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the first strange quark star was found
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how they can destroy the earth we were able to
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look under the surface of Europa years
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earlier than expected Why
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aliens have purple forests
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we will talk about all this and much more right
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now on the 115th issue of the astro-review I’m Andrey
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and you are on the Cosmos channel just
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[ music]
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top 5 things that can destroy the
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earth giant killer asteroid
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wandering neutron star
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near-Earth supernova Black hole
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strangele
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droplet you may have
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heard this Strange word, like the
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English version of this word,
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formed from two words, the
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term strangele formed strange
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and droplet and was proposed by Sergei
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Popov What are these strange droplets and
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how are they supposed to destroy the earth?
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The word strange in the name comes from
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strange matter and the strangelets themselves
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are fragments of strange matter, something
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like its particles. It must be said that the
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strangepellets and strange matter in this
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context are things that are still hypothetical
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particles from which they are are
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quite real. So such a substance
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can exist. Maybe under certain
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conditions we consist of atoms; atoms are made up of
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protons and neutrons in the nucleus and electrons;
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protons and neutrons, in turn,
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consist of quarks of the smallest particles,
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at least as far as we
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know now. I really have said more than once that and in
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neutrons and protons everything is more complicated glions a
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pair of virtual particles that’s all but that’s
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not the essence of quarks there are also
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different standard models of elementary
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particles, there are six of them and in ordinary matter
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in protons and neutrons only two of them
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are yu or quarks, which are also called
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up and down these words they
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describe real properties and simply come
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from the letters u go which for convenience
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they wrote the words
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Up and Down there are also S quarks and they are
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called strange in the same way Although
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this is also just a convenient word truth
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strange matter with these strange
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quarks is really it can be
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strange if you take an atom and
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compress it very, very strongly, then it can decay
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into protons and neutrons, increasing further,
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of course, we are talking about extreme
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pressures, you can force Neutrons and
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protons to decay into quarks. But what
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will happen if you continue to compress even more
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strongly the soup of the upper and bottom quarks
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and heavier strange quarks may begin to appear in it; in
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general,
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strange quarks themselves, if left
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alone, very quickly decay back
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into up and down quarks, but scientists
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suggest that under certain
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conditions and enormous pressures, strange
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quarks can combine with up and
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down forming a kind of trio
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which is called straplets. Well, it is
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still unclear how they should
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destroy the earth, but this is already quite a
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flock of horror stories and the fact is that there is an
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assumption that under certain
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conditions, straplets, when in contact with
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ordinary matter, can turn it into
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strange matter, that is in theory, a
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chain reaction can start if a strange fragment is formed on the ground
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or a strange fragment falls on it from somewhere
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after contact with the
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ground. An area of ​​strange matter can
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begin to grow, destroying everything around. There
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are several conditions for this to
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happen, such as the fact that such strabecs
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must be more stable than ordinary matter and
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so on, there were even fears that
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Experiments at the Large Hadron
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Collider and at the Brookhaven
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Heavy Ion Collider could
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form such straplets And then all of
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us would end. A similar fear was about Buck and
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microscopic black holes, but in
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the end, neither of these happened. Well,
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in general, the scientists’ assessments showed that it is
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very, very unlikely that the search for
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strappelica on earth and beyond has so far
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been successful, if they
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are formed in some extreme
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events in space, they probably
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no longer reach us in a stable form, yet, what do
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you think, where is it most likely to find
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strange matter? Where But in our
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Universe we have conditions of monstrous pressure,
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I think many have already guessed that we are talking
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about a neutro star. I already
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mentioned quark stars and the so-
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called strange stars,
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hypothetical objects that
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may contain that same strange matter, and
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here a study appeared that
