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The Planetary Society, the world's largest non-profit space-interest group, is dedicated to inspiring the public with the adventure and mystery of space exploration. Through our projects and publications, the Society plays a leading role in creating innovative coalitions to engage the public and fuel support for exploring other worlds. We make YOU a part of space exploration!
Crickets and gastrodiplomacy: The future of space food
As we look to build a more sustainable human presence in space, we will need to find new and innovative ways to feed our travelers. This week, we hear from Team Insecta, a group of Canadian students exploring crickets as a viable source of space food. Newton Campell Jr., a member of The Planetary Society's board of directors and co-founder of Heritage Space Food, discusses gastrodiplomacy and the importance of representation in space food. Then we close out with What's Up with Bruce Betts and a look at one of The Planetary Society's STEP grant-winning projects studying the complexities of growing plants in space.
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Q&A with "Life on Other Planets" author Aomawa Shields
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This interview was recorded during Planetary People, our live Q&A series celebrating the careers and achievements of those people in planetary science. Become a Planetary Society member for just $4 a month to join these live events and ask your questions directly live. Mat Kaplan and astronomer/astrobiologist/classically trained actress Aomawa Shields discuss her newest book "Life on Other Plan...
Planetary Scientist Rosaly Lopes on Planetary People
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Solar system explorer Rosaly Lopes of NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab joined Mat Kaplan for a live conversation about her decades of discoveries, including 71 volcanoes on Jupiter's moon Io. Rosaly also shares the story of how she went from being a young girl growing up in Rio de Janeiro with dreams of becoming an astronaut to serving as Deputy Director for Planetary Science at JPL.
"Alone but not Lonely" author Louis Friedman
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This interview was recorded during Planetary People, our live Q&A series celebrating the careers and achievements of those people in planetary science. Become a Planetary Society member for just $4 a month to join these live events and ask your questions directly live. Mat Kaplan and The Planetary Society's Co-Founder and Executive Director Emeritus, Louis Friedman, chat about Lou's newest book...
An Earthling’s guide to the "Moons Symphony" - Planetary Radio
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Planetary Radio takes a melodic adventure to the Ravinia Festival in Illinois, USA, for the public premiere of the "Moons Symphony." Mat Kaplan, senior communications advisor at The Planetary Society, speaks with a panel of amazing guests, including members of the Europa Clipper, Dragonfly, and Cassini teams, about the discoveries that inspired the music. Then, Bruce Betts, our chief scientist,...
Planetary People Q&A with Ambre Trujillo
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From self-education to becoming a professional science communicator at The Planetary Society. Join Mat Kaplan for an engaging conversation with Ambre Trujillo, The Planetary Society's Digital Community Manager. Ambre not only manages our Digital Community but also writes and hosts many of our science videos on social media. Discover how this online Community evolved, how Ambre's personal journe...
Hide and seek with Planet 9 - Planetary Radio
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A ninth planet may be lurking in our Solar System out beyond Neptune. Caltech's Mike Brown and Konstantin Batygin join us to discuss their new paper, the latest evidence for Planet 9, and why they believe their hunt may soon be over. Then, Bruce Betts, chief scientist of The Planetary Society, joins us for What's Up and an Olympic-themed random space fact. Discover more at: planet.ly/20240807 S...
Live Q&A with "Packing for Mars" author Mary Roach
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Live Q&A with "Packing for Mars" author Mary Roach
Talking with author Chris Cokinos about STILL AS BRIGHT in The Planetary Society Book Club
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Talking with author Chris Cokinos about STILL AS BRIGHT in The Planetary Society Book Club
Space Policy Edition: Do we need a philosophy of space exploration? - Planetary Radio
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Space Policy Edition: Do we need a philosophy of space exploration? - Planetary Radio
Possible biomarkers: Perseverance rocks the Tenth International Conference on Mars - Planetary Radio
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Possible biomarkers: Perseverance rocks the Tenth International Conference on Mars - Planetary Radio
Q&A with "For the Love of Mars" author Matthew Shindell
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Q&A with "For the Love of Mars" author Matthew Shindell
Q&A with "Under Alien Skies" author Phil Plait
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Q&A with "Under Alien Skies" author Phil Plait
Ann Druyan on Carl Sagan's novel "Contact"
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Ann Druyan on Carl Sagan's novel "Contact"
The penguin, the egg, and the asteroid collision in Beta Pictoris - Planetary Radio
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The penguin, the egg, and the asteroid collision in Beta Pictoris - Planetary Radio
Live Q&A with "Project Hail Mary" author Andy Weir
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Live Q&A with "Project Hail Mary" author Andy Weir
