Why the Solar System May Be Full of Life with NASA Chief Scientist Dr. James Green

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Great video. Can't wait to find alien life!

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"the Solar System May Be Full of Life" - Or it might not

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The elephant in the room is what civilization is living under earths oceans? Pretending that isn't happening is ridiculous and unscientific denial.

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@@blurplebear8573 Ah yes, liars. Because the Earth is flat, space doesn't exist and you get your worldview from a bronze age storybook, right?

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[@JohnMichaelGodier]

Thanks, and that's exactly the method. I read all of the guest's papers and materials beforehand, go in prepared and informed to ask relevant questions and then just let the guest speak and show their passion for their work. It's really much like being a student asking questions from a professor after a lecture, you ask the question and then listen and get the complete answer. And, often, we end up with gems of information that we would not get had the guest been interrupted.

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John Michael Godier It’s so refreshing to listen to an interview where the interviewer isn’t interested in being part of the answer.

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+Zuka001. While I agree, I would cut some other podcasts some slack because most guests are not teachers or lectures as well.

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Lobos222 Poor interviewers do a poor job regardless of whom they’re interviewing.

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If it keeps your fantasy alive keep watching this fakery. NASA = to deceive/beguile in Hebrew, their logo is a serpents tongue... And people believe their lies? Astonishing.

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@@enoch13th85 I can't believe that I temporarily forgot the Earth is flat. I feel so stupid now. Apologies, very embarrassing of me.

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To sit there and just listen to sounds on another planet... that would be pretty humbling yet amazing too.

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That's already been done with Jupiter hasn't it or is that like radio frequencies we wouldn't actually hear?

[@TheOGFern]

What would be more amazing is somehow finding away past the firmament.

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@@oceanlawnlove8109 YEah those aren't actually sounds as sound doesn't travel through space. With Perseverence we will actually hear sound with actual microphones.

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@@oceanlawnlove8109 It is thought that isn't really sound in reality but freakish anyway. I remember that I listened to a piece of music made up by such recordings from various planets. It should be here on KZbin somewhere.

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@Saša Šijak Given the limitations of the rover and the data link, that is not going to be possible. Maybe that crazy entrepreneur Elon Musk will deliver that some day.

[@HardRockMiner]

"Pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in space, cuz there's bugger all down here on Earth." - Monty Python.

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@Polin Ni Murrigan - Stop pushing the blame. If you're a human being you're just another spoke in the wheel of stupidity. This planet will be a much more beautiful place once we're all gone. WE ARE THE PROBLEM.

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[@BRUXXUS]

I love how excited and passionate all your guests are about what they do. Dr.Green is no exception. He sounds so genuinely happy and excited about it all. It makes me sad that so little of humanity's resources and effort go into space exploration and science. Imagine what we could accomplish.

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Jim Green is one of my favourite people at NASA. It’s a delight to hear and watch him speak. The enthusiasm he has is exciting!

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He really sounds like Owen Wilson lol. Great episode

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Dr. Green's excitement about these topics gets me even more interested! Delightful. Thank you ❤️

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Thank you!

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Congratulations (and thank you!) for having such a most prominent guest! You are really becoming someone in the space world! I've spent a decade now, as a complete amateur, listening to what biologists, geologists, mineralogists, climate scientists, other geophysicists, astronomers, cosmologists and even philosophers and crazy fictional visionaries have to say about the possibility of life outside of Earth. And the clear and simple answer is that no one knows! It's frustrating, but no one can tell whether life is everywhere or nowhere. Basically because we haven't taken a good look at it on site. And there's no clue as to how life once originated, here or anywhere. Sitting at the desk and speculate has turned up nothing at all. Unless some genius slams his head hard on the desk so that something good comes out of it, I doubt anything will. We need to go there and bring back samples in order have a chance to figure this out. I take the point of view of John Milton in Paradise Lost (with the argument that it is at least well written), where Adam is visited by an angel who explains to him why day turns to night, why there is sea and land and such practical things. Adam curiously asks whether there are other paradises at those white dots in the night sky? The angel answers that it is not for him to speculate about such things, but instead do the gardening of the Paradise created for him.

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Gosh darn it was nice how the guest took the host's technobabble cues and went right into details about how the RTG works, no way he'd talk about that stuff in a mainstream interview.

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[@laurachapple6795]

Every time I start thinking 2020 is the worst year ever I remind myself that WE'RE GONNA FLY A HELICOPTER ON MARS.

