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I Ranked ALL the Eclipses in the Solar System
I Ranked ALL the Eclipses in the Solar System
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@MinutePhysics Says:
Explore eclipses on your own - check out the interactive lab here: https://labs.minutelabs.io/eclipses/
@QuaoarOSC Says:
3:26 Hyperion’s Saturn’s eighth biggest moon
@SirGreg-tg7jg Says:
Solar eclipse on 8 planet 🌌🌌
@Earth-RX3 Says:
Hey. All eclipses are good it’s your opinion on which one it is.
@Ntyler01mil Says:
Would anything cause an eclipse on Ceres?
@mytube001 Says:
I wonder if, for Jupiter and Saturn, there are instances where two moons eclipse the sun at roughly the same time, so you could get a shadow in the shape of a figure of eight or a snowman, or as partial eclipses with a gap between.
@underspring3000 Says:
Not to nitpick, but Pluto does have an atmosphere, does it not? It's a thin atmosphere, but it is an atmosphere nonetheless.
@vjollila96 Says:
why i looks like trumps side profile
@aguywholikestorecord Says:
In my opinion I say earth, not because of beauty, only because when there is an eclipse, I don’t really think it is worth my time to travel to travel to Jupiter to see an eclipse when we have them here, but maybe it’s worth it for you, your choice
@cr4n1um_m34t Says:
wouldnt a lunar eclipse from the moon be called "Terran Eclipse"/"Tellurian Eclipse"?
@Ivon3976 Says:
4:36 💀💀💀💀💀
@LUKA_911 Says:
Holy Terra clears one again
@kishorekumar-rr2ie Says:
As of August 2025, Uranus has 29 moons , Jupiter has 95 moons and guess how many Saturn has, it's 274 moons 😮
@Neptune98304 Says:
I have NEVER seen a solar eclipse in real life
@deesteve4156 Says:
Imo if our moon was smaller we would actually be able to notice it moving during eclipse, which in turn imo would move humans in ways not valued daily, that we are in some sort of real thing , real system!😮
@RealCrateAbyssGuy Says:
good job you managed to imprint an eye in my vision at 4:35
@amandajones8841 Says:
What percentage of the sun blocked is the line between an eclipse and a transit? I feel like a lot of the lower tiers are actually S tier transits.
@aiapihud4344 Says:
Do not land on the planets when an eclipse happens, if yk yk
@PTE Says:
Nice
@1antonioorlo1 Says:
Can small sun give colored dispersion?
@fep_ptcp883 Says:
Best eclipse is when yo mama comes on top and blocks the sun
@Lobed-Homunculus Says:
Pluto and the Moon do have very thin atmospheres. Eris also might have one.
@Leblribrbrrq Says:
Ridiculous how far away Pluto is that the sun just looks like any star. A solar eclipse on Pluto is just like any star eclipsed by our moon here on Earth.
@honeycombxo131 Says:
erf
@theguy1111 Says:
Since jupiter and saturn have no surface, could I see their solar eclipses by standing on one of their moons? If not, what surface could i be standing on to see them?
@JSV1253 Says:
within a few million years mars is gonna start having total solar eclipses because phobos is gonna get so close to mars that it can fully cover the sun
@Pladiarism Says:
Griffith…
@TJusnow Says:
Pluto has a seasonal atmosphere.
@RehaanMohammad-n5o Says:
People take Lunar eclipses for granted. There was one last March in the americas and no one gave a shit for the full lunar eclipse, while everyone else was shitting there pants last year about a partial solar (in my area it was partial) eclipse where the sky was too cloudy to even see anything. And besides, who wouldn’t want to see the moon turn blood red?
@judithpedraza5620 Says:
No entendí 😢
@EbonAvatar Says:
Eclipses might not always be spectacular from Jupiter, but the sight of Jupiter itself from any of its closer moons must be truly awe-inspiring
@chiron9948 Says:
You totally missed Titan: It has the biggest eclipse on Saturn, and is visible from Earth with a telescope, and happens only ever 14 years for serval times on the northern and several times on the southern hemisphere, and vv. Plus from Earth, during every series practically donly from one part form Earth!
@DimitryRotstein Says:
Actually, Pluto does have an atmosphere. Sure, its pressure is very low, but it's also full of dust particles, which makes it appreciably hazy, so light scattering might be noticeable. It's hard to say what kind of optical effects this might create during the eclipse, if any, but I wouldn't discount a possibility of something interesting just like that.
@cjanebatas7532 Says:
Why did the thumbnail look like donald trump😭
@JustaJackalope Says:
Praise God!
@Daybreak_System Says:
ah, yes, Pluto's oversized moon, Karen
@Daybreak_System Says:
Pluto has HOW MANY MOONS?
@Daybreak_System Says:
I am sad for Mercury who never sees any eclipse of any kind because nothing is closer to the sun than it, at least the sun and its path through the sky look hella interesting there
@Daybreak_System Says:
Even if Mercury could eclipse the Sun from Venus' point of view, it wouldn't see it because you can't even see the Sun from Venus' surface to begin with
@pachicore Says:
Another solution to the fermi paradox, aliens can't handle our aura
@Tmccreight25Gaming Says:
Earth has the best ones, our moon is the perfect size and distance to allow us to see the usually invisible corona.
@Behappy-r4z Says:
You can have haumea it might have small irregular moons but it might be to large to block the sun
@Antoine-oh1fy Says:
Pluto does have an atmosphere though! At least enough of one to have light refract in it
@NATESOR Says:
Pluto does have a very thin atmosphere. About 1/100,000 the pressure of the Earth's but it's enough that it showed up when backlit after the new horizons visit. I wonder if this would be enough to create the 360 degree sunset?
@youraveragegallbox Says:
pluto does have a atmosphere, its just hard to see
@BeeFlavouredCar Says:
3:12 actually Saturn has 130 new discovered moons making 274
@kokolorenz Says:
Sorry, but you obviously have no idea about the other eclipses in this solar system. I've tried them all and they a pretty boring compared to the earth ones. Even all my extraterrestrial friends from around the galaxy say there's nothing comparable anywhere to the earth experience. Just heard that in the andromeda galaxy they have a planet which is kindof similar, but they have a lot of monsters who eat you before the eclipse is over.
@iluvchiichan Says:
4:33 looks like a demon lord eye is watching 🗿
@xpart7953 Says:
Which planet has the best lunar eclipse when 🙏
@marviv3180 Says:
Funny thing is how Earth makes a perfect shade of the moon, feels abit unlikley? By my logic if Earth was bigger we wouldnt even have halfmoons even..

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