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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- NASA has found a Mars rock that 'may have hosted life', with mysterious 'features we've never seen before'.
Dr Sanjeev Gupta, who is working on the NASA mission, 'Perseverance', that found this rock, joins Tom Swarbrick with details of what it means.
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Imagine we can control a rover and analyse rock samples on another planet but my WiFi connection keeps dropping out 😂
You are SO lucky that you only have to imagine it.
Lies again? Marsiling Drive HDB Paris
And I for one welcome our new microscopic overlords...😏
No one would have believed ... 😮
All hail super super tiny Cuthulhu?
Dun dun duuun.. Dula dun Dula dun
lol
My microscopic name is on that rover! I hope they look me up! :D
‘It’s Life, Jim. But not as we know it!’
Star Trekkin’ - The Firm
It's worse than that, he's dead, Jim! 😮
@@crispincoque there's Klingons on the starboard bow😮
@@nomis2496 shouldn't that be "There's Tories on the starboard bow, scrape em off Jim"
Well technically it actually is
You out of your falcon mind
Dr. Gupta did a great job of communicating this discovery approachably and accurately
i love the doctor's jovial attitude. he loves his job and it shows
He needs to learn how cameras work....🙄
@RalphOK Yeah it's creepy AF, I keep expecting a tiny Xenomorph to pop out 🤮
He's campaigning for more grants!
Surely he had a martial attitude, not jovial. They’re not exploring Jupiter.
There is alien life sprouting from the professor's head ...
😂
This is a rude remark!
I was looking for this comment
Respect world elites, they sacrifice for human being in their lifetime
Life may have been on Mars but it left when it saw us coming.
I know you're joking, but... we didn't exist Billions of years ago.
@@strikeforcealpha9343 r/wooosh
@@strikeforcealpha9343that’s what we were told you don’t know I don’t know 🤷
@@strikeforcealpha9343normie alert!!
The fact that xenon 129 gas has been found on Mars is interesting
The only time weve detected it is when we detonate Thermonuclear weapons :/
This makes a change from searching for signs of intelligence in Tories.
Already an underrated comment. Lol
"Beam me up Scotty. There are no signs of intelligent life here."
😆
😂😂😂
Must be amazing stuck in your own solipsistic little world.
That arrow head rock is a shark tooth , they are giving you the crumbs 😂😂
Rock guy here. How about YOU SHOW US THE ROCK??
It's a recording of a podcast that is just cut and slapped on CZcams. Considering the amount of non-stop content they produce I imagine it'd be too much work to have someone go through and edit all of these like 5-10 minute videos just to add pictures or whatever for context, they'd have to have people editing 24-hours a day lol. I found the images with a google search of "mars rock had possible life".
@@Gohka You wrote all rhis but didn't link the images
"Get your rock out, get your rock out, get your rock out for the lads!"🤘⏳
@@nicholasboyd-gibbins9763and you wrote this reply without googling it
Just google "Dwayne Johnson"
Over to you,
David Bowie…
Wasn’t he a non ce?
@@spookyt8692 Only to bigots.
Now imagine hundreds of millions of years ago life was everywhere on mars but a microbial life killed everything off and NASA has just found it and wants to bring it home. 🥺
Be fine with me.
This news is far more important than most people will realise. If this is true then the universe will be teeming with life.
Or our star system (and maybe galatic region) is somehow unique in a way we don't understand.
At the very least, it brings the curve down massively on the requirements for life.
So many stars in a Galaxy, so many galaxies in the universe.....to me it is improbable for us to be the only life in the universe. There must be lots of life out there, unfortunately we can only imagine what it must be like
@@PaulWelshpersonally I've never understood why the fixation on carbon based life. Just cos we're carbon based doesn't mean all life must be, surely?
PaulWelsh, you either find a proof or lying
@@greathey1234 yeah I know. I'm not religious about it. I don't have certainty life exists out there. But if I was a betting man, I'd put money on it.
One step closer to the edge of the 'dark forest'...
We are probably a quarantined planet, to those who are brave enough to leave the "Dark Forest!"
These are the people I have nothing but respect and admiration for. This is humanity at its best. Not squabbling over boats and money.
It is interesting isn’t it? Dr noggin found a rock on mars with a rover but somehow missed the one on..
That's the rock!
The Viking lander had this moment, then they realised the experiment was broken. Don't get your hopes up.
Viking thought it had detected current life, this is completely different.
This is a signature of long since extinct life and is much more likely to be real.
@@bipolarminddroppings 'Likely'. Not certainly. Note that the Viking developers thought that their experiment was bulletproof.
Saying that, I do personally believe that microbial life on Mars was highly possible in the distant past. In the present, maybe, in some very special locations.
First time they seen something like this.... They saw Crinoids on a Martian rock once and drilled right through it.
