🌍The solar system contains nine planets, with Earth being the third planet from the sun.
🌐Representing the planets with everyday objects helps visualize their size and distance from the sun.
🌌The newly predicted ninth planet is 17.5 miles away from the sun on a football field scale.
🌟There are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on Earth.
🌚The Hubble telescope captured an image revealing countless galaxies in a tiny patch of the night sky.
How many planets are in the solar system?
—There are nine planets in the solar system, with Earth being the third planet from the sun.
What is the predicted ninth planet?
—The predicted ninth planet is a massive hidden planet in the outer solar system, 17.5 miles away from the sun on a football field scale.
What did the Hubble telescope capture in the night sky?
—The Hubble telescope captured an image revealing numerous galaxies in a tiny patch of the night sky, demonstrating the vastness of the universe.
Are there more stars or grains of sand on Earth?
—There are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on all the playgrounds, beaches, ocean floors, and deserts on Earth.
How did astronomers capture the image of galaxies?
—Astronomers pointed the Hubble telescope at the darkest patch of the night sky for 10 days, capturing the photons from distant galaxies and producing the image.
00:00Introduction to the video and the bombshell announcement of a hidden ninth planet in the outer solar system.
00:17Explanation of the scale of the solar system using everyday objects found in a football field.
03:38Impressive demonstration of the vast distance to the predicted ninth planet, 17.5 miles away from the sun on a football field scale.
06:08Mind-blowing revelation of the number of stars in the universe, surpassing the grains of sand on Earth.
06:36Recollection of the daring Hubble telescope observation that captured an image of galaxies in a tiny patch of the night sky.
