Subscribe and Listen to Jim Green's podcast Gravity Assist! www.nasa.gov/gravity-assist/ Why the Solar System May Be Full of Life with NASA Chief Scientist Dr. James Green ruclips.net/video/RQqQjmIP7VU/видео.html
NATION TO find the rite rock with as much of the material they need to start making space ship , then all the test flights I mean that's dam depressing.. Deep inside I feel it's not impossible but the idea of getting ⁿ
Hey John, great discussion. I wonder if it is possible if some of these ancient lava tubes are so deep, that atmospheric pressure could reach a level where pressure suits might not be needed. It might be ridiculously cold unless the temperature is controlled, but the atmospheric pressure and the protective ground layer would support that effort. Has that ever been discussed? (BTW... Hi Eryn. Great work, as usual).
So true. It’s an addiction. The first thing you look at is how much airtime did we get this week. Then you look at the title. My favorite channel by far.
Event horizon is proof to these idiotic “science” channels on cable TV that you don’t need sappy re-enactments, reality tv, or drama to deliver top notch scientific infotainment. All you need is intriguing topics, an informed host, and excellent guests. Thank you Event Horizon!!
The guests really make this show amazing.. Let the experts who are passionate about what they do, fill the show with their views, knowledge, and ideas. It's a great blueprint for this kind of content. I seriously love this show,and it's always full of quality guests.
@@oscopin74yes.. you too lol don't worry just imagine it as you will there is microbial life all over the solar system and Galaxy..if not complex Life.. how can there possibly not be 🧐🤔
I've always loved space but didn't always understand a lot. Since watching your channels I find myself reading all kinds of scientific journals and understand a lot more. Thank you. Also since listening I've gotten a telescope not a great one and not the best at using it but I'm trying. Thank you for reigniting a love I forgot I had.
This is one of the best discussion channels anywhere. I commend John for asking the right questions,and letting his guests make the shows content quality, informative,and entertaining. Kudos to you
@@Steve.x.Williams he is amazing, and he plays off his guests, catering to what they are good at.. I agree, his knowledge and preparedness is too notch
It's incredible just how much more data a mere 30lb of extra instruments can collect for you. Fascinating conversation as always! Kudos to the Event Horizon crew!!
Thanks for what you do, John and team. When my spirits are heavy, your videos often lift me up into sublimer realms, and allow me to contemplate the conquest of space, in the name of learning and the common weal of mankind. It's good to be reminded of this amazing universe in which we live, which is waiting for us out there.
JMG ... Event Horizon has to be one of, if not the best channels on RUclips for science and theory concerning space. How fortunate we live in a time of such advanced technology that we can learn of these concepts from a flip of a switch on our phones, tablets, etc. presented in a clear understanding for the every day common person with no background in this type of science who is interested in increasing their knowledge in this area... amazing! Never stop learning! 👍😉
Dr Green would be a magnificent science teacher. He distills complex topics and articulates them into easy understandable pieces of info for us to understand.
Within a half a century NASA Will do it, about 40 years trailing SpaceX...... and, at 50 times the cost! It is time to privatize space exploration as well, including deep space probes.
honestly ive said all the way jmg event horizon is better than old school bbc for sure which was when it was at its best not like today these 3 have something special thanks
My hypothesis is that life, having originated in interstellar space, predates the solar system. I predict that all life found in the solar system will have a common ancestor.
