NASA Detects Molecule On Another Planet That Can Only Be Produced By Life #shorts

NASA detects molecule on another planet that can only be produced by life. NASA just found this on another planet #youtubeshorts

In a groundbreaking discovery, a team of NASA scientists has recently uncovered compelling evidence suggesting the presence of potential life forms on a distant planet located more than one hundred light years away from Earth. The James Webb Space Telescope, operated by the space agency, has made an intriguing discovery on a faraway planet. The telescope has identified the presence of a molecule known as dimethyl sulphide. Interestingly, on Earth, dimethyl sulphide is exclusively produced by living organisms.

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[sonjiachilds]

This is unbelievable that a telescope can identify specific molecules that are generated by life forms but not the life forms!!

[williamfowler]

the telescope scans the light wave length, and the metal produces a certain wave length and they can see that.

[PeterRoll]

There's not a point in time where life does not exist anywhere in the multiverse

[jayfulton]

Nasa should ask one of the entities that is already here if they can drop em off there, on their way by .

[grumpyoldsodinacellar]

100 + light years away ? Well we're not likely to be getting in touch soon are we.

[juslewissr]

Considering their typical over-sensationalized titles, I'm actually really surprised that the title to this clip didn't read something along the lines of "NASA makes HUGE discovery on another planet" or "Something BIG discovered by NASA on an exoplanet."

[justsomerandomguy]

It's possible that right now in that planet there are life forms, we are just seeing the past from the telescope

[stevenkovler]

Ehh.. that planet is super super shiny and all we were seeing is a reflection of earth !

[cryptocoinpowerhouse]

What’s the planet’s name or ID numbers?

[shannondavis]

It looks like that planet is hanging out above earth.

[jak]

A telescope can find a molecule a 100 light years away, well that’s believable.

[larrygaines]

Nasa discovered
Farts, a 100 light years away, wow.

[jimmytaylor]

WOW! Here we have molecules being declared life, yet Here on earth a heart beat in the womb is called globe of flesh, and not life!
A DOUBLE STANDARD!

[j.dunlop]

With present technology, it'll take 100, 000 years to go there! So, planning ahead?. LoL 😂

[atom]

if the planet is over 100 light years away then even if we did identify some form of life it would have there ages ago. who knows what's there now

[Killerbam]

That means we are looking at the planet from 100 light years away which would be the distant past, if we are seeing life from hundreds of years ago, imagine what it could’ve grown into in current time.

[fredkunz]

Telescope can find a molecule 100, 000miles away but took them a week to find a sub and over 24 hrs to find a f35, hhhmmmm

[rickknight]

How does a telescope identity a single molecule ahundred light years away. That means the light your seeing takes 100 years to see.

[SeanSpecker]

we simply dont recognize life because its too big. next dimension is size. not imaginary invisible places in our space.

[JonnyUtah]

😂😂😂😂😂 y’all fall for this misinformation and they lied to u about the moon landing 😂😂😂