Life Across Galaxies
What are the galaxy's extraterrestrial origins?
4.4 (40)
41 mins
Explore the possibility that life on Earth was seeded by extraterrestrial organisms, delivered by comets from space. Discover the idea of panspermia which challenges our understanding of life’s origins and its potential connection across the galaxy.
Ep 1:
Is Life Across the Galaxy Interconnected?
Ep 2:
Did Humans Emerge on Earth or Travel From Space?
Ep 3:
Can We Find Earth-like Planets Beyond Our Solar System?
Ep 4:
Will We Ever Make Contact with Other Civilizations?
Ep 5:
What Makes a Planet Truly Habitable?
Ep 6:
Is the Habitable Zone the Key to Finding Life?
Ep 7:
Can Space Tech Lead to Discovering New Habitable Zones?
Ep 8:
Could Life Exist on Europa And Titan?
Discussions (12)
Richie
Level 9 · 8 mo agoAlways rated the octopus.
Carol
Level 2 · 9 mo agoDefinitely yes on the space resilience. The Tanpopo mission proved bacteria can survive years in a vacuum. If bugs can live on the outside of the ISS then traveling on comets is totally doable.
Saul
Level 2 · 8 mo agoClaiming octopuses are aliens is ridiculous. Evolution handles complexity without space viruses.
