Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

There was a problem loading this video. This could be due to a temporary network issue or the video might be unavailable.

📰It's breaking news from #OSIRISREx. Scientists found molecules key to life as we know it & the history of a saltwater environment in a new analysis of asteroid Bennu samples. Findings don't show evidence for life but suggest conditions for its emergence were widespread.

ARCHIVED – NASA Astrobiology

817,908 subscribers

31,715 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

Science & Technology News & Politics #OSIRISREx

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

6 Comments

NASA Astrobiology: Exploring Life in the Universe1 year ago

Get the full details:

FRANK E ELKINS2 years ago

“Science doesn’t tell us why the Big Bang happened, how the singularity occurred in the first place, or why it exploded when it did. It tells us there is objective scientific evidence that it occurred. So, what exactly was the Big Bang?” – Book III The Enigmatic Mystery

dslsynth1 year ago

Great video! And wow for a discovery!

Trevino Terry1 year ago

I would think those molecules would be there! Great news to have that confirmation.

Yeah .... 🤪🧐1 year ago

The basis of life on earth began in the salt oceans thus these environs through out our galaxy and beyond should be nurseries of life forms.

Universe1 year ago

Suitable conditions to form life in the universe are more important.

Related Videos

David Friedberg: “This will be one of the most amazing discoveries of our lifetime” “Friedberg, what's your Breakthrough of the Year?” “Okay, we haven't talked about it on the show, this definitely deserves a science corner, but asteroid Bennu.” “NASA sent a probe. They pulled a bunch of samples up in 2020. They landed back on Earth in 2023.” “Two days ago, they showed that on asteroid Bennu, there are nucleic acids, there are amino acids, there are sugars.” “All of the building blocks of life were found on this asteroid floating through space.” “This is going to end up being one of the most amazing discoveries of our lifetime because it really does show that life is not necessarily unique to planet Earth.” “This was an asteroid that's been floating around for 4.5 billion years, and it's got all the components of life on it.” “It's a pretty incredible discovery.” ------------------------------------ Thanks to our partners for making this happen! Google Cloud:

David Friedberg: “This will be one of the most amazing discoveries of our lifetime” “Friedberg, what's your Breakthrough of the Year?” “Okay, we haven't talked about it on the show, this definitely deserves a science corner, but asteroid Bennu.” “NASA sent a probe. They pulled a bunch of samples up in 2020. They landed back on Earth in 2023.” “Two days ago, they showed that on asteroid Bennu, there are nucleic acids, there are amino acids, there are sugars.” “All of the building blocks of life were found on this asteroid floating through space.” “This is going to end up being one of the most amazing discoveries of our lifetime because it really does show that life is not necessarily unique to planet Earth.” “This was an asteroid that's been floating around for 4.5 billion years, and it's got all the components of life on it.” “It's a pretty incredible discovery.” ------------------------------------ Thanks to our partners for making this happen! Google Cloud:

The All-In Podcast

177,777 views • 6 months ago

Are you ready to unlock the secrets of our solar system? It's almost time! 🕒 This Sunday, Sept. 24, the #OSIRISREx spacecraft, built by our engineers, containing a sample of asteroid Bennu, is finally returning to Earth after its seven-year mission. Here's how we did it 👇

Are you ready to unlock the secrets of our solar system? It's almost time! 🕒 This Sunday, Sept. 24, the #OSIRISREx spacecraft, built by our engineers, containing a sample of asteroid Bennu, is finally returning to Earth after its seven-year mission. Here's how we did it 👇

Lockheed Martin

30,074 views • 2 years ago

In 2023, we brought a sample of an asteroid called Bennu to Earth, part of a plan to study remnants of our early solar system. These grains of rock have shown that the building blocks of life and the conditions for making them existed on Bennu's parent body 4.5 billion years ago.

In 2023, we brought a sample of an asteroid called Bennu to Earth, part of a plan to study remnants of our early solar system. These grains of rock have shown that the building blocks of life and the conditions for making them existed on Bennu's parent body 4.5 billion years ago.

