ScienceCasts: The Special Ingredients... of Earth

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Researchers using a Japanese X-ray satellite with NASA participation have found the chemical ingredients of Earth-like planets in the Virgo cluster of galaxies.

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Although the elements required for life (as on earth) may be common, it's unlikely we'll ever confirm that life throughout the universe is also common because of the limitations of light-speed, the distances required for observation, and the short persistence of our species. Interrogation is a two-way process that will at least double the time required for any inquiry of exoplanets after we send any 'requests' for info. Even the closest star system alone will require ~9 years minimum to explore optically. The best we'll do is to assess the probability of life based on the limited set of variables we know. The technology that might circumvent such limitations is still only speculative. We have long way to go!

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Fabulously beautiful, Thank you for this great video, full of all wonders and positive dimensions of technological visions, ultra,

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Electrically neural hot gas in the space between the member galaxies?

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I love you NASA. Please more scientist NASA girls OUH!

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I like you guys NASA I'm wondering when older. Could work with u guys I love space

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It was really cool

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In case if u find some planet which has all the character of the earth , wil everyone wil be able to go there its just waste r8 !

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Saturn before Jupiter ... "NASA"