NASA's Europa Clipper Is Looking for Life on Ocean Worlds
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- It's thought that many planetary bodies in our solar system contain liquid water deep below their icy surfaces. NASA is sending a probe, called Europa Clipper, to investigate the potential habitability of one of these ocean worlds.
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Imagine a planet full of ocean with no land and full of octopus like creatures everywhere.
There even might be crab people! Taste like crab, talk like people...
You mean like... WaterWorld!?
well the ocean couldnt be very deep since then complex life would have much dificulty developing there
Read Children of Ruin by Adrian Tchaikovsky, I think you'll enjoy it
Don't tell this to the Japanese manga writers
Even when I heard and read about this as kid can easily imagine sea monsters living in the oceans of these icy moons the same as people imagine sea monsters living in earth’s oceans for thousands of years.
We want to know if life is common or rare in the universe. It would be fascinating to learn that while life is common, *planetary* life is rare, and that most life develops on icy moons. Life on earth would then be simultaneously more common and more rare.
Dr Morgan Cable is really interesting and explains things so well. More of her!
Thanks to Nasa and Bloomberg for presenting such a mind blowing set of realistic images!!
I have been fascinated with astrobiology for years now, so much so that recently when I turned 18 and got adopted by my then step-dad, I also had my middle name legally changed to Europa. Even if life doesn't exist on Europa, I still like the middle name because of what it represents. Humanity's desire to reach out and learn about the universe, and whether or not we're alone in it.
Can't be alone atleast microbes should exist elsewhere we just have to find real evidence not those fake grainy ufo videos
I've been fascinated by Enceladus and Europa since they were visited by Juno and Cassini. Watching this video has literally just gave me goosebumps. Don't ever stop doing what you do NASA. With J.W.S.T coming soon and revisiting the Moon and then Mars, the next couple of decades are gonna be exciting for sure. I've just passed the 40 mark so even though I'll admit, I'm not the healthiest of people, (but not to unhealthy), I'm hoping that a few decades more isn't to much too ask and apart from a horrible accident or illness that takes me out, I can't wait to witness all this. What a time to be alive!
I pray u live a long, healthy and fulfilling life.
@@fazzadon8944 not sure praying will do much or make any difference whatsoever, but hay, thanks anyway I think.
What about make a effort to try to find intelligent life form on Earth?
No hope. Republicans are just dumb.
Nice educational video, I hope humanity would establish life in other geographies and planets in near future. I also think we need to eliminate differences and problems of our own on earth. I support/ hope the missions to the planets Europa other moons of Saturn and Jupiter are successful and provide pivotal data. =)
Hope one one day I'll be mature enough to not laugh at her sayin "Uranus may host water as well"
This was fascinating thanks for the upload.
"Water water everywhere, so let's all have a drink!" -Homer Simpson
or the republicans lol
This is so cool, I've been waiting for a planned Europa mission for years. I just wish they planned to launch within the next few years rather than the next few decades 😭
Think of how much an extraterrestrial Jellyfish would be worth to the Life Sciences. An Incalculable find.
1 million dollars.
Three, take it or leave it
@@stant7122 bro it'd be worth billions, like only 10 people or world governments would be able to buy it
P.S. the comment said $1 million when I wrote this reply, it's since been edited
@@elijahtommy7772 Elon Musk could buy it. Not sure what he would do with it, but he could at least have bragging rights.
Immagine if you make a dish out of it - fry it or something - now that would be an expensive meal!
9:34 "it will be the first mission sent to specifically study a moon other than our own."... Cassini-Huygens, "am I a joke to you?"
Nope, Cassini Huygens was sent mainly to study Saturn and did multiple flybys of of its moons and sent a probe to Titan. It wasn’t specifically for a moon but Saturn and some of its moons.
@@thomasjones4893 that is splitting hairs. The Huygens portion of the mission was specifically to study Titan.
13:13 WOOOEW... that scene where the snake slithers into the ocean😳
Just IMAGINE being in that snakes cockpit...
I’m not very knowledgeable on the universe and space but surely if all the rocks that make up earth also make up our solar system then water should be quite common?
You know the real answer is "We have no idea" when people say "There could be aliens."
According to math it's impossible for there not to be
@@realrightchris you know that math was debunked years ago? It assumes we live in a typical solar system and we definitely don't. It also assumes new life can form randomly easily enough but really we're talking lottery winning odds at best.
@@samsonsoturian6013 In my opinion the odds of abiogenesis are extremely low. Even if there were aliens, the closest ones would be extremely far. And I don't mean like Jupiter, which already takes our rockets 6 years to get there, but billions of light years away. Or more, even far beyond the cosmological horizon.