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talks about the fact that scientists may
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have found the first candidate for such
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unusual objects, neutron stars,
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stars that consist of neutrons. This is
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of course a very simplified, even
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primitive description, most likely they
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have a structure consisting of different layers
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and they contain different particles and not
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just neutrons, I’ll talk about this in more detail
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spoke to the issue about the internal structure of
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neutron stars and there are different versions
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of this structure that differ
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depending on the chosen model or on the
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properties of a particular star. For example, a
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neutron star may have a core
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consisting of quarks, that is, there is
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sufficient pressure there to destroy
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neutrons into their component parts, but what if
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continue to compress the star even more Well,
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or in other words, increase the mass
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of the object in general, today it is believed that
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after a certain mass limit,
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even those mechanisms that allow
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neutron stars to remain
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stable stop working and the
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neutron star collapses into a black
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hole, but it is still possible
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to squeeze another one between these two states masses
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can be different, you can imagine an
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Object that will not yet collapse into a
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black hole but is massive enough
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for strange matter to begin to form inside
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and the neutron
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star would already become a strange star, that
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is, we need to try to find an Object
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that will be slightly more massive than the neutron
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star but less massive than Black
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hole is true The problem is that we do
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not yet know the exact mass limits
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for neutron stars. So for now we are talking
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more about a certain mass range, and
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recently scientists may have found an Object
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that may fall within this
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range and found it thanks to an event
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gravitational waves
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gw1904.25 these waves came to us from the
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merger of two neutron stars and the event
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was recorded in 2019 when
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two neutron stars merge.
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Several outcomes are possible. Both stellar remnants
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can mutually destroy each other, or
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during the merger the mass threshold will be overcome
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and a Black hole will be formed but a
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more
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massive neutron star may still form. The authors of the new
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article calculated that the mass of the object
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remaining after the merger of two
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neutron stars in the
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gw190425 event is in the range from 3.11
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to 3.54 solar masses. On the one hand,
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this is too much and the object may collapse
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into a black hole. also falls within the
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mass range of other models that
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describe strange stars. So there is a
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chance that this object is the first
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representative of strange stars found. Of
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course, further research will still be required.
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But if it is really a
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strange star, then let it at least
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remain somewhere there and it is better not to come to us
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is approaching Thank you,
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no need,
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as you know, there are people who not
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only think that the Earth is flat. They
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generally believe that space does not
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exist. And all photographs of the Earth from
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space and other space objects
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are fake, the work of artists, and one of their
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arguments is that the truth exists,
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artists who draw illustrations
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space like this is true, such pictures are
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usually marked in the
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artist’s mind, I must say, astronomers
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had to make illustrations and
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sketches hundreds of years ago. Well, at least
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because then there was no photography, so the
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connection between astronomy and art
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space selection, according to tradition, let's start
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with James Webb; more and more
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new data and observations in the past are published
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video about the rings of Saturn I have already shown
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new observations of Neptune and its rings
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Now your eyes have both reached
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Mars, the image was obtained through different
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filters Here we see the details of the
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relief of a section of the surface of Mars And in
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this image with a different filter the
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difference in temperatures and more about Mars the
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Insight apparatus, whose work on Mars is
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coming to an end, made another
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interesting discovery. The seismometer of the apparatus,
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which is needed to monitor the
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seismic activity of the red planet
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and record Mars tremors, caught
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something else; meteoroid impacts and the
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surface of Mars; the collision occurred
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at a distance from 53 to 290 km from the
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apparatus. Some These impacts
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left craters and they were even
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photographed by the MRO orbital vehicle.