[@rr-zb3rh]

We're gonna be flying that in 2021 though but yeah very exciting stuff😁

[@personzorz]

Maybe it'll crash with this year's luck

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@@personzorz Noooooooo!

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Imagine if perseverance just gets stuck somewhere on the first day and all their unstuck measures fail and it's over lol

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You must be very young to think 2020 is that exceptional.

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Dr. Green exudes a lot of joy, curiosity and enthusiasm for his work.

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As always here and ready for another EH. I simply can't believe how this show makes me happy, I literally soak in everything I hear!

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You can hear and feel the joy this guest has for his line of work. THAT is the dream for everyday folk! Great interview!

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It made my day to see the topic of this latest video! Gotta stop working soon so I can watch this!

[@EventHorizonShow]

We'll be here.

[@andyreznick]

I'm here in October, so maybe too late for a question, but here goes: Is there anything on Perseverance that can clear the microphones in the event they get caked up with dust or is that a non-issue? Looking forward to hearing the Martian crickets! Thank you for your time and enthusiasm Dr. Green.

[@exoplanets]

Spectacular video and guest. Can't wait to drill into the Mars and Europa's ice, as well as send a submarine to Titan's lakes.

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lol good luck with that fantasy.

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@@jagsfanrick pricks like you just love to be cynical and downers don't you

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I pray i live long enough to see probes in alien oceans! It will be a proud day in human history!!

[@jagsfanrick]

@@UnknownPerson-cq3qv you have to have critical thinking on this matter. If you lack that then that is on you. Believe what you want but to call names, disparage without showing proof that i am wrong shows you are of shallow mind and soul. Good luck with that.

[@Dorgannn]

@@jagsfanrick Calling it a "fantasy" when this entire channel is based on optimism and forward thinking shows you lack the critical thinking skills to effectively analyze context. Responding to positivity with cynicism serves no purpose except to satisfy a piece of your small brain. Getting people excited about space is a crucial step in the pathway to making these lofty "fantasies" become reality. Public perception and support of space exploration is essential. If you can't see that, then you truly lack the critical thinking you have been touting. Take your pretentious drivel elsewhere.

[@johnc.bojemski1757]

Excellent topics always John with videos to match. Well done and THANK YOU!

[@sheenaalexis8710]

It's been a very busy past few days at work. I FINALLY have a chance to sit down and enjoy this episode. Here we go! Thank you for all of the fantastic content! :)

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Thank you for watching!

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@@EventHorizonShow my pleasure!

[@RoissyAngel]

Having discovered this channel last year I now look forward to my weekly episode of Event Horizon. It is very good. But I have to say that I especially enjoyed this episode, not just for the diversity of subject matter but for the guest Dr. Jim Green. What a wonderful talker and I would say also a wonderful educator. Not only does Dr. Jim tell us inside info on what NASA is up to but his passion for his work made the telling of the story all the more enjoyable to listen to. Importantly Dr. Jim would give us a bit of a background to whatever question was asked. Instead of, for example, just answering a question about what life could be on such and such a moon, he expanded his answers to tell us something about the moon, its history, how we hope to explore it, etc. He didn't talk down to us as if we are idiots but nor did he make the mistake of assuming that we all knew what Europa or Titan, or whatever, was. That's a great educator. In this field so many people seem to assume that the listeners already know the stuff that they don't. Anyone from 12 to 102, with lots of knowledge or no knowledge about the Solar System, could listen and be enthralled by Dr. Jim. I know I was. Thank you all for a really enjoyable programme. It is 3 days later, I am still buzzing from it and will listen to it again tonight.

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Ah, fall into the event horizon! ❤️

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This is the best interview you have done, hands down. Please interview Dr Green again, I need to hear more.

[@stevencoardvenice]

It's crazy how a 300-mile-wide piece of real estate like Enceladus can have so much stuff goin on inside

[@raidermaxx2324]

well, we dont know that yet for sure

[@stevencoardvenice]

@@raidermaxx2324 there are lectures available on youtube about all the activity and processes and water going on inside Enceladus. Cassini space mission

[@raidermaxx2324]

@@stevencoardvenice what makes you think I'm not aware of every single scientific study or mission or program dedicated to life on Enceledus? Cuz I assume that's what you mean.. we all know that the "Tiger stripes" are due to a geologically active area in the southern hemisphere of Enceledus which causes liquid water to escape from cracks in the ice, and be shot up into outer space where it forms a ring of Saturn. Also we have sniffed organic compounds in this water during a cassini fly by.. so I mean, if that's what you consider alot going on, I guess so. It still doesn't change the fact that it's working with a tiny area,compared to Europa, Titan, Pluto, or Callisto, which are all possessing entire world spanning oceans 100 of km's deep. Also Ceres. Ceres probably has more going on than enceledus to be fair. But hey nobody knows yet. Also,due to the significantly tiny area of actual liquid water on Enceledus, it is highly likely, this isnt an ancient phenomenon... Like Europa has had billions of years to evolve life in it's massive oceans, whereas Enceledus maybe only a 100 million years in it's 5 km deep lake.