Wonderful episode. Just curious, do you know anybody you could have on to talk about the upcoming launch of the Near Earth Asteroid Scout (NEA Scout)? It's a solar sail probe that will investigate 1991 VG, a mysterious near earth asteroid that some thought was an expended rocket stage or even an alien probe. I haven't heard very much about the mission at all. It's supposed to be sent up on the maiden flight of the SLS in November. I think it would be fascinating to hear one of the project leads talk about it because I think it's the first time we've ever sent a solar sail probe to do an actual rendezvous. Previously the big solar sail success was the Japanese Ikaros spacecraft, but in 3 years the solar sail on that craft only added 890mph of delta v, because Ikaros only had 3 square feet of sail per lb of mass. The NEA Scout has 29 square feet of sail per lb of mass. So I imagine the performance of the sail should be much more impressive. I'd love to hear a project lead talk about what kind of delta v they hope the solar sail will impart, if the NEA Scout proves solar sails are ready for prime time, if the NEA Scout heralds a new era for very cheap very lightweight asteroid missions, how many targets they might be able to fly by, etc. I mean, NEA Scout is only 31 lbs. And it might rendezvous with an intriguing asteroid and send back all sorts of fascinating imagery. It might rendezvous with multiple targets even. I believe a high resolution camera is the probes sole scientific payload. It's basically a camera, some cold gas thrusters, reactions wheels, and circuit boards bolted to a solar sail. I'm really excited about it and I hope other people are as well. Edit: The lead investigators for NEA Scout are Julie Castillo-Rogez and Les Johnson. Julie Castillo-Rogez has had a super cool career in science and worked on a lot of neat projects. I bet she'd have a lot to say.
The military use of balloons long predated the US Civil War. A tethered, observation balloon was used iirc during the battle of Fleurus, by the army of Revolutionary France.
The possibility of human travel to Mars always gets me excited. I wonder, would it necessarily have to be a one way trip? The Space X rockets make it seem likely that we could perform a round trip within a decade and get humans to and from the planet safely.
What I wonder is why earth is full of life and micro organisms even in the most deadly areas like water around submerged volcanoes, inside the ice of the Antarctica, even on the bottom of the ocean with zero light and warmth there are bio-illuminscent fish (like the Angler Fish and so on). Even in the Death Valley are many animals - but on more life-friendly almost habitable zones like Mars which can have +20°C degrees celsius on it`s equator there seem to be no life. But maybe there was life a million years ago, and maybe liquid water is the key of life and a planet must have water (or any other liquid) to create and sustain life-forms. The second interesting question is, what brings life to a planet? Earth was a place with lava crystalizing to Pangaea with hot oceans around, the cooling down process took maybe half a millions of years - but what made the first cells like algae and bakteria on a complete empty rock with empty-desert like landscapes and empty oceans earth was a few billion years ago? Have eucaryote cells somehow developed from early plant life in the first stages of the beginning of life? What is the secret of life and how was the seed for it put on this planet here? Science will probably never be able to answer the question how life how cells are created or just "become" for whatever reason in this universe. Maybe some day finding any form of alien life (and if it`s only algae growing on a rock of another planet) will shed some light on these questions of the secrets of existence.
Very interesting, I love the idea of the copter checking out terrain before the rover tries to navigate it. How cool is that!! its literally something out of a sci fi movie.
Yeah those guys watched the same movies we did and worked twords makeing a difference in there respected Feilds or.. as always we can create anything we imagine in time very cool 😎 indeed
Every Thursday nothing better then falling into event Horizon!.. thanks again John 🎩 fantastic interview Great conversation.* Edit your questions are the ones right out of my brain that's awesome 😎 we litterly have zero to no clue the scale of what is possible and inevitably will discover.. very exciting
I am one of the biggest fan of John sir From India Hope one day will meet with you Sir, want to take a selfie with you. I never miss a single episode of you, sir My age is 25 years and I am a MBA qualified , Nothing to do with space and universe But I have learnt a lot from you sir You are my Guru (teacher) Thanks From India (last surviving civilization)
@@EventHorizonShow YES sir , we have reached mars only 10 % budget of NASA , 40% scientist in NASA are INDIANS, Even legend Says that Normal indians are smarter than Einstien
@@thesaffronbharat Thanks! It's been a wonderful thing to watch the world's largest democracy blossom in space and the sciences. Great things will come from India in the coming years. And yes, if you ever meet me in person, you can take a selfie with me :)
@@JohnMichaelGodier the biggest fan of you sir, very much obliged you replied me , i cant control my emotion, i think this is the life sir, To whom you follow, you admire, getting personal reply from him , that emotion, that moment , yes sir this is the Life , this is the meaning to live life . i am a MBA with Finance , dont have many interest In space and science,you and your channel gave me a lot that i cant return in my life time , Thanks to God while traveling in bus , in Road Side Restaurant i listen your youtube videos. Dont know how i get in touch with your channel , its almost 13 months i am listening you , have listened almost all your video, again Thank you sir, Hope oneday will meet with you. Reports are coming that 3rd wave of PANDEMIC IS COMING (CHINA VIRUS) , Hope this is not true, How are you sir and your family , Hope you all are Fine , we 1.4 billion indians are strongly fighting with this and we will win this .china is the real threat to humanity (communist party), (last 6 out of 10 deadly viruses are originated from china) thanks John sir , its a great Day for me
All interviews with Jim Green, some with David Kipling and my favorite with Duncan Forgan - Can we solve a Fermi Paradox, are really outstanding, of course so many others as well are just phenomenal
It's probably lake in many Slavic languages (in one variant or other) and it has been named after a town in Bosna-Hercegovina which in turn has been named after a nearby lake according to Wikipedia. And the crater used to be a lake.