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Here is one of these craters. Well, since
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we are talking about collisions, we cannot help but
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mention the development of the story with the Dart apparatus. The
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last time I talked about it was Even before the
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historical collision, but since then the
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first test of the planetary protection for the
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deviation of the asteroid's trajectory
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occurred and something was already published
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after that, probably many have already
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seen it, but still Let's look at
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this amazing animation of the approach with the
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double asteroid and its smaller
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asteroid Didymos, right up to the last
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frames before the collision,
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others watched the events from the sidelines
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observatory Here are the frames taken from the ground
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from South Africa, they show how the
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asteroid becomes brighter at the moment of
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the collision And here are the pictures directly from the
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scene of the events taken by the Cupsat, a
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small device left
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specially to observe the
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collision at close range, a
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large number of emissions from the
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surface of Dima can be seen after the collision behind the
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events The Hubble telescope also observed this, here is an
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animation from the frames obtained by this
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telescope. And of course, James Web here is an
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animation without his pictures. After the
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collision, it formed a tail
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similar to a comet’s, thousands of
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kilometers long. How successful was the
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test deviation of the asteroid’s trajectory
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and we will get all the detailed information
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later And the European Hera spacecraft will also go to the same system,
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which will
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reach the system in 4 years,
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just when all the dust has settled and it will
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study the system in detail along with two
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cupsats. Not so long ago we saw the first
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image of a supermassive black hole in the
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center of our galaxy from the
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horizon telescope events now, thanks to
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data from the Alma radio observatory, it has been possible
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to detect the possible presence of a
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hot bubble of gas in the orbit of our
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black hole; this clump is not
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very close and, apparently, is rushing through
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orbit at a huge speed of 30
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percent of the speed of light; a
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new interesting study has also been released regarding the
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formation of the moon today the main
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version of its appearance is this impact
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scenario, a body the size of Mars crashed into the earth
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and the substance ejected into Orbit
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formed the Moon. I talked about this in
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more detail in a separate video,
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but new research based on
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higher resolution simulations
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paints a slightly different picture. Usually
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they say that the material ejected into The
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orbit was formed by the disk in which the
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Moon was formed, but new physical
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simulations that were carried out with a whole
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bunch of different parameters showed that
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perhaps the Moon formed much
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faster, as they say in press releases,
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instantly. And of course, this means that
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not in a second, but much faster than
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previously thought and happened this is immediately
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without a disk phase made of matter, of course this does
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not mean that everything was exactly like that, but
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new, higher-quality simulations
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speak of such a possibility
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[music]
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one of the main obstacles in
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space exploration, time I’m not even talking about
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hypothetical interstellar flights, at
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least when exploring our solar
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system modern apparatus takes
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years to get to more distant
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planets. But we ourselves
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discuss so many questions, say Uranus or
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Neptune, I often have to say that it
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would be cool to get some
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information using the apparatus
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directly from the Planet, but the wait for such a
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mission is still a very, very long time until it is
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approved, it will be designed, it will be launched, while
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the device will fly, decades will pass. So,
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we will not be able to get answers to many questions soon,
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but here, for once, the
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opposite situation happened, we were able to
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look under the surface of the cosmic
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body. Although before that, the earliest
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opportunity was only in 2030 and
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there is no body there, one of the most
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interesting bodies in the solar system, the
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satellite of Jupiter Europa, I think many of
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you do not need to explain why this is
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interesting, an icy satellite under
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the surface of which there is almost certainly an
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ocean of liquid water and one of the most
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promising bodies in the solar system
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for the search for extraterrestrial life. By the way about
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why we are so sure that there
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is an ocean under the surface Although no one has
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drilled into the ice body of the satellite or
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looked under the surface with my own eyes,
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I made a separate issue in favor of this,
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a whole bunch of independent
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arguments speak in favor of a significant part of the data about
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Europa we received thanks to the
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Galileo apparatus, which we studied the Jupiter system
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until 2003, but the nearest apparatus
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specifically aimed at studying Europe, the
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Europa Clipper, is now actively preparing
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for launch in 2024, if there are no transfers, it will
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reach the Jupiter system; it will
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arrive there in 2030, and a little later, the apparatus of the European
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Space Agency, Deuce, has a focus
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not only on Europa but on the main
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icy satellites, but still Europa is an
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important part of the Mission, but surely someone is
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already writing comments
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Andrey Day What about the Juno spacecraft,
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which is right now in the
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Jupiter system, why not take a look at
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Europa, but really, why not not
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to look, we thought that the
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devices themselves had done what was unexpected here?
