Really enjoyed this talk.... Titan is a fascinating world. I hadn't realized that the waves had been picking up so much in the northern lakes over the last (earth) year. ……Hᴜɢʜ….ツ
Clearly J. Barnes is a very enthusiastic speaker. The topic is very interesting as well. I do wish he had also taken the opportunity to give a more detailed background on weather, surface chemistry as well as review the results from Huygens.
'It's life, Jim, but not as we know it.' is a lyric from the song Star Trekkin' written by John O'Connor, Grahame Lister and Rory Kehoe and released by the British group the Firm in 1987.
Everyone missed the best part of this vid. When he talks about what dissolves in methane. He said they believe its organics. If that comes to light as fact, Then we have found life
"Organics"" as in organic chemistry? I think you falsely took the historically derived term literally. "Organic" is not exclusively linked to life anymore.
At 5:00 , This guy does not know what he is talking about. Look up "SLIMES" - "Subsurface Lithoautotrophic Microbial Ecosystem." They do not 'live off radioactive decay'. . That was on a Star Trek episode.
Slow down the feed to .75 and this guy's screaming isn't quite so irritating.
Jason needs to work on his public speaking more than any person I have ever seen.
Really enjoyed this talk.... Titan is a fascinating world. I hadn't realized that the waves had been picking up so much in the northern lakes over the last (earth) year.
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44:44 Vinyl cyanide molecules can form membranes for cells on titan.
Crawling on the planet’s face.Some insects called the human race. Lost in time, lost in space and meaning.
call your senator, fund titan today!
Water plumes have also been observed on Europa
Clearly J. Barnes is a very enthusiastic speaker. The topic is very interesting as well. I do wish he had also taken the opportunity to give a more detailed background on weather, surface chemistry as well as review the results from Huygens.
great info! I hadn't heard that the seas on Titan could have slightly different compositions.
since your gonna go there anyway. could you kinda put a starter pack of chemicles and lipids that may eventually evolve into life?
'It's life, Jim, but not as we know it.' is a lyric from the song Star Trekkin' written by John O'Connor, Grahame Lister and Rory Kehoe and released by the British group the Firm in 1987.
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Is there anykind of Dodo birds or flying creatures at the planet or ?...!
Is Titan tidally locked to Saturn? He hasn't said and may do but im curious.
Yes it is.
Thanks. I think most if not all moons are tidally locked but I just wanted to double check :)
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Everyone missed the best part of this vid. When he talks about what dissolves in methane. He said they believe its organics. If that comes to light as fact, Then we have found life
"Organics"" as in organic chemistry? I think you falsely took the historically derived term literally. "Organic" is not exclusively linked to life anymore.
Glad to see a fellow Vandal. Great talk.
Is Seti Institute associated with Nasa in some form of way?
SETI is privately funded, although i dont know if there are collaborations.
At 5:00 , This guy does not know what he is talking about. Look up "SLIMES" - "Subsurface Lithoautotrophic Microbial Ecosystem." They do not 'live off radioactive decay'. . That was on a Star Trek episode.
This man talking says Ummm alot. Not good 👎