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[@stevencoardvenice]

@@raidermaxx2324 I'm not sure how anything you wrote contradicts anything I said, antifa-guy. A teeny tiny rock in frozen deep deep deep space has the potential for life and has to be explored eventually. I'll let you use your big brain to extrapolate what this means for the galaxy as whole

[@luke3501]

So cool when an intellectual and a scholar such as Dr. James Green unabashedly expresses his excitement and jubilation like a little kid in the best candy store ever. Love that.

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The most amazing channel on the tube..

[@nocturnalintern4150]

Look up the video - flat earth preacher debates harvard students. Interesting.

[@SportsTalk_J]

@@nocturnalintern4150 There’s zero idiotic conversation about flat earth that’s interesting.

[@Likexner]

@@SportsTalk_J The only interesting thing about flat Earth is doing the experiments to disprove it.

[@skrimskrim9123]

Best channel on you tube by far keep up the fantastic work John

[@vellasdad]

My wife just suggested we all drink everytime he sayz " OKAY" ...😊

[@theobserver9131]

more like "M-kay" and "ar-ight"

[@Markle2k]

@@theobserver9131 Which is better than the standard agreement answer preface these days, which is “umm, yeah no, that’s right”.

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@@Markle2k I HATE it when people say "no" when agreeing. Where did that come from? I have only ever heard Americans do that.

[@GrimeHouseBeatz]

Great guest. Please do without the ads though, I listen while falling asleep and they wake me right up. Let's keep it science dont let this channel fall into greed as it gets larger.

[@JohnMichaelGodier]

Greed you say. And yet you want me to put you to sleep for free. And you want to fall asleep while people are speaking. I find your position astonishing.

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@@JohnMichaelGodier im sure many agree with me. I rather send you money then be shocked by pointless annoying ads.

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Holy credentials Batman!

[@ufosrus]

Thank you from bringing to us such an illustrious guest to share this fascinating information.

[@robdela3632]

What about Ganymede. It has a friggin magnetic field no other moon has that right? Do we know if Europa’s core is as active as Ganymede?

[@xanider5098]

Galileo has found that Europa has a weak magnetic field (perhaps 1/4 of the strength of Ganymede's). And most interestingly, it varies periodically as it passes thru Jupiter's massive magnetic field. This is very strong evidence that there is a conducting material beneath Europa's surface, most likely a salty ocean. With this, i'm wondering if it's possible if this is enough protection. :D

[@dsm091]

@@xanider5098 look at the crap that lives at the bottom of our oceans on steam vents that are 1000 degrees. I would think there is life everywhere. Might not be as dumb as us too.

[@xanider5098]

@@dsm091 Lol not a high bar imo.

[@mikehoover4503]

EXTREMEAHPHOBES 💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@nutyyyy]

@@dsm091 It just depends on the conditions that are needed to get life started, remember extremophiles are highly evolved and complex organisms who adapted to survive in very hostile environments.

[@aquamarine9568]

This was so interesting and inspiring, both the topics and the guest. Thanks for giving up a peek into NASA’s missions. Love your channel💓

[@stevencoardvenice]

Coolworlds just released a new video today about the apparent discovery of some exomoons, so lots of good stuff today

[@chrisdraughn5941]

I really enjoyed listening to Dr. Green and I’ll certainly checkout his podcast, but I hope you’ll have him on again too.

[@mamavswild]

The guy must be losing his mind over Venus right now...to think, it was always you, Venus ❤️👍

[@mountainman8775]

Godier‘s is still the best space narration voice

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Long live Mars Rover! 🇺🇸🦅⚔️🥓🎸🛰️📡🔭🔬💊💉🌡️⚗️📀🔋👙📈

[@serenity748]

i love the cinematic production, absolutely amazing and mesmerizing!