If they find aquifer lava tubes at the bottom of Hellas which extend deep into the earth, they should actually be guaranteed to find liquid water in direct air contact with the other surface of the planet.
Olympus Mons… What’s up with the cliffs the completely surround it? They’re so strange and uniform, as if a circle was cut into the crust and then pushed up from below. How does something like that form?
Took me a couple of seconds thinking to realise where they are sending the James Webb telescope from - Kiruna - because it wasn't a very Swedish pronunciation of the name. Yes, I'm Swedish and I have been to Kiruna, but not to the Esrange Space Center. I'm so excited about James Webb, so I'm happy that Sweden has a part in it.
I'm a regular listener of the show event horizon, I love everything to do with space and the possibility for life outside this planet. A question for John Michael Godier, I wonder that you ever heard this? Type on youtube - Somebody Else Is on the Moon - Audiobook - by George H. Leonard. It's more than 6 hours talking, but incredible.
Subscribe and Listen to Jim Green's podcast Gravity Assist!
www.nasa.gov/gravity-assist/
Why the Solar System May Be Full of Life with NASA Chief Scientist Dr. James Green
ruclips.net/video/RQqQjmIP7VU/видео.html
❤️ I love your show!
I ❤️ your show too! :-)
Just think how long will it take us or any other
NATION TO find
the rite rock with as much of the material they need to start making space ship , then all the test flights I mean that's dam depressing.. Deep inside I feel it's not impossible but the idea of getting ⁿ
Hey John, great discussion. I wonder if it is possible if some of these ancient lava tubes are so deep, that atmospheric pressure could reach a level where pressure suits might not be needed. It might be ridiculously cold unless the temperature is controlled, but the atmospheric pressure and the protective ground layer would support that effort. Has that ever been discussed? (BTW... Hi Eryn. Great work, as usual).
If there is one thing I enjoy more than an episode of Event Horizon it’s a 1hr + episode of Event Horizon!
Appreciate it.
Agreed
Great episode, love the long ones!
So true. It’s an addiction. The first thing you look at is how much airtime did we get this week. Then you look at the title. My favorite channel by far.
Yes agree. Such interesting topics with great guests. JMG asks such good questions too.
Event horizon is proof to these idiotic “science” channels on cable TV that you don’t need sappy re-enactments, reality tv, or drama to deliver top notch scientific infotainment. All you need is intriguing topics, an informed host, and excellent guests.
Thank you Event Horizon!!
Half my family believes in ghosts and that aliens built the pyramids because of shows they’ve watched on cable “science” shows.
The throng doesn't have the attention span for science in this format.
To be honest, even sciency documentaries, xept maybe “Cosmos” are super boring and overstretched as hell compared to the Event Horizon content!
@Fishy Tree - The pyramids were not built by aliens.
The guests really make this show amazing..
Let the experts who are passionate about what they do, fill the show with their views, knowledge, and ideas.
It's a great blueprint for this kind of content.