Meet Roo-ver and The Planetary Society’s new board member - Planetary Radio
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Meet Roo-ver and The Planetary Society’s new board member - Planetary Radio
Q&A with "The Asteroid Hunter" author Dante Lauretta
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Q&A with "The Asteroid Hunter" author Dante Lauretta
Space Policy Edition: NASA and the American South - Planetary Radio
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Space Policy Edition: NASA and the American South - Planetary Radio
Fifty-five hundred worlds and counting: The astonishing diversity of exoplanets - Planetary Radio
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Fifty-five hundred worlds and counting: The astonishing diversity of exoplanets - Planetary Radio
An asteroid bash and an asteroid smash - Planetary Radio
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An asteroid bash and an asteroid smash - Planetary Radio
A big year for heliophysics and Parker Solar Probe - Planetary Radio
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A big year for heliophysics and Parker Solar Probe - Planetary Radio
The nova and the naming contest - Planetary Radio
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The nova and the naming contest - Planetary Radio
Space Policy Edition: Is Human Spaceflight a Religion? - Planetary Radio
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Space Policy Edition: Is Human Spaceflight a Religion? - Planetary Radio
Accidental astronomy - Planetary Radio
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Accidental astronomy - Planetary Radio
International integration: The path from the Moon to Mars - Planetary Radio
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International integration: The path from the Moon to Mars - Planetary Radio
Day of Action 2024: The Planetary Society goes to Washington
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Day of Action 2024: The Planetary Society goes to Washington
*I'm so old, I date using a radiometric dating app*
I like the moon idea. We have a world of brains and AI here to make it happen. There must be so much bubble gum duct tape and twine that NASA won't keep it going. The PARTS alone would be wonderful. It must be cheaper and safer.
One should remember that at the begining asteroids were also called planets when they were discovered in 19th centuary. The current definitions of objects in Solar (read it more general - in stellar) system is not compleate. The body evolutional history should also be taken into account. Main bodies of the Solar system make the main orbital plane, obviously, one close to the ecliptic plane defined by the planet Earth. However the small bodies do have diferent orbits with different incliations. The official 3rd point of IAU definition that planet has "cleared its orbit" is wrong. "Planet dominates its orbit" - it is correct. The definition of asteroid needs improvement, too. Without oficial definition, rocks smaller than ~1 m are considsred meteoroids rather than minor planets. The oficial definition does not exist. In tis case, from the smaler size, I propose to use the size definition 1 m to become oficial definition. Small debris, small rocks, dust etc. are not asteroids. Large debris can became a new asteroid itself. Generally for planets, their size (mass) itself does not matter. Note, Pluto size is ~70% of our Moon. Pluto is not big to dominate its orbit. Thus only big enough objects, like planets, can dominate their orbit. Big planets should be big enough in a stellar system that has ended its active formation phase. P.S. Pluto is not a big planet in any perspective.
It’s a planet idgaf
Could they not have just made a new classification of planet to include it? You have terrestrial planets, Jovian planets, just make one more category for Pluto and Sedna and voila Pluto gets its dignity back and we get media buzz on the 10th planet of the solar system
0:05 solar eclipse jumpscare
Pluto is a comet... it just needs to come a little closer to the sun to show off its tail.
Pineapple on pizza. Let's Go!!! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill!
I miss him terribly. Mr. Sagan, you will always hail in my life as the greatest Astronomer /Physicist to have ever lived. I am honored that you were here in my life time. Every time I hear "The Pale Blue Dot", I am brought to tears, because I have a comprehension of how important and special our little blue dot is. I so wish everyone could have such a realization. If so, then Humanity would finally breach the final hurtle of becoming ... human. Next to the Universe its self, you stood as my inspiration. May you be enjoying your afterlife, and enjoying the universe in unparalleled splendor.
Keep going. This channel is inspiring. In the RUclips world , it will gather many folks who are perhaps finding loves of life later than earlier. Life keeps changing as do interests. I know I love knowing about the universe, but am not into physics that help us really understand how this universe works, but the end game is amazing as I can hang on to the coattails of those who have figured out the hows and whys of this world floating around like a piece of dust in a endless infinite space that we will never understand in it’s entirety. Wow. Ok. Word salad over. Keep going keep going you guys. It’s always a positive experience watching these videos.
Surely it's too round not to be a planet?
Pineapple 🤮
I was not expecting Bill Nye at the end there 😂
Oh , that's a cheeeck... This is fantastic and hilarious! And by the way, pineapple is a planet.
Planet
I was NOT expecting to see Bill Nye pull up with a pineapple pizza
That’s like telling a little person that they’re not a person….
BILL BILL BILL BILL!! BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY!!!