[@reallyryan_]

This is going to be another awesome interview! I always like the video before I even watch it I just know it's gonna be good!

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Always excited for the Thursday upload!

[@NyanHomeschoolGirl17]

If one went to Mars equator during the summer and had an oxygen helmet on but nothing else, could they get a suntan?

[@EventHorizonShow]

Probably the type of suntan you wouldn't want.

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Event Horizon 😂😂😂 no kidding

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Event Horizon Haha too bad but thanks for answering ❤️

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UVA+UVB+ BONUS UVC to be extra crispy!

[@friendlyone2706]

The near vacuum might play havoc with your blood vessels.

[@djstorre1]

Space is so big it's beyond our expectations. The incignificant steps we have taken to explore space is like us for the first time opening our door and looking at a world outside.

[@TheFirstCalled.60.A.D]

Imagine the microphone picked up an alien conversation 🤯

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😂😂😂

[@michaelpettersson4919]

Hey, don't tuch that, you may break it. It isn't your toy. The humans will get so sad if you damage their toy.

[@channelwarhorse3367]

To make thick ice cap at north pole of planet, dump heat to space special, spray ocean water upward! Humans might past the heat engine test? Do you think so 🤔

[@hautedaug]

They would probably tag it.

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How does this channel not have more followers I mean the guests are incredible.

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I was about to head to bed as I finished my last science video - ah shit, here we go again.

[@nicklong27]

Ok, cj.

[@Krehtan]

Amazing podcast as always. Thank you for shining some light during these times.

[@DoktorNFC]

The "life probably does not exist on Venus at all" comment didn't really age well

[@carletouk]

It’s still accurate

[@DoktorNFC]

@@carletouk you obviously don't keep up to date

[@DoktorNFC]

@Duke Wang still a high probability, and any probability is more than not existing at all. So, again, you are the confused one.

[@gasperstarina9837]

Really ? Did anyone prove the life on Venus? We have no idea if its phospine, ammonia maybe? 3y from your comment it still seem to be accurate

[@gasperstarina9837]

@@DoktorNFC phospine ? Very possible its ammonia....prove its phospine, then make a research how it got there and why and then you can talk to people that they ain't up to date

[@Strothy2]

Oh man it's like midnight here and this drops right before I wanted to sleep, guess there are more important things than sleep :D 1H of JMG and Dr. James... boi Am I ready for this!

[@ronfuse6993]

212 dislikes. so that means 212 people are smarter than Dr. Green, they know more. These morons are frightening. Keep the great interviews coming. The channel keeps getting better

[@ronfuse6993]

@@blowncoverage_22 so you're one of those flat earthers. I think you just proved my point, thanks.

[@spacepygmy4443]

Best astrophysics channel in world

[@thedoruk6324]

Appearently Oceans and Liquids *are* everywhere! Quite literally, Europa Enceladus Ganymede Pluto Charon Titan! Our own Solar System could be a zoo

[@EventHorizonShow]

Exactly. Fully discussed in this interview.

[@JoeC712]

You can chuck in Ceres now more than likely.

[@iboughtmeth1384]

We are the monkey cage tho, throwin our feces and stuff

[@asdf123311]

What a fantastic channel. Thank you for your outstanding work.

[@linomars6633]

I have a strange feeling that there is something interessant in Europa

[@backwoodsjunkie08]

Im torn between there is and isnt. I cant wait to see what an alien ocean looks like!

[@ProperLogicalDebate]

@@backwoodsjunkie08 Be careful because you wouldn't want someone else to finish your Europa Report.

[@untouchable360x]

All the worlds are yours except Europa. Attempt No Landings there.

[@a_bee]

Very interesting as always. Keep up the good work.

[@UnknownPerson-cq3qv]

I hope the settling of mars quicken the exploration of colonization of the gas giants

[@channelwarhorse3367]

No mass manufactured gravity engines, "Newton's machine works better then a brew Joule. To power electromagnetic rocketry Which leads to watering Mars and Pressurizing quickly 🤔 Yet to faster then light 🙄 Curve power frame of center and Mars 8 minutes out! Fear me Rs Faster then light travel, does Mars matter anymore?

[@phxcppdvlazi]

@@channelwarhorse3367 what are you talking about?

