Aliens of the Deep & Mission to Europa

[bryanttillman]

I have a question about the torpedo. Wouldn't the water pressure in Europa's sea push the torp back up the shaft? Remember there's no air pressure on the surface to hold the water down. Europa routinely has explosive geysers.

[fitnesus]

Nice Video That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You Aliens of the Deep & Mission to Europa

[lupabuatchannel]

I Really Like The Video From Your Aliens of the Deep & Mission to Europa

[cenedywong]

Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing Aliens of the Deep & Mission to Europa

[IsaacBG84]

"If it has the right chemestry" then what? life comes out of it?

sorry to interrupt scientist wet dreams but if life cannot be reprodouced here on earth and never has been documented to come from non-live matter then what makes you think that you will find life out there there just as easy as finding rocks?? Faith?

[warnation101]

@IsaacBG84 Have you ever heard of the Miller–Urey experiment conducted in 1952? Probably not. Ok, go read your bible more.

[IsaacBG84]

@warnation101

What? did they get a DNA or living cell from that?

[FrostbitexP]

@IsaacBG84

Just go look it up...?

[madridisinSpain]

I just had a funny idea about life in Europa. If there is macroscopic life there, they could "float" inside the water, wich would make them think that the ice core is their land. So they would be living literally upside down with plants and everything growing there. Just felt like sharing the idea...

[songatonga]

@madridisinSpain Awsome!

[foodonface]

I believe that there are aliens out there, in some form of another, but I'm pretty sure that we'll never actually visit them or them visit us (except maybe a few small bacteria-like organisms). We have enough weird stuff here. Fish that use a lure with a light, eels that can open their mouths over a foot, and sharks that have gray tops and white bellies to fool predators from both directions. Also, have you seen the frilled or goblin sharks? Still, it's cool to wonder. And we can still explore

[OpenLovingMan]

Lets do it!

[Blakmajik78]

I think we will discover something within the next 5 years. From what I understand they have already started this mission but it takes about 4 years to get to Jupiter. Scientist say that we are in the golden age of space discovery. I can't wait till we hear more from this research. ;) I'm praying that all goes well and that the probe makes it on the moon without any damages.

[ilifeform]

feel so sad about us :((((



[samann95014]

we are still immature babies waging war with each other. but sometime soon, hopefully in my life time we shall be able to explore our own solar system to find that we are not alone.

[IsaacBG84]

@samann95014

Actually we are not alone, just take a look around you.. You have plenty of people to interact with.

[BGSoccerMagic]

Ok so there is life in an ocean on another planet. So what we do now? Do we send another probe worth 5-10 billion $ or do we spend those billions on scientific projects here on Earth such as increased recycling, improved energy efficiency, studying the deep ocean, and even figuring a way to deal with the space junk that is orbiting the Earth?

[GMisurdaddy]

It could very well be a pointless gesture, we have a hard time reaching the maximum depths of our own ocean, if the ocean on Europa is 60 miles deep like some scientists suggest, then there's a problem, we can barely do that here, much less the immense pressure generated by 60 miles deep of water. We have quite a ways to go technologically speaking before we are ready to visit Europa.

[Nickademus77]

@GMisurdaddy youve got to remember that europa is not as big as the earth therefore its pressures wont be as great.

[GMisurdaddy]

@Nickademus77 and you have to remember that Europa has more than twice the volume of water than the Earth's oceans.

[GMisurdaddy]

@Nickademus77 oh and also, even though the gravity isn't nearly as great, the 60 mile deep ocean will still have pressures equivalent to about 8 miles (estimation) deep or so of the Earth.

Either way, it's still a hurtle that needs to be overcome.

[WatchmenDrManhattan]

That mission is a bust it is wishful thinking it's what nasa would like to have most of the technology they show here is about 80 years or more in the future by the slow past they are implementing. Lets be honest in all the decades the knew about Europa & all the billions of dollars spent on other mission could they not spare a little for a simple prob.

What if there imaginary high tech space ship lands on a part of Europa where the ice goes right up to the a bottom waste of money & time.