It has a moon, therefor dominates its orbit
Also. Its smaller than the moon. The only reason it orbits the sun is cus theres nothing large enough near by for it orbit instead
Pluto is a planet, pineapple on pizza is great, and the DRESS WAS WHITE AND GOLD! 😡
We pay too much if there are professors with enough free time to complain about this.
Turns out, reality is complicated, and not everything fits into the boxes we made up for them. This is hardly the only question of its kind.
The fact that bill nye just nonchalantly pops into the video and nobody noticed.
The only person who eats pineapple pizza and can convince me to eat it is Bill Nye
Based on the first two criteria, if pluto qualifies as a planet, so do several other bodies in the solar system.
I love the planetary society. But if you can't agree about Pinapple on Pizza? I quit..
Pluto isn't a planet and pineapple belongs at the bottom of the sea. There, I solved climate change.
There is no bad pizza…… there’s good pizza and then there’s better pizza No bad pizza 👍😎 🤔 I think all the debate over Pluto means we need to send a mission there. Send a probe with a robot.
Bill
If it'll hold the mass of 1000 aircraft carriers in orbit without going wonkie, it's a planet.
I am fine with Pluto being classified as a dwarf planet, but it should still be counted among the planets WITH the other dwarf planets!!!! We should teach about Ceres, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris too!! More planets, not less!
YES !!!!! PINEAPPLE!!!!
Jerry smith, everyone!
If it's spheroid it's a planet.
Pluto is smaller than our moon, which is a sphere, and pluto and Charon rotate around a common center of mass. So my question to you is, is our moon a planet?
@@frogcannon yes
A whole lot of nonsense to keep people feeling small and insignificant.
That sounds like a you problem.
bill nye jumpscare
I wonder how long it took for people to stop teaching that Ceres was a planet in the mid 1800s when it was reclassified.
She came down in a freaking bubble doug. You're gonna sit here and tell me that im wrong??
Thank you for getting the reference 🫡
I mean it isn't really even about Pluto, it is about how we as humans want to collectively define and understand something. We make the rules kids.
BILL BILL BILL BILL Bill Nye the Pizza Guy alsopineappleonpizzaisperfectlyfine
Plutos not a planet it’s just a big asteroid in the asteroid belt, it’s also smaller than the moon.
That's Just a Human definition and We are not at the Center of the universe. I think Pluto is not just a Planet, but is a beautiful DOUBLE PLANET. Pluto and Charon are gravitationally locked to each other and their barycenter lies outside Pluto. We have also other interesting planets : Ceres, Haumea, Makemake, Eris, Sedna, Quaoar, Orcus, Varuna, gonggong, salacia and 2002 MS4 (Give it a name!) Ciao e complimenti from Italy, Diego Faletti
Jupiter also hasn't cleared its Orbit from astroids! 👀
Does this mean that Jupiter is also not a planet because the Trojan asteroids have not been cleared from, but share, it's orbit?
Aren't the Trojan asteroids at the Lagrange points? They're still gravitationally coupled to the planet, just like moons and rings. Pluto is in the kuiper belt, it didn't clear its orbit of noncoupled bodies. Asteroids exist in the orbit of Pluto which don't orbit Pluto, and which aren't at the L points.
But Jupiter sure dominates them pushing them around with its Lagrange points.
They could've pleased everyone by grandfathering it in.
It's big? It's smaller than our moon actually.
Pineapple belongs. End of debate.
Wrong. But you can have it, I know I have my weird food combos.
I'll never care what people say, pluto will always be a planet to me
Pineapple on pizza is also a matter of perspective and I’m with Bill’s on this one. Hawaiian pizza gang 👊
I don't like pineapple on pizza because I don't like pineapple 😎
I agree with you emamchi
facts
Based on how many same size even bigger bodies there are in Pluto's neighborhood, we would have to name hundreds of 'planets'.
Good, do it. Either way Pluto is still a planet.
That's an adminstrative and/or semantic argument though, not a clarification of definiton of fact.
The definition of planet isn’t based on fact either. This whole issue is nothing but semantics. Ultimately we defined planets based on an object’s perceived similarity to Earth, usually due to us not having the technology to dare how dissimilar they really are. We used to think moons were planets. We used to think asteroids were planets. We used to think Pluto was a planet. In every case, advances in technology allowed us to see that we were mistaken in classifying these objects as planets. I’m a little annoyed at this video because it acts like there’s a scientific debate, and there’s really not.
I don't remember exactly but I think there's a little over 100 spheroids in the solar system. Whatever that number is, that's how many planets there are.
There's a little over 100 but quite a few of them are moons including our own moon. And I'm not calling our moon a planet. You could make another stipulation that it can't orbit another planet.