He’s. Just because it has 1 sign of many that are needed…..possible life. Every time they see a planet with water….possible life. Life only happens maybe one in a trillion planets. Thousands of things have to happen for life.
The experiment(s) was not broken, it was tested on two different probes in completely different regions on mars and gave signs that there may be life on mars. But it could also be some chemical process that we don't know of yet as it wasn't conclusive enough to say one way or the other. I don't know where you got that the "experiments were broken" but it's false information. It should be noted that we tested those devices rigorously on earth and it did not a single time produce a false positive, so it was working fine. It's just that when it comes to Mars the evidence needs to be much more substantial than what was shown in the experiments themselves, so further testing is needed.
I haven't seen a head injury like that since tom&Jerry 😂
He will push it down in a sec and a X shape plaster will appear
If you push it down it just comes back up on the other side.
You've got it all wrong; it's the rock from Mars he is fashioning. It has a jaunty hat.🤣
There were reports of signs of intelligent life at the RNC last week but then J D Vance opened his mouth and all hopes were dashed and we realised intelligence was long gone.
Talking of unintelligent life.....JD Vance fits that description perfectly
Those reports have been proven false.
There was _no_ intelligent life at the RNC last week.
Full stop/Period!
Fact.
Hey, I arrived at this comments section looking for signs of intelligent life , but I was unable to find anyway, sorry!
Wow what an original thinker you are
@@ganndeber1621 ❤
Welcome home Calvin
Gotta say it........ MOLE! MOLE! GUACAMOLE!!! Poor scientist has the largest mole on his head I've ever seen.
That rock on his head has life on it.
lol we found the alien life 😳
2020s: This decade has been awful
2030s: Hold onto your hats, they’re bringing alien microbial life back to the only f*cking planet we can actually live on 😂
What could possibly go wrong? 🤷🏻
It is HIGHLY likely to be long dead having been blasted by radiation for tens of millions of years and even if it WERE in any way viable it's HIGHLY UNLIKELY to be any sort of pathogen it'll just do something harmless like lay eggs in your chest and explode out a bit.
How hard is it for people to realise the difference between fossil evidence of life that's been long dead for billions of years and something that is actively alive? We have ENDLESS rules and regulations for the stuff we send from Earth to other planets to make sure we don't contaminate those planets. You really think they'd bring anything back to Earth if there was even a 1% chance of it ending life on Earth? Scientists are a lot cleverer than us lot commenting on a youtube video put together.
All a smokescreen , tiny worms arent threatening ( lol )
Id be more curious about what NASA IS NOT telling us
Like Xenon 129 gas found on mars. Whats so exciting about that you say ?
We never detected this gas til June 1945 = when we detonated the 1st Thermonuclear weapon :/ . mars has several times the gas traces & its planet wide
Trump lives on Planet MAGA
Life flourishes so easily on this planet. 6000 different species of insects alone. The thought of any planet, moon and asteroid out their that doesn't at least have bacteria and microorganisms growing on it is absolutely absurd and makes me roll my eyes.
There seems to be a small unidentified craft which has landed on the profs head?
Are we the only intelligent (sort of) life form in the entire universe, or are their beings so advanced our brains are unable to comprehend it..
The latter I hope! Better than the advanced being, whom chooses what does and doesn't stay as a comment! 👍⚛️🛸🤣
logically there will be many life forms 'out there' but logic also dictates that they are so far away that we will never make any contact with them or they with us.
Professor seems to have his own alien culture growing on his head!
any signs of life on earth though?
Plenty of life, but intelligent life? That remains to be seen.
This guy has his own life form growing on his head
You are so rude..
@@ankitsc99 lighten up Karen, it’s just a joke
Would have been great to post a pic of the rock to totally understand what you was blubbering on about.
I see signs for alien life on that guys head
Is that a No 2 on his head ?
He’s got an alien on top of his head lol
Has anyone else made the same discovery i made during the interview? Some kind of dome shaped object
Looks like they could be growing from his head
😂Spot on
@@divinemomentsoftruth5877very punny mate
Glad i wasn’t the only one 😂😂😂
@@divinemomentsoftruth5877Rock on.
Should investigate that lifeform on his head!
Off topic but hope this guy has had the lump looked at, they can be painful and even sometimes cancerous unfortunately.
I can't take my eyes off his head
It’s like a bugs bunny cartoon after a baseball bat to the head
Remember the movie called "Life" that was released in 2017? 🙈
For some reason, they like to depict aliens as bad...
Do NOT bring that rock back here! I’ve seen the movies…
I was expecting evidence of spiders at least 😊
To save people time there is no life on mars
Curiosity rover also found Elemental Sulfur inside a rock,
which broke by the rover accidently driving over it.
