IS Water the Key to LIFE in Space?

Explore the fascinating connection between water and life in space! In this video, we'll delve into the crucial role water plays in sustaining life beyond our planet. From the discovery of water on Mars to the search for extraterrestrial life, we'll examine the latest findings and theories. Join us on a journey to uncover the secrets of water in space and its implications for the existence of life elsewhere in the universe!

[jeffgultch]

People of this planet have to be thankful for the water we have. Maybe other places, water like ours, may not be such a good thing.

[Mooooty]

Water is essential for life on Earth, supporting key biological processes. However, it may not be the key to life elsewhere. Conditions in other parts of the universe could differ, with substances like methane, ammonia, or even silicon playing roles similar to water. Life might exist in extreme environments where water can't survive. Therefore, while water is crucial on Earth, it may not be the universal source of life in other galaxies or across the universe.

[kimberlymcguffey]

My monkey got chicken pox now my chicken got monkey pox. Cows got bird flu. Birds got mad cow disease so yeah water is needed 😊

[anonymousanonymous-twwm]

Wait people stayed awake long enough to gripe about the content 😂

[TerryWhite-bh]

Maybe like the quantum field, we are expanding our universe with our own conscious thought. The more beings with conscious thought, the more our universe grows. The things we consciously consider as a collective the more we manufast. Any invention first started out as a thought. With repetition that thought then became a dream. That dream with repetition then became action. Action with repetition then manifest its self as real!

[bonifaceoguta]

Most people dont realise that we are in space except that earth has sunk a little bit into space time and we cant climb that slope easily😂

[TerryWhite-bh]

I would be careful in underestimating a first principles physics thinker. If you're able to start bringing fuel to a Starship, that's already in orbit. Then Starship tankers can give it a full tank of fuel to go to Mars.
If you also have Starship tankers that can go to the moon and start making fuel on the moon, or Starships can go to a lunar orbit, refuel and go to Mars. The moons gravity is less so if we manufacture or launch Starships from the moon this will use less fuel and create less costs to go further. Of course, with the abundance of helium 3 on the moon, the idea of creating a nuclear fusion Starship is right around the corner. There is no radioactive waste, so it will be safer for Astronauts, scientists and anyone using it.

[SeattleDinghyer]

Queue the religious zealots saying the earth is only 6000 years old...

[warrenny]

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[MikinessAnalog]

Did he wear a cowboy hat "nayaraytin'" this?

[BillDuBrul]

Ok. I can deal with some “climate change” dogma. However, when you all are citing Chuck Schumer as an expert to bolster your point, you lost me. Please keep to the cool science and great narrator.

[sethprice]

Some rather dubious claims being made here without the proper documentation to back them up.

[ozen]

وَجَعَلْنَا مِنَ الْمَاءِ كُلَّ شَيْءٍ حَيٍّ (And We created from water every living thing. - 21:30) Water is an essential element in the creation of all living things. Quran

[TheMrRee]

God bless you God is good Jesus is Lord.