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HOW TO CHANGE THE BACKGROUND COLOR OF FACEBOOK IN GOOGLE CHROME - Duration: 2:27.
Hello everyone and welcome to a new computer tutorial Ebm well today
I'll show an extension for Google Chrome that will allow us
change the background we have on Facebook It is an extension that is free and
In addition no advertising While we we are on Google Chrome and this would be
the extension I leave the link in the description
the video well we will give here add to Chrome and give
Add extension then now you are installing and
a moment because we will have He tells us that we will have
up to 36 themes to change then we can decorate it the way
well then we have already would and this is the icon now
us let's go to facebook and we will try
change the background, let's go to facebook
Now I already have here button then I'll give and can choose
background that I most like I'll put this in
bricks and as you can see there because since I have been changed to note that
there will be some that are not as well with the colors we have
we would choosing another would catch the
we would like and as we have several We would forego the options for more
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The New Android Emojis SUCK! What is Google Thinking? - Duration: 11:06.
It is a sad, sad day for Android users.
Because Google is getting rid of their iconic (no pun intended) blob emojis, and are replacing
them with what you can only describe as ABOMINATIONS.
The update comes in the new Android O developer preview.
They haven't been made official, but will once this new version is released to the public.
And maybe not everyone thinks this is a big deal, but you know what, this just ain't right.
Now obviously I need to show you what I'm talking about for you to understand.
We can start off with an example of what I think is one of the WORST changes in the entire
new catalogue.
The turtle.
This little guy is what we have now.
Just look at him.
Look how happy he is.
Why would anyone want to hurt him?
But no, Google decided they don't want a cute little smiling turtle, so they're killing
him.
And turning him into THIS.
WHAT.
IS THAT.
You go from a happy smiling goofy turtle, to this ugly, arrogant, half asleep, double
chinned, grotesque shelled, discolored faced, big toe headed, atrocity!
Now we haven't even gotten to the smiley emojis yet, but just looking at the rest of the animals
they've changed, a lot of them are just as bad.
It's like they wanted them to look more realistic for some reason.
I mean look at the tiger, went from being an actually expressive emoji to just some
dead faced animal that doesn't even look like a tiger anyway.
Next thing you know, they'll be changing all emojis to photographs of the subject in question,
it only makes sense right?
They clearly want to fit as much detail into a tiny 48x48 pixel square for some reason,
so why not just take picture and be done with it?
Oh wait, it's because maybe you want an emoji to actually be something you can use as an
expression in a text message and not in a university taxonomy course.
Of course we have to talk about the faces.
Oh don't worry they're just as bad.
Here's what we have now.
The cute little blobs.
Maybe they're strangeley shaped, but they're simple, not overdone, and easy to understand.
Like I said before, I think when it comes to emojis, simpler is better, because they're
going to be shown so small.
So before we show you the new junk, for comparison, here's a blast from the past.
These are some emojis from the ancient MSN messenger, circa 2005.
Remember when we had these ugly things?
... But actually wait, because I lied these aren't emojis from 2005.
These are in fact, the NEW Android emojis.
Yes.
I wonder how many of you could tell.
I mean really, what ARE these?
They look like those pop up ads from 15 years ago with the "thousands of free emoticons"!
What's up with the thick border and weird gradient on all of them?
It makes all the faces look like they have 5 o'clock shadow.
And why is this one blue now?
It doesn't even make sense it makes it look sick.
It's like whoever designed these had no idea what they were doing, looked up some 15 year
old design tutorial on YouTube, and then made all these using the exact same steps for each
one without learning any new techniques.
I mean gradients?
REALLY?
Now let be clear for a minute.
I know why they wanted to redesign the emojis in general.
It's not like this is the first time they've changed them, and it won't be the last.
The main reason was to create consistency of the Android emojis among the rest of the
other platforms.
And OK, fair enough.
There WERE some android emojis that looked different than say IOS.
But there weren't that many.
For example here's this old grimacing smiley face on Android, and here it is... on iOS.
Wait a minute, that looks the same.
Then what does the new one look like?
Uhhh...
I thought they were going for consistency here.
Ok let's try another one.
Ah!
Here, look, this is the old Android Dizzy face emoji.
As you can see, it's totally different from Apple's, which has X eyes.
