really excited about it and calling Earth, "Our new home" but they are just as irresponsible there as we are here about other indiginous species and their own needs weighed against our own needs or mere desires? How do you trust some alien being when they might arrive saying, "We come in peace, as visitors and for our mutual benifit" if you could hear the way they refer to your planet when they think you can't hear them..... "Our new home"? I mean, humans have said the same thing we might hear from an alien species throughout our own history to our own species in another part of the world just discovered and look how that turned out for the original inhabitants! If I were part of a more advanced species on another planet, no matter how easy going we were, and I intercepted a broadcast from another world with a species like ours nearing interstellar capapbilities that were refering to my own planet as "Our new home", I think I'd at least either make my presence known in a "I already call this my home so, don't try to make it yours too" sort of way or I'd destroy their space program too just to be safe, then make them worry when they heard me say "Earth, our new home"! lolol. ...But in all seriousness, we have no idea what an advanced alien species might do to us if they were to hear us call their world "Our new home" given how we treat life on our own planet. Better be careful what we say and how we say it because we never know who's listening or how they'll interpret it.

man has production value of an indian movie made in 1913

I want to go there and start a farm.

I hope the Second Hugh-mon planet is named Ross...

Still, the distances will never be reached.

Whe found the hidden treasure of Bob Ross

But one very good question would be is this planet tidally locked.

Always got hope for those habitabke planets

The fanfictions are practicly writing themselfs xD

shoot radio waves at it and wait for them to bounce back to determine its surface

God damnit Ross.

build *astrosling* to find out if it is livable

This planet is a strong contender to have a more advanced civilization than ours

We gotta discover light travel to go to these places. Otherwise you're assed out

I don't think Class M stars should be considered for searching for complex life since most if not all planets are tidally locked. Would think Class K would be better.

M stars won't have habital planets, they give out little light and a lot of x-ray

Same place with strange signals?

I thought gravity was a factor of mass, not density?

50 thousand years, I think maybe humans would have destroyed themselves by then.

I guess we need a saiyan to come on earth and take his spaceship

hey a question: if its not spinning around its own axis doesnt that mean it has no magnatic feld ?

With the discovery of a planet around Ross in the habitable zone and the signal we got 6-7 months ago its a small chance to be aliens mabye they heard our signals from the radio bubble of ours and returned a message to us mabye they are searching life too! I bet if there are aliens they are around on the same level of technology as us :)

What's the actual name of the music playing in the intro?

What if its already someone else's home? We gonna go take over or something whenever we make the technology to travel there??

we're better off going to the Apha Centauri solar system , its 1/2 as close

it's planet bob.

It would take New Horizons 207,003 years to get there

4 years later maybe this end of this year (2021). James Webb telescope still won’t be launched.

I just wait for James Webb telescope. If that telescope go how is planned then we will be the next step after Neil Armstrong.