I seriously love this show,and it's always full of quality guests.
Hope to live long enough to find life in the moon's of Jupiter and Saturn.
So do we Big Chungus, so do we.
Rest easy
Me too.
@@oscopin74yes.. you too lol don't worry just imagine it as you will there is microbial life all over the solar system and Galaxy..if not complex Life.. how can there possibly not be 🧐🤔
I wish to live long enough just to see next year!
I've always loved space but didn't always understand a lot. Since watching your channels I find myself reading all kinds of scientific journals and understand a lot more. Thank you. Also since listening I've gotten a telescope not a great one and not the best at using it but I'm trying. Thank you for reigniting a love I forgot I had.
Keep going Mike! Learning is everything.
I feel like Dr. James could do a great Owen Wilson impression
Could do? He sounds just like him. I just need to hear him say "wow".
Wow.
It's so true, ask DJ to say "Crazier Than A Road Lizard" next time 😁
Damnit.....cannot listen to this now without visualising Owen Wilson...hahahahaha......🤣🤣
I know, I kept picturing Owen Wilson when he was talking and laughing.
I see Event Horizon, I click like.
Before I even watch! ♥️
@Ryan Vetter with simple tastes? 🤣
MUST FEED ALGORITHM...
Like first, ask questions later.
This is one of the best discussion channels anywhere.
I commend John for asking the right questions,and letting his guests make the shows content quality, informative,and entertaining.
Kudos to you
Thank you for watching.
@@EventHorizonShow I'll never stop
John is so well prepared for these interviews. His understanding of science is what makes this show so incredibly awesome!
@@Steve.x.Williams he is amazing, and he plays off his guests, catering to what they are good at.. I agree, his knowledge and preparedness is too notch
It’s great to have Dr Jim Green back! His last interview with you is what first got me hooked on your channel.
An hour long episode? This is the best day ever!
It's incredible just how much more data a mere 30lb of extra instruments can collect for you. Fascinating conversation as always! Kudos to the Event Horizon crew!!
Thanks for what you do, John and team. When my spirits are heavy, your videos often lift me up into sublimer realms, and allow me to contemplate the conquest of space, in the name of learning and the common weal of mankind. It's good to be reminded of this amazing universe in which we live, which is waiting for us out there.
Thank you for the kind words. Glad it helps.
JMG ... Event Horizon has to be one of, if not the best channels on RUclips for science and theory concerning space. How fortunate we live in a time of such advanced technology that we can learn of these concepts from a flip of a switch on our phones, tablets, etc. presented in a clear understanding for the every day common person with no background in this type of science who is interested in increasing their knowledge in this area... amazing! Never stop learning! 👍😉
Thank you Travis. That’s exactly our goal.
Dr Green would be a magnificent science teacher. He distills complex topics and articulates them into easy understandable pieces of info for us to understand.
Love your interviews, you really allow your guests to speak and explain what and who they are. Also you get the head of NASA to speak as well!
Just picturing drone helicopters exploring lava tubes.. that would be epic!
Helicopter? Are lava tubes under water?
*Sentinels
Right! Let’s get some humans in there haha
Within a half a century NASA Will do it, about 40 years trailing SpaceX...... and, at 50 times the cost!
It is time to privatize space exploration as well, including deep space probes.
you really do get some of the most emminent scientists in the space and astronomy industries. Thanks JMG once again
Notice how every single guest in Event Horizon mentions how JMG has excellent questions.
These really are good, i watch every single one you upload and look forward to them.
Really interesting episode. The guest was very knowledgeable
He is the Chief Scientist for NASA. Thank you for watching!
This guy's list of education degrees and awards incredible.
I absolutely love the intro music
epic
honestly ive said all the way jmg event horizon is better than old school bbc for sure which was when it was at its best not like today these 3 have something special thanks
Man I’ve bee sleepin on Jim Green. Love the guy. Need to follow Gravity Assist. Thanks for the hour long video with him!