But now they've fixed it, because here's the new... one...
Umm...
I'm kinda getting mixed messages here.
And you might be saying, well you're just cherry picking.
There are plenty of emojis that didn't look like iOS!
Well sure, that was definitely the case a few years ago.
I mean look at this angry face from Android which totally didn't match up with the iOS
version, but that was way back in Android 4, since then it's the same.
Then there was the surprise face which for some reason Android had as a mouth zipped
shut.
But again, that was only with Android 4.
Really the only example I've found that fixes a reasonably major difference is the scared
face, where on Apple it looked like some sort of ghost with no eyes or something, and on
Android it actually looked like a person.
They did change that to more closely resemble the iOS version.
But you know what, in this case, I think the iOS version looks stupid, it doesn't even
look like a face.
At least the Android version had some personality.
So I'm not buying this whole, "we did it for consistency" excuse, because it's obvious
they didn't need to change as much as they did.
If they wanted to get rid of the blob shape, just change them to a circle, keeping the
rest, problem solved.
In fact in a couple that's exactly what they did, like the kissing face.
For the hideous gradient and outlines, their explanation is that they wanted the emojis
to be more easily visible.
In a blog post describing the design process, they argue that the outline and gradients
make the emojis more legible across all backgrounds.
But I mean come on, did anyone really have any issue with legibility before?
Or is this a solution looking for a problem?
The only way the old ones would be tough to see is if you had them on a pure yellow backgroundu
or something.
And even stil, you'd still be able to see the emoji's faces.
And, can you recall even a SINGLE time you've used an app that uses a pure yellow background
when typing in text?
...Didn't think so.
For the 1 in a billion times it helps, they just look stupid the rest of the time.
At this point you might be wondering jeez, these emojis do look like crap.
Hopefully they didn't spend too much time on these, and they'll be willing to change
them.
Well, it turns out they spent a full YEAR AND A HALF working on these horrendous things.
So I think with this much time invested, I mean wasted on this, they wouldn't change
their mind even if Steve Jobs himself came back and told them he liked the old versions
so much that Apple would start using them exclusively.
But it makes you wonder, how the hell could they have possibly spent that much time on
these and ended up with such an ugly result?
Do they not do focus groups or opinion testing?
Or perhaps it's a case of these people needing to justify their jobs in order to keep getting
paid.
Maybe they thought, "well if all we do is change the background shape from a gumdrop
to a circle, the bosses are going to question why they're paying is 6 figures a year."
Wouldn't surprise me either.
If you look at the blog post aboutu the new emojis, they have all sorts of fancy diagrams
with grids showing how circular the circles are, and Wow look at this plane that we've
carefully placed at exactly a 45 degree angle, that one was tricky.
And just look at this interesting image showing the different colors they used in these various
emojis.
Isn't it cool that with the dolphin we used three whole colors, Blue, slightly darker
blue, and even darker blue?
I hope the boss doesn't find out I just randomy clicked around the color palette until it
looked good.
And don't forget about those tonal strokes guys, they're not outlines, they're TONAL
STROKES, get it right would ya?
Look Google, I know you're proud of your work, but I think you're taking these emojis a bit
too seriously.
There is literally no reason to add this much detail to a tiny drawing of a rabbit.
In fact the new one doesn't even look like a rabbit, more like an albino chipmunk.
Why are the ears so short?
And need I remind you of this poor little fella again?
I think the funniest thing about the blog post is the last section, where they talk
about how they're introducing 69 new emojis!
Really?
THAT's the number you're going to go with.
69 that's not a joke?
You spent a year and a half on all these and you couldn't make ONE MORE?
Couldn't make it to 70?
Ok you know what, I'll help them out, I'll make my very own emoji using their own components,
and they can use it.
Let's do one that represents my reaction to these new emojis.
Yep, that seems about right, took a whole minute to make that one.
Oh wait, I forgot, that's not enough anymore, needs more gradient and tonal stroke.
Ahh there we go, that was definitely necessary.
Well that didn't take long, but I mean we're paid by the hour so I may as well spruce it
up a bit right?
Ha now THAT's more like it.
Perfect.
So yea I think by now I've made it pretty clear why I think all these new emojis just
look stupid.
