Exploring Moons and their Mysteries | BBC Science
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2024
- Some of this footage was filmed before 2022.
Is there life on Jupiter's moon? And which element on the moon has the potential to radically disrupt the energy industry? Answering your burning questions about our mysterious moons.
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Just an observation, not a complaint:
The sound levels in this upload seem to vary quite widely. One moment, the level is “normal”, while it drops to a whisper and in other instances, leaps to a significantly higher level?
Still grateful to view this presentation, but my hand was frequently on the volume knob
Does Jess have an American accent with a Scottish twinge or is it just like a university upper-middle class modern Scottish accent? I can't tell if it's just a Scottish person that's lived in America for a long time.
the earth and the sun are fragile substances, humanity needs to take special care of these planets and stars😮
The sun isnt fragile and definitely not something anybody can "take care of "
An overly large part of this video focused on the Earth's moon, and then narrowed down to Helium. By the time this video was done I had completely forgotten that this video was supposed to be about moons.
I liked the bit where they look at rocks in slow mo
If the volcanoes are spewing large volumes of subterranean Europa oceans, seems there might be life being spewed out at the same time. Wouldn’t that be so cool if organic matter was discovered in the collected samples.
Need 4k
Be thankful that you can watch it for free, paid for by the British public.
Helium balloon on the moon is the dumbest thing i ever heard
Europa has whale like creatures that are the size of American aircraft carriers.
These animal are the apex predators in the Europa ocean.
BUT there is another animal that is just a bit bigger who eats both thermal vent shrimp and large Eeals.
Whales on Europa are called Eeals.
Nuclear FUSION doesn't cause radiation? Errrrrr Bikini Atoll? Christmas Is? Fairly sure it does.
Bring back Brian coxxx
In order for the ☀️ sun to warm the earth with its body and light for a long time, it is necessary to ☀️ feed it, I’ll tell you how to do it!!!
Tell me bro
They never been to the moon before but it would be one if they actually went.
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You're bad grammar is a clear indication that you lack education and/or the basic aptitude to grasp simple concepts.
Just for the record Europa is overrated. Enceladus is the best moon.
Moons of the Cosmos hmm? Are you sure? Or is it really moons of the solar system? I expect better of the Beeb - you should be above clickbait. Facts and accuracy are not optional.
We are located within the cosmos so yes, moons of the cosmos applies.
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