NASA May Have Found Life on this Moon of Jupiter #astrophysics #jupiter

So while Europa is only one-fourth the diameter of Earth, its ocean may contain twice as much water as all of Earth's oceans combined. Europa's vast and unfathomably deep ocean is widely considered the most promising place to look for life beyond Earth.Abundant liquid water, energy, and the right chemical elements make Europa one of the best places in the solar system to seek present-day life beyond Earth.
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Brian Edward Cox is an English physicist and former musician who is a professor of particle physics in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Manchester[2][3] and The Royal Society Professor for Public Engagement in Science.[4] He is best known to the public as the presenter of science programmes, especially BBC Radio 4’s The Infinite Monkey Cage and the Wonders of... series[5][6] and for popular science books, such as Why Does E=mc²? and The Quantum Universe.
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[charlesmcgehee]

One of but a handful of intelligent, inspired, and inspiring people who obviously loves the world we live in.

[davidgrech]

Thank you Brian for your inspirational words and for sharing your positive energy with us. Blessings to you and I hope you have a tremendous rest of your week 😉🙏🌎

[mattstafford]

Anything Brian Cox says is about the coolest thing I've ever heard. His stuff on BBC is my favorite.

[Deathisi]

Some people have a favourite planet, for me it's a favourite moon, Europa! Will be so awesome if they ever discover any kind of life there, will show life can exist outside of the habitable zone.

[gazza]

It scares me how much knowledge this man has trust me he's going to be HISTORIC God bless MR BRIAN COX ❤ 🙏🙏

[lakshay]

Truly remarkable engineering behind these iconic spacecrafts.

[ankitmohapatra]

I could listen to you for hours !!!!
Please someone link the full episode??

[TexasVeteranLawnService]

Well what I am frustrated about is that we can get Crystal Clear beautiful images from however many billions of miles away but yet I can't get damn good cell phone coverage where I live it makes no sense and how in the world are these satellites manoeuvring themselves

[FishRfun]

I could listen to him for hours. Id struggle to stay awake because the mono-tone sound of his voice is relaxing, but id really want to stay awake and listen

[anwealde]

we had pictures of the planet and its moons long before the spacecraft

[mikeythedistasteful]

Probably some terrifying sea monsters and plants up in there 😂

[matthewpollock]

When did he clam that "NASA may have found life on this moon of Jupiter"??? He said that based on conditions of the moon, Europa MAY well be a home for life.

I have dirt in my back yard. Gold is found in and under dirt. That doesn't mean I've found gold in my back yard.

[ed-varner]

The best picture ever taken history came from voyager 1 the pale blue dot it’s mind boggling to look at because earth is just a dot in a beam of light

[db-tsri]

“I get all of my scientific information from YouTube” - everyone in the comments

[kevineiermann]

What lecturer is this from I’d really to watch the whole thing😊

[daviclar]

That explains that we also had an icy moon and they colided giving the planet its water.

[Generic-usernam]

Just think about it. One day that little probe can be the last remnants of humanity, really less than a speck in the cosmos.

[Paradox-ntce]

Europa is full of mice… oh! sorry, full of ice. ⚡️

[shaiksarfaras]

Where can i watch the full video and other videos of this guy?

[scottsteel]

There is life under the ice here on earth...
Why wouldn't there be life under the ice on Europa?