The current versions look totally fine, and their simplicity is a good thing.
They don't need to be exactly the same as the other platforms as long as the fundamental
facial expression is the same.
Sure there were a couple that could be tweaked, but that doesn't justify a completely new
redesign, especially one that looks like it belongs in an AOL instant messanger emoticon
pack.
And as we saw, there were some that probably needed to be changed and they didn't anyway!
Of course when it comes to Google, they are obviously not going to change their mind because
they never listen to customers anyway.
For me, I don't even use emojis very often at all except as a joke, and even I can tell
how dumb these are.
At least with some text messaging apps they do let you pick what emoji set to use.
And that is all I have to say, but I want to know what you guys think about all this.
Let me know in the comments whether you agree with me, or think I'm completely wrong.
And be sure to check out everyone elses comments too and find out if you're in the minority
opinion or not, we'll see.
Anyway, if you want to keep watching, I'll put some other videos right here, you can
just click on those.
And if you want to subscribe, I make new videos every tuesday thursday saturday.
Again I'm looking forward to hearing from you, so thanks for watching, I'll see you
next time, have a good one.
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Google Map of Misspelled Words by State - Duration: 0:51.
GOOGLE HAS REVEALED WHICH WORD
COMES UP THE MOST WHEN
TYPING IN HOW TO SPELL... BASED
ON EACH STATE
APPARENTLY IN CALIFORNIA PEOPLE
LOOK UP HOW TO SPELL
BEAUTIFUL THE MOST...
WISCONSIN EVEN LOOKS UP HOW TO
SPELL THEIR OWN STATE !!!
BUT WHAT MAKES THIS EVEN
WORSE... GOOGLE SPELT SOMETHING
WRONG IN THE MAP TLAKING ABOUT
SPELLING THINGS WRONG!!!!
THEY WROTE NINETY INCORRECTLY
AND OF COURSE
PEOPLE JUMPED IN TO MAKE FUN...
EVEN THOUGH THEY REPOSTED A NEW
MAP WITH THE CHANGE...
THE OLD ONE IS STILL THERE
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Kurt Braunohler "Google," Trust Me // Stream Standup For Free - Duration: 2:31.
But Google is getting like Google's
getting creepy. Google knows so much
about us like it's going to be the first
A.I. But it knows everything we ask.
Every question we think of Google's like,
"Oh I see..."
I had a heartening thing
happened to me is that Google starts
showing me ads for doors.
And I was like, "I don't own a house."
I didn't even know you
could buy a door I thought they came
with walls.
But I was psyched, you know?
Because was like, "Google's doesn't have me
figured out yet." That means my search
history is so erratic that Google's like
What!?
And it is. It's erratic. Every day its like: before/after meth pics, boat
launches, handkerchief twirling. And I
think Google looked at that and was like:
seems like you need a way out.
Doors?
So I've been buying a shit ton of
doors. Just to fuck with it, you know?
And they're just all over my apartment.
I don't even put them up, just all over.
What I use them for is a hang
little inspirational signs on all the
doorknobs because that's how I live my life.
Just inspirational signs that's my
motivating philosophy. Right now the one
I'm really into just says, "Do one thing everyday
that scares you." Hmm. I love that. So
I've been doing that. Last week I got
herpes. Tonight I'm going to try heroin—
oh, I'm so scared I'm going to love it!—and
tomorrow I'm going to steal a cop's gun.
[Because] that's just a snap up and then you got a
gun, you know? It's a snap! It's just like
and I practice in the mirror, like "snap up
got a gun."
I swear to God scares the
shit out of me every time I see a cop
it's all I think about is it's just a
snap, it's a snap keeping the gun down.
It's technology. "Snap up" got a
gun. Like how fast could I do it. I could
do it, I could get it. I'd be like, "I'm just
kidding, I'm just kidding". It'd be like,
*imitates gun sounds*
You know? I mean, he wouldn't do that. I'm a
tall white man to be like that was funny
you want show you how to shoot it?
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How to get the most out of Google Business listing | Tip For Tip Episode 57 - Duration: 5:36.
On today's episode we're going to talk
about how to get the most out of your
Google Business listing.