But it's still useful to know conditions like these are abundant in the universe. We could spread Earth's life to these places ensuring its continued survival and evolution..
@@kyjo72682 you're just guessing blindly. You might as well ask Plato about alien life.
@@samsonsoturian6013 lottery winning odds with trillions and trillions attempts
I've been waiting for this mission. It would be so cool to find extraterrestrial life before I die. 🚀👽🛸
Yes it gives a new perspective to us there have to be life elsewhere atleast microbial if not intelligent as there is 1 quadrilian + planets in the universe 30 billion earth like planet just in milky way galaxy
NASA: is there intelligent life on Europa?
Mr Orban in Hungary, Mr. Lukaschenkow in Belarus: No!
If the Fermi paradox is something to go by, I hope that nothing will be found
You probably mean specifically the Doomsday argument.
Just because he gave this theory doesn't mean he is right.
Do monsters live under you bed!?
Yeah but we call them Bedbugs, Roaches and Silverfish!
Wherever there is a wealth of energy life will eventually evolve to use that energy source!
But should we since Nuclear Powered Robotics subs?! Probably not that could be seen as a Act of war! I wouldn't risk that! Or the rocket could just fail all together!
There you go,get some submarines on a water world never know what you going to get. It's high time a we built a space station 25 -50 square miles with artificial gravity.
0:53 - what do we do if we find basic life in these oceans that is exactly the same or incredibly similar to life in our own oceans?
Will this mean that life potentially develops in the same way across the universe?
It would mean panspermia is real just think if life would be similar in the solar system there is a chance earth rocks transported to europa or from Mars
Sublime!
Incredible
The deep Earth ocean argument was pretty incomplete: that life can survive in extreme conditions (provided there is water and energy) does not mean that it can emerge there. Necessary does not equal sufficient.
Yes! Why is that not mentioned...
that's because we don't really have a concrete theory around emergence so a key part of this research is assuming that necessary could be sufficient. all these missions are efforts to either prove or disprove your last sentence
@@8bitRAM I would recommend you look into how much NASA has done for the world with its research, especially considering how minuscule its budget is
@@BryanGenson I agree with your point, but the video is not clearly stating it, which seems (intentionally or accidentally) quite deceptive.
That's cool af
I wonder if any of those amazing creatures ever say “we require more vespene gas.”
Zerg rules!
Any signs of life anywhere will be a revolutionary finding, perhaps even more than the discovery of the “new world”. I hope it happens in my lifetome
Yes will maybe 😭microbial life atleast should be present in those planetoids
From Europe to Europa... 👍
Imagine some form of intelligent life near one of those vents looking up at how inhospitable the upper world is because there's no Hydrothermal vents.
Yes
We’ve known about this for awhile… it’s a shame we spend so much time on Mars rather than spending time atleast sending robots to Europa
ever since i heard of barotrauma, ive wanted to learn more about euroupa
this should be fun
A better title: "NASA is trying to find microscope life in the planetary system because alien ships ripping thorough our skies is just too bougie"
Plot twist, imagine those microscope creatures and actually intelligent and they are the ones controlling the uaps
lol, all scientists everywhere would have eggs on their faces if we actually found some life on pluto. It would be against all odds. Funny that that's how life seems to work. It ends up in places we never could have imagined. But not in places we could easily imagine.
"lol, all scientists everywhere would have eggs on their faces if we actually found some life on pluto"
Why? Just curious.
@@digiryde because eggs are tasty
Watching videos like this really make me wonder, I really hope that In my lifetime we find at least some signs of life. I also sometimes wonder if they did, would they tell us, would it be news for us all or would it be kept a close guarded secret. I don’t know.
There is no reason to hide it as they would be microbial life or fish like beings they could stay silent in case of intelligent beings which is almost impossible
A robotic swimming snake?! I am in!
I wonder what the pressure is down there...
Uranus holding liquid...what
If we doubled our NASA budget, which would then only be 1% of the entire USA budget, i wonder how much faster and bigger nasa's plans would be. I hope new administrations accelerate this
We should make synthetic gills
Can someone please explain "liquid water" 13:35
Hehe.
Uranus holds liquid water
but who did or can life form under these conditions. My initial hypothesis would be that these animals originated from life from more moderate layers close to the surface which then slowly adapted to these special conditions. I'd say life can migrate and adapt to all kinds of environmental challenges, but can it start under all conditions with the same likelihood... I'd say no.
Put some 'water bears' in there, and next thung you know, there's life on other planets.
