As the geyser capital of the world, Yellowstone National Park is home to over 500 geysers, with the grand prismatic spring taking center stage as the park's most spectacular and visited site. From the iconic Old Faithful Geyser to the mesmerizing grand prismatic spring, the park is filled with some of the most powerful and beautiful geothermal wonders of our planet. But surprisingly, some of its most fascinating features are invisible to the naked eye. For decades, scientists have been fascinated by these tiny organisms, but now NASA's poised to take the research to new heights, posing a far bigger question: could these microbes be the gateway to discovering life on other planets?
Recent discoveries have revealed that our planet and outer space share more in common than we realized. For example, analyses of meteorites, comets, and other extraterrestrial materials have shown that many of the chemical elements and compounds found on Earth are also prevalent throughout the cosmos. Moreover, missions to other planets, moons, and even asteroids have uncovered striking similarities between the geological processes on Earth and those observed elsewhere in the solar system. The study of volcanism, plate tectonics, and the presence of water on other bodies has provided valuable insights into the conditions necessary for planetary habitability.
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00:00 Intro
1:40 what if we foud compounds?
5.05 scheda what nasa found
5:15 why nasa is interested in Yellowstone?
9:00 grand prismatic spring
10:14 how can microbes survive in the grand prismatic spring?
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