Hello and welcome to episode 57 of Tip For Tip were you
ask your marketing question in exchange
for a tip in your industry my name is
Aaron and my name is Christian today we
have Dr. Matt Moreno from M2 Chiropractic.
Hey Aaron and Christian I'm
opening up a new chiropractic office so
I was just wondering how do you get the
most out of your Google business listing
all right so to answer your question and
just be sort of basic I guess my answers
may be sort of the basic or the
foundation of what you need to have in
place to have a really good Google
business listing would be number one to
complete all your data what's known as
the NAP; name, address, phone number
correct and another quick tip for that
is to be on other directories don't only
just worry about Google go to Yelp go to
YellowPages go to WhitePages go to yes
Yahoo go to all these places and
make sure that you enter the same
information I mean all the way to the
period on Avenue you're abbreviating
Avenue because that makes it easier for
search engines and other directories to
know that is the exact same business
(crawl your website) exactly number two verify your
location may be a little bit of lengthy
process but still needs to be done
keep your hours accurate and make sure
that you also take into consideration
special hours during holidays or
anything like that pretty easy to change
another huge component is also to get
reviews manage reviews and answer any
reviews on your page and also add photos
and encourage people to add photos as
well alright so mine is one of the more
strategic tactic is to use your Google
page and go out and leave reviews on
other businesses that you interact with
like do it as the business that you
register with Google so every account
the register or whenever you register
your business on Google you get
a Google account with that go out and
leave reviews on that business because
that's just putting out another like a
web to bring back to you but you're
also looking better in Google's eyes to
be like a better local guide as well a
lot of people do this personally but you
should do it as well as a business and
it's a tactic that not many people use
so you'll stand out and also I know you
mentioned earlier add images to your
reviews and encourage people to add
images to their reviews that's just a
another great tactic to get a higher
viewing on Google right and whenever
you're the one out there commenting on
the reviews as well take pictures
yourself hopefully that was good and let's
hear your tip for us!
alright guys my tip for you is that movement is
extremely underrated for how important
it is for your health there was actually
a study done in 2002 that shows all the
benefits that walking has on your health
so there are a ton of benefits but I
want to go over a few of them with you
the first two are that walking 30
minutes a day five days a week can
decrease your risk for Alzheimer's and
congestive heart disease by up to 60%
now that is HUGE those are two of the
leading causes of death in America today
and you can significantly decrease your
risk just by walking you'd be crazy not
to take advantage of that the next one I
want to talk about is arthritis so
walking that amount can actually
decrease your risk for arthritis and
improve your day to day outcomes
if you already have arthritis now this
is important because a lot of people
don't know this but movement is actually
essential for your joints to be healthy
if your joints aren't moving or aren't
moving properly you actually increase
your risk for arthritis and other
degenerative diseases and that's what we
do at M2 Chiropractic we make sure that
your joints are moving the way they're
supposed to so that you can move freely
for years to come so in summation it's
extremely important to move I encourage
you guys to go out and be active we have
tons of hiking hiking trails running
clubs cycling clubs you name it we have
it in this community so go take
advantage of those and if you want help
moving or if you want to see how well
you're moving give us a call.
as a business we definitely want to keep up
with
our health actually because we're
sitting a lot and every day I'll say so
that's something that as a company we've
decided to sort of do a goal and yeah
moves are moving definitely I think
something that we need to invest in is a
treadmills with desks and long yeah
we'll get it sometime I think that'd be
cool
yeah it's a very good tip and if you've
gotten this far into it
please take Matt's advice I see a lot of people
guys come from a bad. morbid. yeah I
really young from not moving though all
right Matt thanks again for coming on
the show if you want to come on the show
just like Matt did get free Facebook
advertising for your business and grow
all you need to do is go to
bitbranding.co/tipfortip and today's
question of the day is what is your
favorite exercise? For me I mean..or
your go to exercise? mine are just push
ups that's just my go to. let me know
on the comments. All right well see you guys
next week
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How to change the payment method of "Google Play Music" subscription - Duration: 2:10.
