Brian Cox Investigates Water On Mars | Wonders Of The Solar System | BBC Earth Science

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  • Опубликовано: 4 мар 2023
  • After the discovery of large gypsum deposits on Mars, professor Brian Cox explores the idea of a much warmer, much wetter and potentially alien-life inhabiting planet than we know of today.
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  • @RGDcommentnode
    @RGDcommentnode Год назад +12

    I hope one day NASA sends a deep drilling mission to the surface of Mars. Have it drill deeper than any rover can and see if there is water still there and maybe fossilized life. Even basic bacteria would be a phenomenal discovery.

    • @brandmotivo
      @brandmotivo Год назад

      ... it has never had life. Ever.

  • @jitendrakhasiya2645
    @jitendrakhasiya2645 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @kilamkam
    @kilamkam Год назад

    That is both fascinating and horrifying at the same time.. Because It paints a clear picture of earths future....

  • @peter4210
    @peter4210 Год назад +2

    Is he related to Mike cox long

  • @khurramkhurshed9427
    @khurramkhurshed9427 Год назад

    Interesting

  • @unicornopia
    @unicornopia Год назад +7

    we must upload brian cox's brain to a supercomputer so he can live forever, educating people for many eons to come

  • @nightskyowl
    @nightskyowl Год назад +2

    Thanks Brian for teaching..

  • @deepakrajpurohit247
    @deepakrajpurohit247 Год назад +2

    Quality content

  • @mariadaluzmoutinho5701
    @mariadaluzmoutinho5701 Год назад

    O que teria acontecido há água?! Uma missão para descobrir a água ...Qual foi o maior inimigo da água que a fez desaparecer da superfície de Marte!?! O ciclo da água foi interrompido ...mas em algum lugar do planeta haverá, esta investigação é interessante ...porque reúne a fórmula H2O e o planeta Marte ...que são fascinantes!!

  • @nicolamclaughlin7425
    @nicolamclaughlin7425 Год назад +1

    It's almost like you could forgive him for being in that band...almost

  • @All4mula
    @All4mula Год назад

    Water and protection from space radiation

  • @jimcameron9848
    @jimcameron9848 Год назад +1

    I love how the former band members of Oasis have transitioned into other careers.

  • @edsoderlind7568
    @edsoderlind7568 Год назад

    stoner he is brilliant

  • @TheKlabim
    @TheKlabim Год назад +1

    At first glance the thumbnail made it look like he is wearing a cropped top

  • @osantocesar
    @osantocesar Год назад

    It is not the "Baja" peninsula, it is the "Baja California" peninsula. I suspect there is a bias in renaming this region of Mexico as if they want to deliberately erase the common origins of the Alta and Baja California.

  • @onyeenoma
    @onyeenoma Год назад

    Off-topic but why is this guy so damn cute? 😍

    • @brandmotivo
      @brandmotivo Год назад

      Typical comment from a typical idiot.

  • @meetrasurrik6982
    @meetrasurrik6982 Год назад +2

    First

    • @_Super_Hans_
      @_Super_Hans_ Год назад +6

      Nobody cares

    • @fidelcatsro6948
      @fidelcatsro6948 Год назад

      congratulations you get a months supply of 100plus Isotonic drink with Gypsum flavor! 👍🏿

  • @jedibusiness789
    @jedibusiness789 Год назад +2

    Whatever water was on mars is now gone. We’ve drilled, scooped and analyzed all types of material and found no life on mars. Time to send rovers to other moons in our solar system.

    • @erikroskamdutchbees8538
      @erikroskamdutchbees8538 Год назад +2

      While all the water and other factors needed for life are gone we can (if there was any life even microbial) still finds remnants of life

    • @CitizenAyellowblue
      @CitizenAyellowblue Год назад +2

      You’re kidding, right? The amount of sampling that has been done on Mars is absolutely minuscule.

    • @Modus_operandi
      @Modus_operandi Год назад

      Humans are so arrogant

  • @Sannidor
    @Sannidor Год назад +1

    Nonsense.

    • @Izz_1321
      @Izz_1321 Год назад +7

      Its Facts not an opinion

    • @TheValeyard92
      @TheValeyard92 Год назад

      🤡

    • @vhjjhk9690
      @vhjjhk9690 Год назад

      Not much good for you and your
      baby in yo womb

    • @michaeldunham3385
      @michaeldunham3385 Год назад +1

      Oh let me guess you think that the earth is flat

    • @Sannidor
      @Sannidor Год назад +1

      @@michaeldunham3385 Wrong. I doubt anyone knows the shape of our realm - it could be infinitely wide and composed of infinite number of layers but demonstrably our habitat is not a spinning spheroid orbiting around a flaming ball.
      Water always seeks level, it does not bend beyond optical horizon so in macro-scale of lakes, seas and oceans the same principle applies. To simply call Midgard "flat" would be a simplification at best, a strawman at worst.