[Q&A+] Alien Megastructures or Microbes?
BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 11:15
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Which are we more likely to find, alien megastructures or alien microbes? Why is the US racing racing China to the Moon? Will mining the asteroid belt ever become a reality? And in Q&A+, will we ever make a mega-cut video again?
00:00 Intro
00:28 [@paigepotter4682] Are we closer to discovering alien microbes or alien megastructures?
03:09 [@MelindaGreen] Why is the US even racing China to the moon?
06:05 [@darthex0] Is a space station cheaper if communists do it?
07:03 [@bladesolar1] Will mining at the asteroid belt ever be a reality?
10:23 [@goatlord51] If an amateur uses the Vera Rubin data to find planet nine do they get to name it?
11:15 [@melantorja] Will there be a Lagrange point questions mega-cut?
14:57 Final thoughts
Comments (6)
So, I usually blip out during the reading of the top supporters, but I swore that I heard (via podcast) that there is not only evidence of aliens but that they also support Universe Today. Now we're denying that aliens exist? Or that they do exist but don't support the channel? I'm not clear on where the order of precedence is on the end of the list and the remainder of the sentence.
Thanks You! I’ve never understood why snow piercer was a thing. A train going around the world? No thanks.
People seem to be increasingly obsessed with the idea of aliens visiting earth on alien spacecraft, but isn’t it much more plausible for aliens to arrive on earth, every day, in the form of microorganisms attached to space dust?
If we ever find life signs on an other planet near a close star, would we be able to build a telescope that allows us to see details like land mass and oceans on that planet?
Thank you it's so nice to have permission to fall asleep to your vidio's
Do you think there are things that destroy universes the way black holes do to stars, and the way stars do to planets and asteroids?