How to change the payment method of "Google Play Music" subscription
Hello everyone
This time, we will be how to change the payment method to introduce if you are doing a subscription in the "Google Play Music"
If you are doing a subscription in the "Google Play Music", will be charged the fee of every month a fixed amount, but the method of payment at this time
Credit card (or debit card), Google Play balance, carrier billing, it is possible to be selected from PayPal
Since the actual payment will be debited automatically, it will automatically made payments in advance the selected payment method
The basic flow of how to change the payment method If you are doing a subscription in the "Google Play Music",
It is the same as how to change the payment method on Google Play
First, launch the "Google Play Music" app, touch the top right corner of the menu icon, and then touch the "Settings" from among the items to be displayed
Touch the "update the payment method" to continue
If you already have added PayPal and carrier billing on Google Play, by touching and select from an additional pre-payment
You can easily switch the payment method
If you want to now add if, will only proceed with setting by touching any of the payment method
Payment method change of "Google Play Music" is useful because it is possible to perform the optimum payment switching quickly by leaving the same multiple settings and Google Play
Please by all means try to take advantage by reference to
Above, it was the introduction of how to change the payment method If you are doing a subscription in the "Google Play Music"
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Google Auto-Complete Q&A: Pluto - Duration: 22:33.
Hello, all!
Today I'll be doing a Google Auto-Complete Q&A about the dwarf planet Pluto.
If you're not really sure how this works; basically, depending on your browser settings,
if you go to the Google website and type in something like, "How Pluto," Google will try
to expedite your search by suggesting other questions that have been made by other curious
users, like yourself.
So I've gone online, I've done all those searches, I've compiled the questions, and I'm going
to try to answer them for you here today.
So let's get started!
Well, up until recently, that was a very difficult question to answer.
Even through our most powerful telescopes, like the Hubble Space Telescope, Pluto looked
like little more than a brown and white blur.
But thanks to the New Horizons probe that flew past Pluto in 2015, we now have these
spectacular images of Pluto.
Did someone really ask this question?
Okay...
Well, let's think about it.
Its atmosphere is made of mostly nitrogen, which is an odorless gas... so no help there.
But, it does also have smaller amounts of carbon monoxide, which is also an odorless
gas; and methane, which is also an odorless gas.
So, Pluto doesn't smell like anything.
Pluto is made of mostly what I just mentioned was in its atmosphere.
You have frozen nitrogen; frozen carbon monoxide; methane in various forms, both frozen and
liquid, as well as mountains made out of water ice.
But that's just within its crust.
Underneath that crust, it's believed that there's a mantle--if you will--of slushy water,
leading down to a solid silicate core.
Nothing happened to Pluto.
It was simply reclassified.
Pluto is named for the Roman god of the underworld.
It looks like this!
Pluto was reclassified as a "dwarf planet."
Pluto was discovered on the 18th of February 1930.
Pluto was reclassified on the 24th of August 2006.
A day that will no doubt live in infamy.
When you get a really good telescope!
No seriously, you can see it for most of the year, except when the Sun is too close to
it [in the sky].
Well, that depends on what you mean by that question.
Physically, it can be found in the Kuiper Belt, which is a region of space beyond the
orbit of Neptune at about 50 Astronomical Units from the Sun.
If you are talking about where Pluto is located in the sky, it can currently be found in the
constellation of Sagittarius.
Pluto was discovered in the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.
Well, actually, there is a bit of a story to that.
Officially, Pluto was discovered by Clyde Tombaugh.
but he had taken over the search for Pluto from another astronomer by the name of Percival
Lowell.
And, Lowell had actually photographed Pluto several times, unknowingly.
But, unfortunately, he wasn't able to officially discover it in his lifetime and so later,
it passed to the astronomer, Tombaugh, who made the official discovery in 1930.
Pluto was reclassified by a vote of the International Astronomical Union.
Pluto was named by an 11-year old girl by the name of Venetia Burney, who suggested
the name to her grandfather, who then passed on the name to several other people; and eventually,
it got on a very short list of names that were being voted on by the members of the
Lowell Observatory.
Sadly, Pluto does not have rings.
Yes, Pluto does have an atmosphere.
It's very tenuous.
It's not very dense.
It's about...
I think about 10,000 times less dense than Earth's atmosphere[sic].
If I'm remembering that correctly.
But it's made of--as stated earlier--of diatomic nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and methane.
Yes, Pluto has five moons.
It's largest major moon is Charon.
And then it has four minor moons known as Nix, Stix, Hydra, and Kerberos.
