The Alien Storm That Ate Itself

Hexagons are bestagons

I'm a huge fan of this presenter, with her engaging style but at the same time very soothing voice.

Ok, I guess my Google device listens to your podcasts, too. Your "Play Sandstorm" comment resulted in music over here.)😂

I like this laid-back style of episode. The presenter's voice, sence of humour and the visual setting make the episode very enjoyable to listen to. I got enough excitement in my life, so i watch YouTube to relax.

You forgot to warn the guests about Jupiter's winds fast enough to shred you like a cheese grater.

I love that the draw in for this video is that it'll help you be social at a lame party. So kind of you to assume I go to parties 😂

MY PHONE JUST STARTED PLAYING SANDSTORM LMAO

nah she hit me with the darude sandstorm 💀 great facts tho, will be sure to use them at the next party.

Activated my Google home with that Darude comment 😂

0:39 Jupiter's great red spot isn't actually a cyclone, it is in fact an anticyclone and a high pressure region in the atmosphere.

Wait... people respond with interest to such facts. I would love to be around such groups.

Memo to self:- Never spark up a fatty on Titan!

Oh I love this new chill setting

I really like Niba's presentation style.

This was absolutely fascinating! I know it probably won't happen until I'm not around to see it or take part, but I'd give up anything to go to another planet or one of the moons of another planet. Even if I knew there was absolutely zero way they could bring me back, I'd still go. No question. To be the very first guy who ventures out onto Mars to get things started for more human colonists to follow would literally be a dream come true for me. I'm fine knowing I won't be back to Earth, and I would consider it a very high honor to be that guy.

This lady makes watching and listening to Scishow videos, a more enjoyable experience.

Hexagons are the bestagons, even in space

Loved this new way of making videos more dynamic

I watch most SciShow "shows" and just realized this is the 'normal' SciShow, with a new set, and you're new (I think). Nice :) .. You've got a good pace, tone of voice, inflection, and mannerisms. loved this episode also. The hexagon on Saturn is bonkers (I remember when they first started talking about it back in the early 90s). Looking forward to all the new interesting goodness that is SciShow :) ..

I cannot tell you how much I appreciate that SciShow understands the kinds of conversations I want to be having at parties.