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The study of icy satellites was not part of the
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main mission of the device and
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it used instruments designed to
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study Jupiter. However, they too can
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get a lot of valuable information. In
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2021, the extended mission of the
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device began and Juno completed it. within the framework of a
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close flyby from the largest
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icy satellite of Jupiter and, in general, the
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largest satellite in the solar
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system, Ganymede, under the surface of
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which it is also assumed that there is an
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ocean of liquid water. Juno received the first
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close-range images of the satellite in a long time and collected some
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useful data on these data. they write
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articles and not all the information is available. But
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people working on the mission are already saying
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that the device has at least confirmed that the
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ice crust of the satellite is, I quote,
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very thick, that’s how thick
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Europa’s crust is. We also want to know, while
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the estimates are different, from several to
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several tens of kilometers in thickness. In
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addition, there may be areas where the crust is
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especially thin and even in the crust itself there may
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be shallow and approaching reservoirs
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separate from the global ocean, it would be
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cool to check all this, especially
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considering that one day people will probably
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try to launch an umbrella under the surface of
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Europe; it should drill or
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melt through the crust and look for
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signs of life in the ocean Yes, it won’t be soon
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if it happens. But the more we know by this point,
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the better how
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Juno itself can look under the surface of
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Europa. Here scientists decided to
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use a microwave radiometer specially designed
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for Juno and the instrument. In
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general, it was made to
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study the dynamics in the depths of
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Jupiter’s atmosphere, it is capable it was already possible to look
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several hundred kilometers deep into the gas
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giant, but the same tool can
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also be applied to an icy satellite
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to look under the surface of a cosmic
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body. Previously, for example, scientists looked at the
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surface of Mars to a certain
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depth using a
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radar. A nordiometer is not a radar; it does not
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send signals on its own. only
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registers radiation coming from the
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body, microwave radiation that is
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capable of breaking through the dense
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atmosphere of Jupiter and even some
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thickness of the crust of the icy satellite. Although of
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course, the depth to which the
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instrument is able to look is not so
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impressive, plus it strongly depends on the
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purity of the ice; the instrument works
00:17:14
on six long waves at once and rotating,
00:17:16
collects data from different angles, as if
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scanning an object to a certain depth.
00:17:20
For example, such a slice is obtained when
00:17:23
studying Jupiter in this way if, during the
00:17:26
flyby of the Ganymede, Juno was 1000 km
00:17:28
from the surface of the satellite, current Europa it
00:17:31
flew up Much closer at 352 km
00:17:35
from the surface, whichever is smaller the height of the
00:17:37
ISS orbit above the earth. So, thanks to
00:17:39
the study of Europa using a microwave
00:17:41
radiometer, we will be able to learn more about the
00:17:43
structure of the ice crust and its thickness. In
00:17:46
addition, Juno naturally took pictures of the
00:17:48
surface of the satellite and the spectrometer
00:17:50
analyzed the chemical composition of the
00:17:52
substance on the surface. It will be possible to
00:17:54
determine if there are salts or organics there
00:17:56
one important question is whether geysers shoot out from under the
00:17:59
surface of Europa in the case of
00:18:02
another icy Moon, water emissions are already near Saturn
00:18:04
Enceladus. They were
00:18:07
unambiguously discovered, they are clearly visible in the images of the
00:18:09
Cassini apparatus and the apparatus even flew
00:18:12
through them. But for Europa there were several
00:18:13
indirect and not very accurate evidence
00:18:16
in the benefits of geysers, but it is still impossible to
00:18:18
say for sure whether they exist yet, there is no
00:18:21
information from Juno’s flyby of the geysers, but
00:18:23
if She managed to catch something, we will find out
00:18:25
about it later. In short, it seems that a
00:18:28
small flyby was not initially planned,
00:18:30
but useful information can be
00:18:32
gained quite a bit, we will wait for scientific
00:18:34
articles with details will appear
00:18:36
later. But for now, let's look at the pictures
00:18:39
that have already been published by this moment;
00:18:41
first, they showed this
00:18:43
fragment of the sputa in all its glory; the
00:18:45
unusual young relief of Europe is visible. Here is
00:18:48
another high-resolution image of the surface,
00:18:50
in addition to the famous stripes of
00:18:52
double ridges, there is another
00:18:54
unusual detail relief A mysterious
00:18:57
break in the ice crust in a shape
00:18:59
reminiscent of a musical note and
00:19:01
finally the whole of Europe is the coolest
00:19:04
image. Especially considering that we
00:19:07
have not seen Europe in such detail for more than 20
00:19:09
years,
00:19:12
we have not yet found Life beyond the earth,
00:19:15
but it is almost certainly somewhere in the Universe
00:19:17
it exists if we One day find an
00:19:19
inhabited planet, what will it
00:19:22
look like, will it be similar to the earth
00:19:24
or will it be somehow fundamentally different? The
00:19:27
imagination of
00:19:29
science fiction movie authors or artists likes to run wild here.
