Searching for Habitable Exoplanets | Prof. Sara Seager | Talks at Google

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024

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  • @cnacma
    @cnacma 6 лет назад +9

    This woman is so brilliant! Have to watch the rest of her lectures

  • @shivamm3401
    @shivamm3401 7 лет назад +17

    Incredible presentation and very impressive woman

  • @kevinpetroff5796
    @kevinpetroff5796 7 лет назад +2

    This is a highly intelligent woman. Two years after the Ted talk that I watched just now, her presentation has completely transformed. This is coming from an actor. Great job, Sara.

  • @Norman92151
    @Norman92151 6 лет назад +3

    Fantastic presentation and very exciting field of research. JWST will hopefully contribute to this new field. I'm thinking someday Dr. Seager will have a space telescope named after her for her contributions to astronomical research.

  • @JerryFro26
    @JerryFro26 7 лет назад +15

    Sara Seager is pretty badass

  • @dougraddi908
    @dougraddi908 4 года назад

    She is so intelligent and her lectures are getting better. Also she is easy to listen to. I love you Sara

  • @stbsabs4370
    @stbsabs4370 5 лет назад +2

    Think will definitely find planets like earth with plants and animals and even some kind of civilizations. The scary conclusion will be that we will never be able to go there or even communicate with anyone, we will just know that other life is there. Then thousands of years later earth will vanish along with all the knowledge, history etc, establishing the vanity and randomness of the cosmos.

  • @deliciousquinoa
    @deliciousquinoa 5 лет назад +1

    Interesting. Looking at that Trappist one star. It's so small that it's not a star. Wounder how many almost stars are out there with smaller planets going around them that we can't even see because the star in the centre never started burning. Cool

  • @CyberSamurai4Life
    @CyberSamurai4Life 6 лет назад +2

    She's amazing. My Shero.

  • @AdeelKhan1
    @AdeelKhan1 7 лет назад +1

    Awesome presentation. Seager equation = Sounds like a brilliant concept. I'd like to go deeper in order to be able to understand how it actually works. As Sara mentioned that quantum mechanics is used to verify the signature of the gases. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara_Seager#Seager_equation

  • @falcodarkzz
    @falcodarkzz 6 лет назад +1

    There really are no other words than holy ****, how doesn't this have more views?

    • @bimmjim
      @bimmjim 6 лет назад +1

      Because the vast majority of people are to stupid to even know how stupid they are. And they are really fucking stupid. We need to speciate.

  • @soumyasengupta5941
    @soumyasengupta5941 6 лет назад

    It was a great presentation indeed. Thanks a lot. Can anyone tell me where can I get more lectures on exoplanets?

  • @chaneclarke4234
    @chaneclarke4234 4 года назад

    Great and best excellent review lady....

  • @musicfan238able
    @musicfan238able 5 лет назад +1

    Why did the first speaker whisper?

  • @Southernburrito
    @Southernburrito 7 лет назад +1

    I saw her tonight on AA declassified. She spoke of the color spectrum & what we see in our visible rainbow is from Earths atmospheric gasses. If I could ask her one heavy question, or two, it would be this. Biblically speaking the rainbow was given as a promise to man from God to never repeat the deluge, So what gases & atmospheric conditions could & would we have presumably lived in as a species to recreate a rainbowless atmosphere? Not presuming the answer/results would be a fountain of youth, or are my aspirations aside from the coincidences of deducted variables in this circumstance, but could these changes have been a larger part in the lengthier & shortening of biblically renown lifespans?
    To me it's all very strange input & contemplation.? It also makes me question the flood. Could it have been a shift in tectonic plates, melting enormous amount an environmentally foreign gas from within, erupting bubbling to surface & climate melting polar caps? It'd have to so MAJOR wherever it happened! Or was the air thinned? How do we make a rainbow disappear & still have breathable conditions!??! 900-nothing?!? Weird!

    • @Southernburrito
      @Southernburrito 7 лет назад +1

      Matt Voyer I don't know? Have you ever read Peters Vision in Acts of Apostles 10? There's a lot of evidence that proves it, even the Chinese catalogued. Humor me, read that bit & let me know. It's good to know at least the universe wasn't flooded.

  • @zapfanzapfan
    @zapfanzapfan 6 лет назад +1

    If I found seven planets around a star I would have named them after the seven dwarfs :-)
    Great talk, TESS will soon launch, can't wait!

  • @johnm.4141
    @johnm.4141 7 лет назад

    Does anybody have a link to the website she is talking about in reference to Olivier Yan?

    • @varbalvarbal
      @varbalvarbal 6 лет назад

      you must have found it by now, but, just to be double sure: www.projectpanoptes.org/index.html

  • @testrevival4608
    @testrevival4608 2 года назад +1

    introduced by Desperate Dan aka Bluto

  • @iamnotevenanumber3312
    @iamnotevenanumber3312 6 лет назад +2

    20:14 We can be sure they make outstanding beers in the TRAPPIST system! I can't wait to make first contact!

