Venus Death of a Planet 4k

Props to the cameraman for having to go into such a hostile atmosphere

I liked the Venus snippets in between the commercials

its frightening and also weirdly exciting to think that Venus was once like Earth. 10/10 video

The lack of a large moon may be a factor in venus’ condition as well. Lack of rotation also allows the surface to get hotter. The lack of rotation may be due to a large collision that didn’t form a moon and due to Venus being closer to the sun, making it locked to the sun’s gravity. Fascinating stuff regardless.

I love how they narrate these videos, it's like it takes you on a ride through the solar system and you forget about everything else because it's so captivating, that's the difference between such a good documentary like this one, and others

You know the video's gonna be intense when the first subtitle is (intense music).

The Venus cloud city concept is an insane, super cool idea. Human ingenuity and hardiness will never cease to amaze me.

Venus is a remarkable planet despite its harsh and extreme atmosphere.

This is the first time I've heard that there is a 'habitable' zone 54 miles from the surface of the planet in the atmosphere. Amazing.

The fact that 3 planets within one solar system (Venus, Earth and Mars) all had liquid oceans and were likely all capable of supporting life at one time really supports the belief that our galaxy (and the entire universe, for that matter) is riddled with Earth-like exoplanets. I know we've discovered plenty in the last couple decades but I hope I live long enough to see a technologically advanced telescope capable of getting a close-up look at some of them, even if it's only about as close as looking at the earth from the moon.

I think we should start exploring venus as much as possible you never know how much we may find out things which we need to know. Airships are indeed a way to do that. I would love to see what it looks like in visable sunlight.

I'm your Venus, Ism your fire and your desire

sounds like one of the most important parts of forming an "earth" is getting hit by a mars size planet at just the right angle to send it spinning like a topand turning the core into a dynamo

I've always loved space documentaries like this, ever since I was 10 :) Thank you for uploading this! Its like a sort of asmr, I'll sleep well after this💫🌠

I find it fascinating that Venus spins at the same speed that a person walks. Lol, you could basically fast forward your day by driving in to the direction of the sunrise if you wanted.

For a split second I thought he said venereal landers, and spat my coffee out!!!

Thank you David Sky Brody. It is magnificent. I hope more people get the chance to behold this epic story of our sister planet. So much we don’t know yet

I love Space Rip. I've been watching it since I first discovered it on Hulu years ago. I miss the old commentator. He was the perfect guy for the job.

I'm not sure why but this documentary puts me to sleep so well. That notwithstanding, once I finally watched it I found it fascinating.

Earth quakes? I think you mean Venus quakes..... 😂