00:19:31
Sometimes when filming, they look for some kind of terrestrial
00:19:34
but non-standard landscapes, volcanic
00:19:37
relief of Iceland, the Vadim desert in Jordan,
00:19:40
which filmed Prometheus Star Wars
00:19:43
Of course, the Martian, by the way, on my
00:19:46
channel there is one of the first videos about this
00:19:48
desert with my filming from there. Well, this is
00:19:50
understandable, our fantasies are also through the
00:19:52
prism of our biases, species that
00:19:55
seem alien to us. But if there are
00:19:57
any specific criteria by which
00:19:59
we can estimate how planets with
00:20:02
extraterrestrial life can differ from the
00:20:04
earth, in fact, there are artists from
00:20:07
space agencies and organizations that
00:20:09
paint habitable exaplanets, so in general
00:20:12
it is similar. After all, we compare extraterrestrial life
00:20:14
with the only life known to us,
00:20:16
our own, the same blue of
00:20:19
the oceans, the same green of forests and
00:20:21
vegetation, but interesting that an
00:20:23
inhabited exoplanet can look like
00:20:25
this or like this
00:20:29
I think it’s a little secret that the
00:20:31
vegetation on earth is mostly
00:20:33
green from the pigment chlorophyll, thanks to
00:20:36
which the plant is able to use the
00:20:38
energy of the Sun as a result of photosynthesis,
00:20:41
probably one of the most important, if not the most
00:20:43
important reaction for life on earth,
00:20:44
chlorophyll is made by the plant for our eyes,
00:20:47
red and blue light
00:20:49
is absorbed by green, but green is reflected,
00:20:51
although some of the green is absorbed by
00:20:54
green concepts, stretchable, there is a
00:20:56
certain range of different wavelengths,
00:20:59
but chlorophyll is not the only
00:21:01
substance that can be
00:21:02
involved in photosynthesis, there is, for
00:21:04
example, a substance such as retinal,
00:21:06
some bacteria use it now
00:21:08
probably earlier life on earth could have
00:21:11
used it before using chlorophyll
00:21:13
since it is a simpler molecule,
00:21:15
retinal, unlike chlorophyll,
00:21:18
on the contrary, absorbs green light and
00:21:20
reflects red blue. So if
00:21:22
plants used this substance
00:21:24
instead of chlorophyll, then we would
00:21:26
see not green but purple forests a
00:21:29
completely different planet, taking into account different
00:21:31
conditions of a different evolutionary path of a still
00:21:34
different type of star and different
00:21:36
light of the plant, if they exist, they could
00:21:39
use a different substance for
00:21:41
photosynthesis and then the Planet would look like
00:21:43
this. So naturally, we are speculating a little here,
00:21:45
but we use specifically
00:21:47
known substances that can
00:21:49
perform such a task as the supply of
00:21:51
energy to organisms, another important
00:21:53
factor is what color is more
00:21:55
available on the surface of the planet, even though
00:21:58
the sun in the visible part emits the
00:21:59
most green light, we have a dense
00:22:02
Atmosphere and not
00:22:04
all the light of red waves reaches the surface, it reaches more,
00:22:06
so chlorophyll uses them So on on
00:22:09
other planets with different atmospheres and
00:22:11
stars on the surface there may be a
00:22:13
greater abundance of other light and
00:22:16
organisms can develop taking
00:22:18
this into account already. Quite a long time ago
00:22:20
there was a study on this topic and it was also said
00:22:23
that foxes on other planets may have
00:22:25
violet light and type of star For
00:22:29