[Candamile]

We don't even know half of the creatures living in our own oceans. I wonder what we can find on Europa

[theFunnierWill211187]

those fish in the deep ocean were fucking amazing

[theFunnierWill211187]

now i'm kind of hoping when you die your are reborn somewhere else in the world so i can see all the colonies humanity has in the future and if we ever discovered life on Europa

[hier222]

there is live on many of Jupiter's moons

[90talisten]

I want to still be alive when they send people to Jupiters moons :(

[Atheistcat2004]

I really do hope they find life underneath the ice of Europa. It would be like the day my dad saw the Lunar Landings when he was a kid. And even though I'm 25 now, I'd probably be just as giddy.

[kleanthis1000]

WoW sea have the most epic animals you ever seen...

[lcatalah]

this i s big ,will never hapen ,we don't have money for that just for our stupid wars

[Helge129]

@lcatalah They're already working on it.

[hellzone100]

@Helge129 with what budget ??? They have sent so much to mars, its time to go farther

[Helge129]

@hellzone100 If you think about it, it's not as expensive as you might think. All the necessary technology already exists, nothing new has to be invented.

[hellzone100]

@Helge129 theres even more that that story....

[Mileneum69]

@lcatalah Never say Never! NASA is planning a deep space human mission as we speak!

[OrdoMallius]

@lcatalah

we have more than enough resources it's just that powerful few control them

[yass4ever]

That's amazing.. that's my moon

[Keitaro2011]

1:21 FUCKIN' JELLY FISH! HOW DO THEY WORK?

[Mihkellt]

why spend millions of dollars on landing something on mars or something if there is a moon where might be a life on it.That should be the main thing to research at this point.I cant wait to see the results (i hope i see them :) )

[TheCottonTop]

Boring!

[metaknight95]

@TheCottonTop dont watch it then. i was interested the whole time.

[SpiderCheese101]

I personally think it doesn't matter if we get PEOPLE to planets. I think HD pictures of what we want to see is good enough. Since we have the ability to travel even out the solar system, (well the last time a space station did that we lost contact) we should be able to go on plenty of mission sending robots to all the moons in our solar system. There's about 100 moons in our planet. Although of course plenty of them can be too cold too hot or have crazy gas.

[lfc4ever82]

what or where is europa? is it what i believe to be, 'one of jupiters moons'?

[LesPaul2006]

@lfc4ever82 That's correct!

[MrAndersohn]

NASA cancelled that mission ((((

[Zahn]

@MrAndersohn Yeah, as they show us Europa in the video, you do know by the sunrise it is Europa? That son went straight up because Europa does not rotate, moons do not rotate. Earth could never have that sunrise because 1) The weakness of the shine 2) It rose straight up. This video is footage of moon Europa, they're restricted by NASA from admitting this. NASA is a dirty evil agency, it lies to us whilst using our tax dollars.

[XXgokussXX]

i think james cameroon have made the bes moovies ever.....

[wannabethug7]

My question is if they can't send signals to the probe because even at light speed it would take a hour to get there, how would we get the information back towards us? Won't the thick ice interfere ?

[alamiator]

I swear to god if i die before they reach europa im gunna pissed >:(

[Lvieru96]

Who knows,maybe there is intelligent creatures with the minds like humans,but able to live in a waterlike enviornment?

[antonqn]

POR DIOS!!si ni llegaron a Marte como piensan llegar hasta alla!!

Osea...2 dedos de frente!!

[LesPaul2006]

@antonqn Ya llegaron a Marte y a Júpiter (Europa es luna de Júpiter) hace más de 20 años.

[mariamole011]

@LesPaul2006 chegaram la? 

[jaykulls]

I dont see why they would need such a complicated probe. All they would need is to keep sending the one that went through the ice down.

[nextjuanplz]

Too bad. NASA cancelled J.I.M.O. I wonder why :/

[psychonaut25]

@nextjuanplz Maybe only officialy cancelled...;-) maybe there is something inetersting on europa

[nextjuanplz]

@psychonaut25 Too bad none of us can go there, though because of the radiation belts.

[psychonaut25]

@nextjuanplz They can still send probes..And I think even if there is strong radiation generated by Jupiters core, there MUST be life in teh oceans underneath the ice.

[nextjuanplz]

@psychonaut25 i very much hope so. i hope Europa doesn't end up being like Mars. We all thought there were Martians, but in the end, Mars was a dead world. Hopefully, Europa is different.

