Michio Kaku Just Announced 10 TERRIFYING NASA Discoveries on Mars

Michio Kaku Just Announced 10 TERRIFYING NASA Discoveries on Mars
Renowned physicist and co-founder of Stringfield theory, Michio Kaku, has always championed the potential of space exploration and its astonishing revelations for humanity. In light of recent advancements, Kaku has drawn attention to NASA's compelling discoveries on Mars, with one revelation taking center stage: the discovery of water, a vital component for life as we know it.
If you think Mars is just a barren and desolate planet, think again. Here are ten remarkable discoveries that have transformed our perception of Mars, revealing a world full of intrigue, mysteries, and the tantalizing possibility of life.

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00:00 Introduction
01:51 Discovery of Water
03:43 Methane - A Puzzling Clue to Martian Life
05:57 The Dynamic and Diverse Martian Weather
08:03 Unusual Martian Geology
08:55 Signs of Past Life
09:43 Ice Reservoirs on Mars
10:25 The Marsquake Phenomenon
11:01 Discovery of A Strange Object
12:06 Martian Dust Storms
14:02 Night Glows

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[ronaldkemp]

Saturn's moon Titan contains a thick methane atmosphere. More methane and ethane on Titan's surface and in it's atmosphere than Earth has in all it's oil and natural gas reserves combined. Does it mean Titan has/had more biological lifeforms than Earth?

[nazalgul]

This video deserves a MILLION VIEWS for revealing all these Martian discoveries in an interesting yet easy way.

[vids]

9:22 / 15:09 This is a correct photo of Mars. It hasn't been tented red like most photos of Mars.

[TheRoon]

this is just like saying we actually landed on the moon in the 60's but can't seem to do it any more. CGI anyone?

[magicsinglez]

I just blocked someone who said, ‘we can use the water on the moon’!

[berndhase]

Terrifying? Total clickbait. Thumbs down