Late to this episode but i love it
That intro music is so epic I got tears in my eyes
There goes my bedtime,💙🇸🇪
Bring it on! Love this channel... from the UK.
Thanks James!
By far, My favorite RUclips channel
My hypothesis is that life, having originated in interstellar space, predates the solar system. I predict that all life found in the solar system will have a common ancestor.
Great interview thanks for the episode!
theres no way you watched it that fast!!!
edit: just realized this was previously streamed lol, this was meant to be a joke
@@Vid_Master Strick is a long time member of our Patreon. Patreon members get early access.
@@EventHorizonShow Oh gotcha!!! I will look into Patreon support, I appreciate all your work :D and also my original comment was meant to be a joke
Love this channel, getting some big names on here recently! Keep up the amazing work, thanks for the content ❤️
No names as big as thee JMG tho.
Excellent video! I always enjoy listening whenever I doing school work or painting. I'm also going to listen to Jim's show now too :D
That was such a treat, thank you.
I'm so glad I found this show. I love to intelligent, thought-provoking discussions at the interface between hard science and speculation.
Wonderful episode. Just curious, do you know anybody you could have on to talk about the upcoming launch of the Near Earth Asteroid Scout (NEA Scout)? It's a solar sail probe that will investigate 1991 VG, a mysterious near earth asteroid that some thought was an expended rocket stage or even an alien probe. I haven't heard very much about the mission at all. It's supposed to be sent up on the maiden flight of the SLS in November. I think it would be fascinating to hear one of the project leads talk about it because I think it's the first time we've ever sent a solar sail probe to do an actual rendezvous. Previously the big solar sail success was the Japanese Ikaros spacecraft, but in 3 years the solar sail on that craft only added 890mph of delta v, because Ikaros only had 3 square feet of sail per lb of mass. The NEA Scout has 29 square feet of sail per lb of mass. So I imagine the performance of the sail should be much more impressive. I'd love to hear a project lead talk about what kind of delta v they hope the solar sail will impart, if the NEA Scout proves solar sails are ready for prime time, if the NEA Scout heralds a new era for very cheap very lightweight asteroid missions, how many targets they might be able to fly by, etc. I mean, NEA Scout is only 31 lbs. And it might rendezvous with an intriguing asteroid and send back all sorts of fascinating imagery. It might rendezvous with multiple targets even. I believe a high resolution camera is the probes sole scientific payload. It's basically a camera, some cold gas thrusters, reactions wheels, and circuit boards bolted to a solar sail. I'm really excited about it and I hope other people are as well. Edit: The lead investigators for NEA Scout are Julie Castillo-Rogez
and Les Johnson. Julie Castillo-Rogez has had a super cool career in science and worked on a lot of neat projects. I bet she'd have a lot to say.
Noted. It's very possible I'll have a guest on for it, especially as the launch nears.
@@JohnMichaelGodier John doubt you'll see this, but any chance you ever got a guest on for it? I would be interested as well
The military use of balloons long predated the US Civil War. A tethered, observation balloon was used iirc during the battle of Fleurus, by the army of Revolutionary France.
Man I love all the topics you cover. So fascinating
The possibility of human travel to Mars always gets me excited. I wonder, would it necessarily have to be a one way trip? The Space X rockets make it seem likely that we could perform a round trip within a decade and get humans to and from the planet safely.
When my anxiety is crippling and life has got me down, I come here..thank you so much sir.
JWT information was very encouraging. Great interview.
What I wonder is why earth is full of life and micro organisms even in the most deadly areas like water around submerged volcanoes, inside the ice of the Antarctica, even on the bottom of the ocean with zero light and warmth there are bio-illuminscent fish (like the Angler Fish and so on). Even in the Death Valley are many animals - but on more life-friendly almost habitable zones like Mars which can have +20°C degrees celsius on it`s equator there seem to be no life. But maybe there was life a million years ago, and maybe liquid water is the key of life and a planet must have water (or any other liquid) to create and sustain life-forms. The second interesting question is, what brings life to a planet? Earth was a place with lava crystalizing to Pangaea with hot oceans around, the cooling down process took maybe half a millions of years - but what made the first cells like algae and bakteria on a complete empty rock with empty-desert like landscapes and empty oceans earth was a few billion years ago? Have eucaryote cells somehow developed from early plant life in the first stages of the beginning of life?