the potential of earthly life one of the key
00:22:31
factors and new interesting research is connected with this,
00:22:33
let’s assume that
00:22:35
organisms on another planet still
00:22:37
use for photosynthesis not another
00:22:39
substance but chlorophyll, even on earth it
00:22:42
works more efficiently than retinal, but
00:22:44
would it be effective under the light of other stars
00:22:47
Every time it comes up about planets
00:22:49
suitable for life, that same
00:22:51
habitable zone comes up, or as Classic said, the
00:22:55
zone. Damn it, it’s called the
00:22:57
habitable zone, but probably this name
00:22:59
takes on too much, because this is only the
00:23:02
distance from the star at which there
00:23:04
can be liquid water on the surface of the planet, which is
00:23:06
key for
00:23:08
clarity we have an ingredient of life, but not
00:23:11
like the life of even liquid water. Only the
00:23:13
required distance does not
00:23:15
actually guarantee what even our
00:23:17
solar system is talking about on the planet. There
00:23:20
may simply be no atmosphere or, on the contrary,
00:23:22
too dense. The atmosphere and the greenhouse
00:23:24
effect are like on Venus. And then
00:23:27
life will have problems with water There’s
00:23:29
nothing to say other than the distance from the
00:23:31
star, there’s a whole bunch of factors.
00:23:34
By the way, there was a separate video about a number of such factors.
00:23:35
And in a new study,
00:23:37
they tried to test how simple
00:23:39
organisms with chlorophyll would feel
00:23:42
under the light of other stars, and test it
00:23:44
experimentally. Unfortunately, so far there
00:23:46
have been no interstellar travels.
00:23:48
But scientists were able to build a simulator of
00:23:51
starlight and such a device with a
00:23:54
bunch of LEDs that emit light
00:23:56
with different long waves and different
00:23:57
combinations of LEDs, you can
00:23:59
simulate the spectra of different types of stars
00:24:02
and expose
00:24:03
terrestrial organisms to this light and see how they will be
00:24:06
normal. The authors of the study were not very
00:24:09
interested in stars Red
00:24:11
dwarfs, after all, are the most common
00:24:14
stars in our Galaxy and in the Milky
00:24:16
Way, 70-80 percent of them are stars. These stars are
00:24:19
much smaller and colder and
00:24:21
most of their radiation is generally in the
00:24:23
infrared range, which we
00:24:25
cannot see with our eyes. Infrared light is
00:24:27
of course warm and pleasant, is
00:24:29
this enough for photosynthesis
00:24:31
scientists began from cyanobacteria, one of the
00:24:34
first organisms on earth that began
00:24:36
to use photosynthesis and they
00:24:39
lived perfectly under the simulated light of a red
00:24:41
dwarf, then the experiment was repeated
00:24:43
on red and green algae and they
00:24:46
also felt great. In general,
00:24:48
even organisms that developed on
00:24:50
earth could survive under the light of red
00:24:52
dwarfs is good news. True. We must
00:24:55
not forget that with red dwarfs everything is
00:24:57
not so simple, and
00:25:00
I have said more than once the possibilities of life on planets of these stars, and the
00:25:02
problem may be the high activity of
00:25:04
young red dwarfs, but there, too, not
00:25:06
everything is so simple. Well, at least
00:25:08
this new research is another argument
00:25:10
in the balance rather in favor of the greater
00:25:13
prevalence of life in the galaxy. The
00:25:16
fewer
00:25:18
friends. Thank you for watching. Don’t forget
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