NASA Explorers: Frozen World

You have to start somewhere when looking for life away from Earth. Many #NASAExplorers look for places with water ice, including distant moons like Enceladus and Europa. This week, we’re traveling away from our home planet to investigate ice in the solar system.

[mmmk]

Well she has me fangirling, I love her enthusiasm, I feel it too. There must be life on other worlds, it would be an awful waste of space if there weren't, as Carl Sagan once said :)

[WadesUnderworld]

Go NASA go! I’ve been waiting my whole life for you to get to Europa.

[MsLilStrange]

More of this young lady, please! Adorable! And intelligent too. 👍

[rubenrosas]

En el año 1998 y como parte de un programa de puertas abiertas de la NASA el ing Capezzano Duilio de la Argentina presento un proyecto acerca de los motores de iones que resultó ser sumamente innovador. Mi más sincero reconocimiento para esta persona casi desconocida!!!

[martiddy]

I sometimes think there are people that are subscribed to this channel for just to give them dislike when they upload a video.

[overvieweffect]

I saw Dr. Morgan at the Science of Star Trek at Comic Con this year. What an AMAZING panel that was!!!

[davidal]

This reminds me Europa Report film, a great movie...

[thaiefahmed]

How to drill those thicc ice, really thicc

[Aehpt]

Yeah NASA! Let's go! I want to be a part of NASA, it'd be so fun!

[Yggdrasill]

I loved her goofiness and excitement hahaha <3

[ApolosaCakau]

Dr Morgan is the reason why this video is so fun to watch! 😊

[MichaelBerthelsen]

That is an awesomely funky soundtrack!❤😁

[miskatonicalumni]

How much space could a space probe probe if a space probe could probe space?

[riparianlife]

NASA is like an aging Olympian who won ALL the gold medals, but needs to become a coach now to help others win.

[Dabadabadoobie]

That thought Morgan had at the end is the exact same way I look at it lol. It's so crazy to think about what we can find out there, or even still here in our oceans. I'm so glad I went to flight school though..I'M ON MY WAY NASA!! T-6 to 8 years.

[AdhikJoshi]

Can any one tell me how can i join NASA ?

[dianaxd]

Our solar system, our universe is very very strange

[yuhi]

I'm so interested in Pluto because it may contain life.

[brantoday]

First Comment. What degrees do you need for JPL job?

[robertoshea]

I have been wondering "if planets between us and the sun could possibly be seen in the nights sky?" Seems I saw Venus cross the sky through the month of October. It crossed the sky on the night side of the earth. The side facing away from the sun. How on planet earth is this possible? The night sky is earth facing away from the sun. Venus and Mercury are always on sun side of earth if closer to sun, right?