[psychonaut25]

@nextjuanplz where is water there is life ;-)

[nextjuanplz]

@psychonaut25 lol i heard dat a while ago xD. but what if there isn't water on europa :S?

[psychonaut25]

@nextjuanplz Radar confirmed liquid water. And also Europa is constatnly stretched with Jupiters powerfull magnetic field

[nextjuanplz]

@psychonaut25 it might be water ice. also, i wonder if Europa's interior is affected by the radiation belts

[psychonaut25]

@nextjuanplz Radiation belts must be HUGE thanks to the Jupiters near appearance. Maybe it affects life also...;-)

[nextjuanplz]

@psychonaut25 But if it affects life then it might kill it. I hope not. Sorry for being so pessimist.

[metallikuh520]

@remixxproductions dude the comment i made was sarcastic...learn to read

[XLIBERATORX]

Remember, all the girls narrating are from Europa, not Earth. The sunrise proves it's Europa.

[davothebum2201]

what if theres a rock in the way? do they just melt through it aswell, or admit defeat and give up

[arman1712]

James Cameron

i knw he would be apart of this

[kingzerix]

@metallikuh520 Hey, just out of curiosity, what is impossible?

[metallikuh520]

@kingzerix Finding life on another planet....but i was being sarcastic and making fun of religion.

[kingzerix]

@metallikuh520 Oh, ok I thought you were being serious. It is a little tought telling if some one is being sarcastic through a comment.

[odisearab2]

5:27 pandora

[crocfme]

Great vid! Explore Europa? An extraordinarily expensive undertaking. Worth it? Absolutely! It would change our perception of ourselves and our place in the Cosmos. Even if we were another 500 years getting humans there, a few images of a Europan mollusc would keep the scientists, and all of mankind interested for generations.

It should be our highest priority. (Rather than fighting over who's religion is the best religion!)

[rodgod82]

@crocfme You are so rigth my friend

[xxxdieselyyy2]

@crocfme ------>Europa Mollusks? I would be u'll see elite restaurants serve up that stuff.

I ABSOLUTELY agree that Space is WAY more important than fighting over petrol and religion.

[crocfme]

@xxxdieselyyy2

LOL. Allowing for freight charges; Europan lobster thermidore would be a mighty expensive meal!

[xxxdieselyyy2]

@crocfme ----------->Wonder if they're slender purple colored humanoid lookin' ETs with tails and pointy ears out there as well? I absolutely have to bonk 1 in the name of my role model, Capitan James Tiberius Kirk!

[mesofius]

Just imagine the degree of artificial intelligence that will be developed for this mission. Exploration of Europa is fascinating in so many ways. Even if we find a single Alien bacteria, that's going to change everything. NASA, please do this in my lifetime.

[Zahn]

@mesofius The sunrise is to show it is done, it has happened. That sun is not earth sunrise, it's Europa. They have a flying saucer fleet that they have kept secret and that is Europa in the video. The sun rises straight up because the moon does not turn. Also note the weakness of it.

[PeXis]

@mesofius

I doubt NASA would do it alone.

Too expensive and too complex.

[wicho9195]

wow i wonder if the fish at 9:26 really exist?

[Grant691]

I hope it's intelligent life in Europa's ocean

[maff77]

@et2598 that was the JIMO mission which was cancelled unfortunately :(

[Angel48rules]

i totally want 2 c if there is life somewhere else! i saw on this website that the mission mite launch somewhere in 2026?

[draakbraak]

me 2

[SpearTheAlmighty]

Can't wait for that Europa mission. I hope it happens in my lifetime.

[roell29]

@SpearTheAlmighty Considering that new York City where I live has just decided they don't have enough money to maintain the small force of people that combats rats and mosquitos, and are decommissioning them so that we can have a genuine midieval plague here this summer, I hope they fail miserably at everything they do. Although if they do find anything interesting, you can bet they would NEVER tell you about it, even though you paid for it.

[Elitetank87]

@SpearTheAlmighty oh it will it is schedulald for lauch in 2020 so unless u r like 90 u will c it

[a01087483]

@SpearTheAlmighty I so hope they find life there D:

[claton95]

@SpearTheAlmighty It will. It will launch in 2020 and reach Eurpa in 2026

[Molhedim]

@SpearTheAlmighty you're 16 ...i would not worry about it.

[Molhedim]

3:12 wtf? what is that?