Surely there is a lot of bacteria in Uranus.
We're finally getting a probe to Europa. The moon with water volcanoes!
They need to check underground
Life is always there but intelligence life could be rare
Egg spurts say lick wid water might be present????
I love her
The real “hollow” world (well with water inside - not air)!
They’re gonna have a LOT of ice to drill through right?
Uranus hold Fresh liquid Water!
The different space agencies will be busy looking for water on other planets and their moons in the future and I wish them the best in their persuit.
How about looking into earths oceans
Europa One
cool
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Just stay consistent, you'll be successful, I promise you that.
Socrates 2.0
Much needed...
Starship! Starship! Starship!
Starship! Starship! Starship!
Starship! Starship! Starship!
Yes, yes, but we need to go under the ice sheet
Conspiracy time : Is nasa really trying to search life in those places or is it just some smokescreen to keep us from looking into really strange events that hapenned right here in our own planet ?
The CGI galore!
Nasa and their contractors take so long.
Spacex should do this.
The only people looking for life in space are scientists. The meditators already realized that everything in the universe is alive. So keep looking for life, that's really smart. Unfortunately not too intelligent.
If there's water on Earth then it's reasonable to assume that water is also present in other planets & moons in our solar system too, probably not so much in our Star though 😂
Urinus?
How about we explore the unidentified crafts and occurences on planet earth... The airbrushed photos of locations and structures on moon and mars instead of chasing a red herring out in space.....who's to say NASA won't airbrush what they find on Europa, Ganymede, etc... Smh. 😪
There is no mathematical evidence for tidal generating energy. Europa has a star's core in its core like all other planets in the universe. Literally, either star or planet follows a definite rule to generate energy.
One of mars moons has a monolith on it why not also go there and take that monolith out of the moon of Mars?
Subnautica time!
We as a human species should fast forward the making of satellite🛰 not warheads! :/
@@deptfakex7472 Go away. Disconnect from the internet and go do something useful.
@@deptfakex7472 I prefer you disconnect from the internet and go do something useful.
Tube worms may thrive on Jupiter, methane, temprature and pressure.
Also can you imagine that a moon like this one has been safe from space rocks “forever” thanks to its ice shell, meaning no global extinction events coming from space unlike what happened several times on earth, meaning possibly billions of our years of potentially uninterrupted aquatic evolution.
Point the telescope on older galaxy’s. Right now we are waisting vital resources on hit & hope.
If there isn't life I think it's our duty to bring life to there
Why not start with our own ocean
Amazing Spider-Man
Please use Metric
12:50 War of the Worlds but we are the aliens
We are going to find life EVERYWHERE. In most cases it Will prove to be different from Earth's own carbon based life. Entropy is the Universe's prime directive and everything happens in a way that increases entropy. "Life" creates more entropy (disorder) than non-life -- and the more intelligent the life the greater the disorder. Humans prove that fact on Earth.
However, theses life forms that "do not depend on solar power" do evolve from normal life forms that depend on solar power.
Well, one of the current leading hypotheses about abiogenesis proposes that life actually originated in the deep sea hydrothermal vents and only later transitioned to solar energy. So it's more like a return home.. ;)
I’m gonna just say it. I hope we’re alone. I don’t want intelligent aliens taking what’s ours.
Nothing is our we don't even own earth just one of the lifeform which live s on it
Is alien life edible?
I think with russia ukraine war budget we will be living in europa
So around these hydrothermal vents in our ocean it's baron....there is water but no life except for around the hydrothermal vents....do any of these moons have a liquid metal core? If so, then lets go....if not, maybe don't waste billions looking into these rocks. Maybe we could use the money to design a system that allows us to monitor asteroids.
guess... guess... guess
Scientists (5 times a Day) : 6:17
Why don’t we just leave nature tf alone for once, like jesus we already got out own backyard to clean up lets leave others alone
Psyop. Psyop. Psyop.
Our Ancient Hebrew Writings already tell of Life on other planets and other solar systems, tell Us something we don't know!!!!! If You Can!!!!!
One pound Europan fish 🐠.
ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXCEPT…ATTEMPT NO LANDINGS HERE…
2000 years from now those bodies of water will be utilized for fueling the next leg of a trip beyond our own galaxy
not sure about galaxy, but beyond our star.. maybe :)
Nope this is delusional
Teslabot or Muskbot will land on europa
Flat Earth rules
Our ocean means nothing i guess
Really? And what do you know about dimensional space? What do you know about the cloud people and the crafts I have captured in the sky? See that guy in my emoji pretty sure he's not from here