Yes, it does.
It wouldn't be a dwarf planet if it didn't.
Yes, the Sun does shine on Pluto.
Now, obviously, being as far away from the Sun as it is, it gets significantly less light
than the Earth does.
It receives about 1,500 times less light than the Earth, so it is quite dim by comparison.
But, it's still not quite as dark as you might think.
During the numerous noon hours on Pluto, you could very easily read a book by the amount
of sunlight you'd receive.
No, actually, it doesn't.
At its farthest from the Sun, Pluto never gets any farther than 49 Astronomical Units
and the Oort Cloud doesn't even begin until around 1000 Astronomical Units.
So, Pluto doesn't come anywhere close to the Oort Cloud.
Pluto is approximately 1,190 kilometers in radius.
But here's a picture for comparison.
Well, Pluto has a very elliptical orbit, so it varies in distance from the Sun from 29.6
AU all the way out to 49.3 AU.
At its coldest, Pluto is around -230 degrees Celsius.
So, you know, bring a scarf if you are going to visit.
Pluto is not a "planet" because it was reclassified as a "dwarf planet."
Well, they are significantly different.
Pluto is made out of mostly ices; you know, like frozen nitrogen, methane, carbon monoxide,
water ice, things like that; mixed in with some silicate materials--other rocky materials
like that.
Whereas, Gas Giants are absolutely enormous balls of mostly gas, as their name would suggest.
Mostly hydrogen and helium gas.
So, that's how they differ.
Well, again, this comes down to how you're asking that question.
Like if you're asking, "How long have we known it existed?"
Well, maybe that's about 87 years.
But if you are asking, "How old is it, physically?"
Well then, it is about as old as the rest of the Solar system, so about 4.65 billion
years, give or take.
Pluto was likely made through a similar process to the way the other terrestrial planets were
made, which is a process known as accretion.
Basically, you start out with all the grains of dust and ice and gases, and they slowly
come together and stick, first through electrostatic forces and then later through gravitational
forces, eventually becoming so massive as to pull itself into a sphere and be a planet
of some type.
Approximately 248 Earth years.
Pluto makes one revolution upon its axis every 6 days, 9 hours, 17 minutes, and 36 seconds.
Well, Pluto is no longer a "planet" because it was reclassified as a dwarf planet.
Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet because it was discovered that in that region of space
where Pluto dwells, the orbits beyond Neptune, there's potentially thousands of similar bodies
in that region.
So a new classification was created for those planetary bodies--dwarf planet--and Pluto
was assigned to that category.
Pluto was not demoted.
It was reclassified.
Okay?
There is a big difference.
Reclassified.
Well, you know, it is really far away.
That's, you know, way too far to expect any parent to drive their kid just so they can
play in the snow.
It's also, you know, it's really dark, it's really cold, and there's not a McDonald's
anywhere in the area.
Well, basically, someone likened the cold distances of the Kuiper Belt as being metaphorically
very similar to the cold depths of the grave, and so they thought it would be cute to name
Pluto after Roman god of the underworld.
Well, because it has no mouth nor vocal cords.
Yeah, I know you probably think that question was directed at the cartoon dog, but you have
no proof of that.
Well, given where Pluto orbits, out in the Kuiper Belt, that's home to billions of pieces
of ice and rock.
And so Pluto has many chances over its lifetime to pull those into orbit around it.
So, a better question might actually be, "why does Pluto ONLY have five moons?"
Because it could have potentially had many, many more.
What do you mean, "Why does it not exist?"
Of course it exists!
Do you think I'd be talking about it and giving all these random facts about it if it didn't
exist anymore?
No!
I'd be talking about the cataclysmic events that lead to a planet in our Solar system
being destroyed.
You know, that would be the topic of the day.
No, of course, it [still] exists!
Basically, for the same reason that Earth doesn't have rings: It just didn't happen
that way.
It could have, it just didn't.
Well, as stated early, with a really good telescope, yes you could.
I mean, you know, how else was it discovered?
Well, that depends on what you mean by "live on."
Sure, we could set up a colony there if you're content to roam around in domes that have
life-support systems installed.
But if you are talking about, "could you live on the surface," then no, no you couldn't.
It's far too cold and you can't breathe the air.
