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In this video, Unveiled usually takes a nearer seem at some of the most extreme and strange storms at any time recorded in the photo voltaic program. Including trips to Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune, additionally the moons Titan, Io, and far more! Which of these storms do you consider is the most interesting? And which is the most bizarre?
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:00 Intro
:44 Weirdest Storms on Earth
1:53 Storms on Saturn
3:06 Neptune’s Good Darkish Place
4:20 Storms on Titan
5:51 Jupiter and Io
7:28 Conclusions
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the speed of wind which is recorded in the earth is low than the normal wind flow in the venus
Wow. Didn't expect someone to actually pronounce Io correctly, after all these years.
Don't forget venues and it's storms of sulphuric acid.
Genuinely titan sounds epic xD
Great video until we got to E.O, it’s I.O, I’ve watched hundreds of docs over the years and either a British doc or American it’s always been I.O……
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Information for idiots !!!! IRRELEVANT.
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Get down to earth , 24 January supposed to affect earth ???
Who gives a !! About Titan !?
Prioritize information or go back to highschool.
Talking through the nose sounds ugly 😠😠
"Uranus … breaks methane gas.. causes sonic boom…" I'm sorry, my silly brain was selecting random words. Great video!
Its pronounced Eye-o
Ok
At 4:12 Yet he said the highest recorded storm winds on Earth were 253 miles per hour, Which is incorrect the highest recorded winds were from a tornado in 1999 at 302 miles an hour, in of course Nebraska. It was also the widest ever recorded at
2½ miles wide. He may have been talking about hurricane winds, but a storm is a storm, and I classify tornadoes as wind storms, am I wrong?
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Interesting…
Why the ocean doesn’t sunk into earth’s core???
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