What is the secret of life and how was the seed for it put on this planet here? Science will probably never be able to answer the question how life how cells are created or just "become" for whatever reason in this universe. Maybe some day finding any form of alien life (and if it`s only algae growing on a rock of another planet) will shed some light on these questions of the secrets of existence.
Very interesting, I love the idea of the copter checking out terrain before the rover tries to navigate it.
How cool is that!! its literally something out of a sci fi movie.
Yeah those guys watched the same movies we did and worked twords makeing a difference in there respected Feilds or.. as always we can create anything we imagine in time very cool 😎 indeed
Fascinating stuff. Dr. Green is wonderful to listen to - he's as enthusiastic as he is knowledgeable. Epic music and visuals too. Many thanks.
Excellent episode, thank you
Amongst a general background of good videos, this one stood out! Great guest, you have my permission to have him back sometime! Have a like, sir!
Every Thursday nothing better then falling into event Horizon!.. thanks again John 🎩 fantastic interview Great conversation.* Edit your questions are the ones right out of my brain that's awesome 😎 we litterly have zero to no clue the scale of what is possible and inevitably will discover.. very exciting
Event Horizon is soooooo cool. It allows one to push one´s envelope without really having to exert oneself. They do it for you.
Thanks mate, a good conversation for the space fans out there
Thank you and keep up the good work. Listening often here in the Netherlands!
Jim Green is such a great science communicator. Very enjoyable to listen to!
I am one of the biggest fan of John sir
From
India
Hope one day will meet with you
Sir, want to take a selfie with you.
I never miss a single episode of you, sir
My age is 25 years and I am a MBA qualified
, Nothing to do with space and universe
But I have learnt a lot from you sir
You are my Guru (teacher)
Thanks
From
India (last surviving civilization)
Thank you for watching. We know India loves space and has a great space program.
@@EventHorizonShow YES sir , we have reached mars only 10 % budget of NASA , 40% scientist in NASA are INDIANS,
Even legend Says that Normal indians are smarter than Einstien
@@thesaffronbharat Thanks! It's been a wonderful thing to watch the world's largest democracy blossom in space and the sciences. Great things will come from India in the coming years. And yes, if you ever meet me in person, you can take a selfie with me :)
@@JohnMichaelGodier the biggest fan of you sir, very much obliged you replied me , i cant control my emotion, i think this is the life sir, To whom you follow, you admire, getting personal reply from him , that emotion, that moment , yes sir this is the Life , this is the meaning to live life .
i am a MBA with Finance , dont have many interest In space and science,you and your channel gave me a lot that i cant return in my life time , Thanks to God
while traveling in bus , in Road Side Restaurant i listen your youtube videos. Dont know how i get in touch with your channel , its almost 13 months i am listening you , have listened almost all your video, again Thank you sir, Hope oneday will meet with you. Reports are coming that 3rd wave of PANDEMIC IS COMING (CHINA VIRUS) , Hope this is not true, How are you sir and your family , Hope you all are Fine , we 1.4 billion indians are strongly fighting with this and we will win this .china is the real threat to humanity (communist party), (last 6 out of 10 deadly viruses are originated from china)
thanks John sir , its a great Day for me
John, what’s your favorite Pink Floyd song?
Time with all of Shine on You Crazy Diamond as a close second
@@JohnMichaelGodier Johnny you magnificent bastard, I didn’t even think you’d even actually answer the question. God bless ya!
@@JohnMichaelGodier 👍🏻⭐️
@@JohnMichaelGodier should watch tdarnell's "most important image ever taken" or something like that. Actually, he'd make an excellent interviewee!
It's these kinds of conversations that make my mind wonder! Amazing and lengthy episode!