  • @Rickwmc
    @Rickwmc 7 лет назад +1

    8:28 Wow, you mean the most common planet size is only 2 to 3 times the earth? I thought it was the gas giants. The chance of extraterrestrial life and technical civilization just got more likely.

  • @jmcrop8610
    @jmcrop8610 6 лет назад +3

    Telescopes became obsolete in 2066 as far as search for exoplanets concerned. _Sikuli_ has placed all the observation techniques known with the one of enhanced quantum entaglement and observation technology. Life at a microscopic level were discovered on the surface of several exomoons and a few exoplanets in the milky way. As far as I know the first habitable earth like planet was discovered in an exogalaxy in 2079.

  • @palfers1
    @palfers1 7 лет назад

    DATE OF TALK???????????

  • @ghstrdio
    @ghstrdio 6 лет назад

    Brilliant.

  • @Jaba6798
    @Jaba6798 6 лет назад

    They have a bandwidth issue. We have the technology, but simply can't generate data quickly enough for meaningful analysis. Someone needs to build infrastructure that reduces the cost of these missions... We need more rich guys like Musk who dedicate themselves to this.

  • @tumenodnuud4101
    @tumenodnuud4101 3 года назад

    Hello from mongolia 🇲🇳🇺🇸👍💪👌

  • @jamesnazon8714
    @jamesnazon8714 3 года назад

    I love you Sara

  • @frankhumbug
    @frankhumbug 5 лет назад

    👽

  • @alangarland8571
    @alangarland8571 5 лет назад

    .

  • @rameyzamora1018
    @rameyzamora1018 6 лет назад

    Can't see what Sara is indicating on the graphs - useless to find flares, etc.

  • @impufinstuf
    @impufinstuf 7 лет назад

    I wish the scientists would pull there head out of their ass and wake up to the idea that we have been visited and still are. if we had the technology we would be visiting other planets and since we don't have the prime directive and the other visitors don't have one either. thats why we know about them.

    • @LarS1963
      @LarS1963 6 лет назад

      +Ed Puffer If you can prove that, you'll be famous and rich in a blink of an eye. Go ahead.

    • @TechNed
      @TechNed 6 лет назад

      The difference between your "idea" and current research is repeatable data.

  • @SuPeRbOmBeRmAn4
    @SuPeRbOmBeRmAn4 5 лет назад

    not that we are going to find them again? they already found aliens ? 1.55 lol

  • @luisfaga
    @luisfaga 5 лет назад

    I've stopped listening when she said earth was a 100 times smaller than the sun.

  • @CorModo
    @CorModo 4 года назад

    No matter the subject, you have to start with denouncing consciousness and life in the universe. Like a loyalty oath to a death cult. Then you continue with the "mysteries of the universe"? The great "scientists" in our days.

  • @LetTheWritersWrite
    @LetTheWritersWrite 7 лет назад +4

    can't even end world hunger but there's time for this.

    • @Correctrix
      @Correctrix 7 лет назад +33

      Shut up. Really, shut up. There are millions of videos about cats, or fashion shows, or music concerts, or martial arts, or video games, or any of the countless things that humans spend way, way more money and time on than astrophysics, and they have approximately no people on them expressing their earnest belief that the activity should immediately stop in order for us to end famine. And this is an endeavour that could lead to us _encountering another intelligent species and potentially doubling human knowledge by sharing with them_.
      And world hunger is not a problem that needs "time" to solve. We have ample food on earth, but capitalism is a system that says you only get to eat it if you have enough abstract tokens of wealth, whilst other people become obese. We _choose_ to have some people starve. We prefer it because we then get to do stuff like watch RUclips on cheap electronics in rich western countries.

    • @LetTheWritersWrite
      @LetTheWritersWrite 7 лет назад +1

      The efforts are futile. And not only that, but who do you think will take over this project? The capitalists will. It'll just be another reason for wars, granted this silly idea were to come to fruition. Waste of time. People need to come back down to earth. PUN INTENDED.

    • @Correctrix
      @Correctrix 7 лет назад +6

      Do you post this stuff on other science videos? On make-up tutorials? On interviews with novelists?
      Apparently understanding our universe is a uniquely bad endeavour.

    • @klansix
      @klansix 7 лет назад +1

      lol world hunger? if we really end world hunger, we'll have to invade the entire planet

    • @Provoker7
      @Provoker7 7 лет назад +3

      Well at least you're not painfully aware of how ignorant your statement was.

  • @Keithlfpieterse
    @Keithlfpieterse 4 года назад

    A poor speaker and a pathetic presentation.

  • @iainprendergast8311
    @iainprendergast8311 Год назад

    You’re standing on it