NASA Goddard

603,380 views • 1 year ago

.ARCHIVED - NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover rover has been exploring a challenging, slippery slope on Mars while looking back at its trail. This area, called "Snowdrift Peak," presents a tough climb, but it's crucial for the rover’s mission to collect samples that might hold evidence of ancient microbial life. The rover’s camera captured images of the Martian terrain and its previous tracks, aiding scientists in analyzing the planet's geological history. 👉

.ARCHIVED - NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover rover has been exploring a challenging, slippery slope on Mars while looking back at its trail. This area, called "Snowdrift Peak," presents a tough climb, but it's crucial for the rover’s mission to collect samples that might hold evidence of ancient microbial life. The rover’s camera captured images of the Martian terrain and its previous tracks, aiding scientists in analyzing the planet's geological history. 👉

Erika 

14,330 views • 1 year ago

🚨 Breaking News Ranbir Kapoor and entire cast changed their Entirety of Life for #Ramayana . You Don't know Sacrifices made by #RanbirKapoor for Ramayana in his personal Life 🥹 Its not just a film. Its a Yagya going on❤️‍🔥

🚨 Breaking News Ranbir Kapoor and entire cast changed their Entirety of Life for #Ramayana . You Don't know Sacrifices made by #RanbirKapoor for Ramayana in his personal Life 🥹 Its not just a film. Its a Yagya going on❤️‍🔥

Tyler Burbun

427,114 views • 10 months ago

Scientists have found what they say is the "strongest evidence" yet of life on another planet. A team from Cambridge using the James Webb Space Telescope has described the molecules on the faraway planet as "the first hints of an alien world which was possibly inhabited."

Scientists have found what they say is the "strongest evidence" yet of life on another planet. A team from Cambridge using the James Webb Space Telescope has described the molecules on the faraway planet as "the first hints of an alien world which was possibly inhabited."

Channel 4 News

13,822 views • 1 year ago

The 2020 election had major anomalies for mail-In ballots across key swing states. The findings showed striking irregularities, backed by statistical analysis and phone verification in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, and Michigan. In statistically significant samples, around 1,500 voters, 1/3 reported mailing back their ballots yet official records show them as unreturned. This pattern suggests that in states with 150,000 unreturned ballots, potentially tens of thousands were returned but never counted, clear evidence of WIDESPREAD fraud! The anomalies were consistent across multiple swing states. "These numbers are so big that... these are going to be statistically significant!" "Widespread voter irregularities is not a myth. It is real and can be backed up by statistical evidence in a court of law!"

The 2020 election had major anomalies for mail-In ballots across key swing states. The findings showed striking irregularities, backed by statistical analysis and phone verification in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, and Michigan. In statistically significant samples, around 1,500 voters, 1/3 reported mailing back their ballots yet official records show them as unreturned. This pattern suggests that in states with 150,000 unreturned ballots, potentially tens of thousands were returned but never counted, clear evidence of WIDESPREAD fraud! The anomalies were consistent across multiple swing states. "These numbers are so big that... these are going to be statistically significant!" "Widespread voter irregularities is not a myth. It is real and can be backed up by statistical evidence in a court of law!"

Bridgett Fertig

11,617 views • 3 months ago

Two spacewalkers went on a search for microbes collecting samples around the space station's life support system vents. Scientists are studying to see if microorganisms can survive and reproduce in the harsh environment of space. #SpaceToGround

Two spacewalkers went on a search for microbes collecting samples around the space station's life support system vents. Scientists are studying to see if microorganisms can survive and reproduce in the harsh environment of space. #SpaceToGround

International Space Station

72,635 views • 1 year ago

Breaking: The cost of green energy? New report by RAID & AFREWATCH reveals the dire impact of #cobalt mining in the #DRC on local communities and the environment. Cobalt is key for EVs, but we need a #justtransition to clean energy.

Breaking: The cost of green energy? New report by RAID & AFREWATCH reveals the dire impact of #cobalt mining in the #DRC on local communities and the environment. Cobalt is key for EVs, but we need a #justtransition to clean energy.

RAID

29,803 views • 2 years ago

‼️ BREAKING NEWS ‼️ A new creature has been found at the bottom of the ocean! Scientists aren't exactly sure what it is, but it seems to respond to music frequencies!

‼️ BREAKING NEWS ‼️ A new creature has been found at the bottom of the ocean! Scientists aren't exactly sure what it is, but it seems to respond to music frequencies!