[@channelwarhorse3367]

@@phxcppdvlazi 🔥 Energy Inventor. Yeah I mean huh, maybe in the right spot here. Sometimes I say Albert Einstein then me or James Prescott Joule then me....manufacture of technology applying the exact solution to General Relativity mechanically to three body reactionary engine....I say I teach how to tic tac the water molecule like satellites 🛰.... You say James Prescott Joule then you. Have some books on Amazon, Kindle, idk if you ike books 📚. Global civilization can lower sea level, obviously 🙄. You may enjoy the link, library as to I do crash two Blackholes together like faster than light. ⚡ kzbin.info/www/bejne/onPUm3aIppiqqck

[@DrummingChronicles]

John, thank you so much for your dedication to these awesome videos!!

[@JohnMichaelGodier]

You are most welcome!

[@darrenosullivan3278]

John your work on this channel is stunning mate! 💯

[@fredivory4304]

Coyotes howling in the distance.

[@iboughtmeth1384]

Then like some dogs barking 😭

[@esquilax5563]

Is that something you heard on the video, or your prediction for what the Mars mic will pick up? 😛

[@simba9825]

oh wouldn't that be great if we heard something like that!?

[@michaelpettersson4919]

That would freak out the Nasa controllers. Until the practical jokers among them are found out.

[@simba9825]

@@michaelpettersson4919 😂

[@MrSpikebender]

Another great video. Educational and you keep it at level we can all understand a enjoy. Thank You

[@deusexaethera]

It pains me to listen to Dr. Green's scientific explanations of things like radioactive decay -- not because he's wrong, but because his explanations are so simplistic that it's obvious he's had to spend his career talking to adults with the scientific education of elementary-school children. (by which I mean "politicians".) I would go insane if I had to work in that environment.

[@PvtSchlock]

Great show, N'kay? I'm so glad I only had to listen to him speak once.

[@lukasmakarios4998]

The ultimate humbling experience: We discover that life spawns easily at every opportunity, and even intelligence and technology are common. Plus, everyone is happy, peaceful and willing to share and cooperate with each other. But they see us as too primitive to bother with because we are undisciplined and too foolish to put aside our competitive rivalries. Moreover, they can prove that having bicameral brains makes any species prone to developing mild schizophrenic delusions, such as belief in gods, and this makes them unstable, and potentially dangerous. Our emerging onto the interstellar scene is causing concern about whether we can be given full citizenship in their fraternal pact, and most want to extend our period of quarantine for another 1,000 years, to observe whether we will destroy our own worlds and ourselves. In other words, we are the new kid at school, and nobody wants to talk to us. Now that's a bummer.... Second possible scenario: Welcome to Heaven! We've all been wondering if you would make it. Pull up a seat. The party is about to begin. Also humbling. Third scenario: There are good guys and bad guys. They are at war, and we have to choose which side we are on. May Heaven help us. Scary. Scenario #4: But if it turns out that we are alone, and life is actually pretty rare, then we are at least a little bit special. And maybe God has a plan for us. Yay!! Which one do you hope is the most likely? www.emunahechad.blogspot.com

[@jamesaustin5832]

The first one is hippy religion. #4 best suits what we can see around us - no sign of intelligent life, living or extinct. No Dyson spheres. No communications. We're likely among the first in the universe.

[@tonyk4615]

You always have such great guests on your channel.

[@jackd1582]

Meanwhile in Europe ...." Could America support intelligent life "🤔🕵️

[@Roy7..]

Dr. John there is audio issue in some of your past videos where's your voice level is much lower than the guest voice. However, thanks for improving the audio in this video its more balanced. Thank you so much for your great work, I just love Event Horizon .

[@davidfish7920]

Spectacular conversation, very enlightening, great subject

[@justme-ij2qy]

I cannot help but to picture the actor Owen Wilson while he is delivering his talk to "Harry" about "Grace" growing up in the movie Armageddon as your guest today because they sound so much alike. On a much more serious note this video is the highlight of my day. Great guest, great topic, and it works perfectly for me to just listen while I keep my hands busy soldering wires on a project that I am working on.

[@theodorebugsby3045]

I am not disappointed by subscribing to this channel.

[@brianstokes6110]

I used to love these videos going to bed before they got loaded with ads 😣

[@user-hm4cd8eh1i]

Hello john with regard to retrieval of the mars samples how does NASA propose to locate the tubes after they have been left aside for retreval . Would gps be accurate on mars to locate them or possibly a signal emitted from the tubes which would ping back theit location to the retreval rover. They could be there a long time waiting for the retreval mission and electrics could easily decay in the mars environment. Enjoyed the talk.

[@Vorador666]

That was an incredible discussion to listen to