All interviews with Jim Green, some with David Kipling and my favorite with Duncan Forgan - Can we solve a Fermi Paradox, are really outstanding, of course so many others as well are just phenomenal
Thank you again for the post! Always love it! 👍.
Wow, last time I was this early my wife left me for Raoul the Cabana Boy. LMAO
Thanx. That went by too quick it was soooooo good! Unlike some science channels I always learn something new here. Excellent as always.
Such an excellent production… Always. Thank you!
Jim green is back! Hope you're able to track down NASA astrobiologist Chris McKay one day!
Will do!
I second that!
Finally Thursday!🥳
It's a pleasant day isn't it?
Agreed 👍🤣
These videos are a great distraction from the situation on Earth.
I can't wait to see what the archeologists find when they start digging. If they have to call in the anthropologists, then it gets interesting.
journey to the stars, & away we gooooo!!!
Incredible episode Jim Green is a great guest :)
He wrapped it up nicely. Very eloquent conclusion.
Fun fact; “Jesero” is Croatian for Lake - pronounced Yez-e-r-o.
*Jezero.
It's probably lake in many Slavic languages (in one variant or other) and it has been named after a town in Bosna-Hercegovina which in turn has been named after a nearby lake according to Wikipedia.
And the crater used to be a lake.
@@PaulZyCZ more fun facts! 👍🏼
ingenuity has been an amazing tech demo, 10x what it was expected to do. Give those guys more budget, clearly an amazing team!
Great guest and topic John.
Best astronomy show point blank
Here's my first attempt at an acronym for the lava tube cave copter:
Spelunking
Mars
Advancing
Scoria
Habitability
Love this channel all the way from downunder.
Man, I always used to listen to this channel when I was high on ketamine with my eyes closed laying in bed. Sent me on some mad trips
So glad to catch this episode! Let’s go to Mars 🚀
i love the intros to Event Horizon so much. cant get enough of you, JMG!
I agree... The "you have fallen into the event horizon with JMG is epic 😂
At 47:06 what is the thing at the centre of the video image?
awesome guest !
A fleet of "Ingenuity Class" drones would be damn useful in exploration.
Endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful.
Thanks. Amazing insights into the anthropomorphic world!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I absolutely love this show. Keep up the great work!
Awesome stuff!🚀🌌☄️
I HAVE FALLEN INTO EVENT HORRIZzzzzzoooonnnnn....
Good video John. Fascinating stuff.
Thanks!
This channel is a GEM
I swear this guy sounds like Owen Wilson at times. Awesome and fascinating episode.
I'm enjoying this one John
Truly amazing stuff.
Love from Mauritius
Holy crap, you hooked Jim Green? Moving up in the world.
He was on the show last year as well.
Gonna be a big one next week too Shawn. Stay tuned.
perfect intro and great vid
Excellent work, thanks John :)
Amazing podcast
If they find aquifer lava tubes at the bottom of Hellas which extend deep into the earth, they should actually be guaranteed to find liquid water in direct air contact with the other surface of the planet.
Methane on Enceladus…my new favorite band
There it is, my good night story :-) I hope ELF (Enceladus Life Finder) gets off the ground some day soon.
Great interview with a great guest!
Olympus Mons…
What’s up with the cliffs the completely surround it? They’re so strange and uniform, as if a circle was cut into the crust and then pushed up from below.
How does something like that form?
Took me a couple of seconds thinking to realise where they are sending the James Webb telescope from - Kiruna - because it wasn't a very Swedish pronunciation of the name. Yes, I'm Swedish and I have been to Kiruna, but not to the Esrange Space Center. I'm so excited about James Webb, so I'm happy that Sweden has a part in it.
I'm a regular listener of the show event horizon, I love everything to do with space and the possibility for life outside this planet. A question for John Michael Godier, I wonder that you ever heard this? Type on youtube - Somebody Else Is on the Moon - Audiobook - by George H. Leonard. It's more than 6 hours talking, but incredible.
Owen Wilson knows his stuff. Wondered why don't see him much anymore
WOW…!!!
that was a good one! thanks for mixing things up with anna at the end 🤪