Well now, that's THE question.
That's a question that astronomers are currently trying to answer.
At this point, science really can't say, definitively, what planets in our Solar system can or cannot
support life; you know, with the exception of the Earth, which we're convinced can...
currently.
So, maybe it supports life, but, you know, more study is needed.
Well, technically, nothing prevents us from landing on Pluto's surface.
It's just really more of a logistical issue.
Like, to get the New Horizons probe out to Pluto, it took it about ten years to get there.
And to get it there within that timespan, it had to be accelerated really, really fast.
So fast, in fact, that there was no way of slowing it down to let it enter orbit, which
is why it just flew past and kept going farther out into the Kuiper Belt.
So, to land on Pluto, you would have to carry enough fuel on the spacecraft to slow it down
enough to enter orbit, once it got there, and then even more so to land on its surface.
So, if you go out there with enough fuel, then yes, you could land on the planet.
Yes, Pluto is a planet.
It's a dwarf planet.
A dwarf planet is a type of planet.
It's just one that orbits within a belt.
In this case, the Kuiper Belt.
No.
No, Pluto is most certainly not a star.
Pluto is a small planet, made of ice and rock, whereas a star is a giant ball of plasma,
made of ionized hydrogen and helium that is sustaining itself by nuclear fusion in its
core.
So, BIG difference there!
Well, as stated before: Maybe!
I'd like to know the answer to that question as much as anybody.
But, unfortunately, until we can send a lander there or, better yet, humans there, we won't
know.
Yes, there is!
There's actually quite a bit of water on Pluto in many forms, both solid and liquid.
On its surface, many of its mountains are made of frozen water ice, and then, as stated
earlier, below its crust there's expected to be a mantle of water in various phases
of solidity.
Yes, there is gravity on Pluto.
Ther's gravity on any object that has mass and Pluto most certainly does have mass.
The amount of gravity is substantially less than that of the Earth.
It's about 1/600th that of the Earth.
But, if you were on the surface of Pluto, you would weigh considerably less than you
do here on Earth and you could jump very high!
Not high enough to escape Pluto's gravity and float off into space, but high enough
to injure yourself.
Yes, there's many dwarf planets beyond the orbit of Pluto, including Eris, Haumea, Makemake,
Sedna, Quaoar, Varuna, Varda, Ixion, and..
I'm sure I'm forgetting a few.
And then there's just hundreds that don't have names, that just have code numbers representing
them.
But, yes, there's a lot of dwarf planets beyond the orbit of Pluto.
In fact, it is!
At least by land area.
The country of Russia has about one million square kilometers more land area than Pluto
does.
Well, actually, that's debatable.
A number of people do consider Charon to be a dwarf planet, and that it and Pluto to be
binary planets because the barycenter of their orbit--or the point at which both of them
orbit around--lies outside the volume of either of the two objects.
So, you could call Charon a dwarf planet, but most people call it a moon.
If you look it up on the NASA web page, or whatever, they'll call Charon a moon.
Yes, it was.
Pluto was a planet from 1930 to 2006.
No, Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet.
No, Pluto was not blown up!
And contrary to what science-fiction would like you to believe, planets do not blow up.
They can be obliterated by an impact, they can be swallowed by a black hole, or they
can be vaporized by a supernova, but they do not blow up!
Pluto did not blow up.
It's still out there.
No, Pluto has never been a moon.
Alright!
So that's it for the questions.
I hope you found this video educational, or at the very least, entertaining.
If you have any questions that you'd like answered about Pluto, feel free to post them
in the comments.
I will try to answer them for you.
As always, I appreciate all comments and, if you would, please press the Like button.
And, if you really did like this video, please share it on social media so everyone can learn
that PLUTO WAS NOT DESTROYED!
Seriously, you should do a Google search for this.
Like, just type in "Did Pluto" and you'll get like four or five questions that ask things
like, "Did Pluto explode?", "Did Pluto vanish?", "Did NASA blow up Pluto?"
It's crazy!
And, you know, I think it has to do with how the media writes their headlines.
They like saying things like, "Pluto isn't a planet anymore," or "Pluto is formerly a
planet."
And I think it leads a lot of people to believe that something catastrophic has happened to
everyone's favorite little dwarf planet.
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