Your DNA's Codes Are (Probably) From Outer Space
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Top Comments (10)
TECHNICALLY, everything we do is in space!
“In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made many people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move.”
"Pathetic excuse for a gravitational field" that burn was savage
Dam all 5 nucleobases!? That’s honestly very wild, because that’s the full recipe for RNA and DNA — not its reproduction but its composition.
5:59 "Carbon dating estimates that the Murchison meteorite is 7 billion years old." Just a clarification, it is silicon particles inside the stone itself that were found to be this old -- but not by carbon dating (which isn't useful beyond a few tens of thousands of years), but by cosmic ray exposure dating. The stone as a whole is younger -- 4.567 billion years old, which is the same as the formation age of the solar system.
- "Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security – Regolith Explorer". You know what that means? - It means someone really wanted the initials to spell out "OSIRIS - REX".
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Did anyone else rewind to watch the spacecraft land on Bennu multiple times? It's really inspiring watching sci-fi become real-life.
honestly can't even imagine the sinking feeling the osiris team must have felt when the first parachute failed
14:20 nice font choice for the word "Waterworlds"
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Top Comments (10)
TECHNICALLY, everything we do is in space!
“In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made many people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move.”
"Pathetic excuse for a gravitational field" that burn was savage
Dam all 5 nucleobases!? That’s honestly very wild, because that’s the full recipe for RNA and DNA — not its reproduction but its composition.
5:59 "Carbon dating estimates that the Murchison meteorite is 7 billion years old." Just a clarification, it is silicon particles inside the stone itself that were found to be this old -- but not by carbon dating (which isn't useful beyond a few tens of thousands of years), but by cosmic ray exposure dating. The stone as a whole is younger -- 4.567 billion years old, which is the same as the formation age of the solar system.
- "Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security – Regolith Explorer". You know what that means? - It means someone really wanted the initials to spell out "OSIRIS - REX".
Learn More About Cyber GhostVPN at: https://www.cyberghostvpn.com/PBSSpacetime
Did anyone else rewind to watch the spacecraft land on Bennu multiple times? It's really inspiring watching sci-fi become real-life.
honestly can't even imagine the sinking feeling the osiris team must have felt when the first parachute failed
14:20 nice font choice for the word "Waterworlds"