Sharkie🔞🦈

22,195 views • 1 year ago

Is there life on Mars? We haven't discovered life on Mars, but we have found lots of evidence that it could have supported life in its past. There’s even a chance that Mars could be habitable under the surface. ARCHIVED – NASA Astrobiology expert Heather Graham explains.

Is there life on Mars? We haven't discovered life on Mars, but we have found lots of evidence that it could have supported life in its past. There’s even a chance that Mars could be habitable under the surface. ARCHIVED – NASA Astrobiology expert Heather Graham explains.

NASA

2,098,505 views • 3 years ago

.@SamStein on Mike Johnson sowing distrust in our elections: “It's hard to imagine a more irresponsible statement from the Speaker of the House than that…Openly saying, I don't have evidence for what I'm suggesting, but I'm going to suggest it anyway.”

.@SamStein on Mike Johnson sowing distrust in our elections: “It's hard to imagine a more irresponsible statement from the Speaker of the House than that…Openly saying, I don't have evidence for what I'm suggesting, but I'm going to suggest it anyway.”

The Bulwark

65,456 views • 6 months ago

Gaza as we love it... Scenes that take us back to a time when life pulsed through every corner, and the sound of the sea embraced the city. Today, we share these moments to say that Gaza deserves to return more beautiful, it deserves life. Don't forget Gaza, don't forget its heartbeat, for tomorrow holds new hope.

Gaza as we love it... Scenes that take us back to a time when life pulsed through every corner, and the sound of the sea embraced the city. Today, we share these moments to say that Gaza deserves to return more beautiful, it deserves life. Don't forget Gaza, don't forget its heartbeat, for tomorrow holds new hope.

Eye on Palestine

37,035 views • 1 year ago

BREAKING: World Leaders Gather In Beijing For The Biggest Military Parade In History As Communist China Show Its New Superpower Strength "All Of Our Stolen Technology & Copies Of All Of Our Weapons- All Of It Paid For By Americans Buying Chinese Goods!"

BREAKING: World Leaders Gather In Beijing For The Biggest Military Parade In History As Communist China Show Its New Superpower Strength "All Of Our Stolen Technology & Copies Of All Of Our Weapons- All Of It Paid For By Americans Buying Chinese Goods!"

Alex Jones

215,551 views • 11 months ago

Stephen Meyer explaining why the discovery of the structure of DNA presented an unexpected challenge to the atheistic worldview: "What's really fun is that Francis Crick was a codebreaker in World War II and he ended up breaking the ultimate code. The irony is that Crick and Watson were also strict scientific materialists. They were atheists and they were looking for the material basis for life, and they thought they found it in 1953 until Crick realized it's not just a molecule. It's a molecule that contains code. And that discovery ends up being foundational. It provides evidence of what we're going to call Intelligent Design. And it has created a complete impass in evolutionary theory. People cannot account for the origin of the information needed to build the first life or subsequent forms of life... Even though Watson and Crick were looking for the material foundation for life, what they actually found was something more like software. And Bill Gates has said that DNA is like a computer program but far more advanced than ever any we've ever created."

Stephen Meyer explaining why the discovery of the structure of DNA presented an unexpected challenge to the atheistic worldview: "What's really fun is that Francis Crick was a codebreaker in World War II and he ended up breaking the ultimate code. The irony is that Crick and Watson were also strict scientific materialists. They were atheists and they were looking for the material basis for life, and they thought they found it in 1953 until Crick realized it's not just a molecule. It's a molecule that contains code. And that discovery ends up being foundational. It provides evidence of what we're going to call Intelligent Design. And it has created a complete impass in evolutionary theory. People cannot account for the origin of the information needed to build the first life or subsequent forms of life... Even though Watson and Crick were looking for the material foundation for life, what they actually found was something more like software. And Bill Gates has said that DNA is like a computer program but far more advanced than ever any we've ever created."

Melissa the Hopeful🏠Homemaker

14,033 views • 4 months ago

We Found Evidence of vote chori in Maharashtra. We investigated it in Karnataka - Pappu Evidence found in MH, investigation in KA? Next what? Bought a ticket for Delhi, but flew to Bangkok?

We Found Evidence of vote chori in Maharashtra. We investigated it in Karnataka - Pappu Evidence found in MH, investigation in KA? Next what? Bought a ticket for Delhi, but flew to Bangkok?

Mr Sinha

219,435 views • 1 year ago