Hopefully a maned mission is on the near horizon and then
we'll be able to do better science on Mars.
"Possible" being the key word
This is TINY news. Absolutely TINY.
They've known about life on Mars since the 60s
Where'd he get that tiny hat
I want to know what happened with the piece of asteroid (or meteorite?) that was supposed to have arrived to Earth with bacteria in it. That seems to have been brushed under a rug.
Dr. Gupta, when you order through Temu
I wonder if mars is rotating around that knot 😂
Wonder how long till the uk start letting them into the country as well
Wow... we've never heard this before
NASA has found a rock on mars everyone’s like 👀🤓 Okayyyyyyyyy 😂
Whatever they do, they better not bring Kevin back here
Calvin!
Asteroid impacts have been spreading earth rocks and microbes throughout the solar system from the beginning of it developing on earth
I found rock on Blackpool pier tasted nice
I like his tiny bowler hat :)
Is life an intergalactic algorithm that infects planets? Are we just cosmic barnacles?
The rock landed on his head :0
is it the rock on his head? It is special!
Then the question becomes is it a second genesis or has panspermia to earth or in fact the reverse occurred.
Colonizing Mars could serve as an important step in spreading the risk of a catastrophic event that might destroy life on Earth, such as an asteroid impact, extreme natural disaster, or nuclear war. Having a colony on Mars provides reserves for the sustainability of humanity 🧐🧐🥰🥰
We fudged up this planet. We will do the same to any other.
@@zoeadams2635 Mars offers the possibility of discovering microbial life forms, which could provide new insights into the origins of life in the universe. Exploration of the red planet opens up opportunities for scientific discovery like never before 🧐🧐🥰🥰
@@zoeadams2635oh yes, the planet is ruined.. completely unliveable. It's truly over
When I look at the cost of a train ticket in the UK I don't think I could afford the cost of a ticket to Mars. As for the sustainability of Humanity I think that any impartial observers would conclude that we are not worth the candle!
We need to live on a planet with a very similar gravity, otherwise our internal organs and bones fail. Additionally, Mars dust particles are very small and will probably find a way inside any small living space we could send. It’s a one-way ticket and a death trap.
Somehow the rocks landed on the docs head
This is such a huge change for NASA. To say yeah this looks like it could have been formed by microbes is a massive shift from seeing a river delta with pebbles etc and going well this can’t possibly have been formed by water!
Old News. The late great Dr Gil Levin confirmed this back in 1976!
exciting news.
Till a Martian comes up to the camera gives a wave I am not gonna get excited.
A coprolite! Awesome 🤢👽
I love this stuff
That Devon island located in Iceland 😂
They are just playing this one up. They did the same with Dyson Spheres and Planet 9 speculation.
Mars was teaming with life before earth was
Fast forward X amount of years... "We believe there may have been life on 'Earth...'" or whatever the fish giants of Venus will call Earth...
Life is likely everywhere that isnt on fire
There was far more intelligent life on Mars than just microscopic life. The truth has slowly been discovered and will be even more slowly revealed.
oh no! calvin from the Life movie is real💀
Key word "possible".
Alien life found crawling under rocks in Clacton 😮
MEANWHILE 80 years of incidents of intelligent craft and intelligent beings. What a sick double-think world of people.
New movie, extremeophile microbes from mars brought back to earth and they come back to life, then people becomes infected and it rewrites all their dna to the mars alien microbe that grows into the mars ALIEN, that then goes on feeding frenzy...
Sounds like soft disclosure is coming sooner than we thought.
I've often wondered if maybe every single planet in the Universe could have and has had some form of life at different points in time, based on the state of the factors we know support life at the time...and those that have life that runs concurrently with ours are just too far away for travel or observation
Love when I catch myself pootling around 3:09
Mate you would give an aspirin a head ake
That's only 1 rock. What are the Results of all the other numerous rocks collected????
It's name is Calvin.
Which could mean life on Earth came from Mars...
1:21 yea I’ll listen to this guy. Just look at him 😂😂
Terraform MARS now, before it's to late.
ET’s we’re in Mars first then came to Earth. Mars was the galactic war place , were Extraterrestrials fought against each other for us to live. Praise Jesus for what he did to defeat every Demon and spirit demons and our ET brothers for beating the draconians, not fully but one day fully
Can remote control vehicles 50-100,000,000 miles but can't put a man on the moon at 250,000?
This rock has daddy energy.
"We're not going to find fossils or dinosaur bones or something like that"
Dail Mail: Dinosaur bones found on Mars.
there's a life form on top of bro's head
What about Earth?
NASA has found a rock on Mars
IT'S ALIENS!!! 👽👽👽👽
Did we run over the last thing alive on Mars? That’s a shame.
Dude has a rover on his head…
Leave it where it is