Ceres: The Dwarf Planet That Could Hold Life

[@Italianjedi7]

Dude. You got me excited about Ceres…. You are a legend in the making.

[@Universe_UAch]

Thank you 👍

[@thedoctor2102]

Let’s say hypothetically if we brought back to earth a couple of Great Lakes volume of water and organic matter from ceres. Portion them off into giant agar dishes (maybe pour a bit of crude oil in one to see what it does) exposed to various climates and environments at quarantined , atmospherically (probably) controlled/isolated facilities, then hit them a few hundred trillion times with very powerful pulses of energy, like lightning (or a close to the equivalent we can get). I think there’s a good chance of getting pretty close, or bugger all of nothings progress to “finding life” on Ceres.

[@jonathanbaincosmologyvideo3868]

Ceres into orbit around Mars will kickstart the Martian planet-core and bring Mars to life...

[@Coco_indee]

Im confused.. how an object way smaller than earth can contain more water than earth… we already all water

[@Universe_UAch]

We're actually a pretty dry planet. There's a lot more water in the outer solar system.

[@tehphoebus]

Would prefer a human voice and not AI. Also please ensure you pronounce Uranus correctly. It's typically a hard pass for me for any channel that stops to incorrectly pronouncing it.