Hypersonic Physics, Deep Sea Life & Princeton's Millisecond Qubits
EP 17
·41:47

Story 2 starts — “life found in a place scientists thought impossible”

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41:47>> Yeah. >> We're going to move on to our second story, which is about microbes >> and and and a new biosphere. uh where we thought life was impossible on Earth. >> Yes. >> And it has some implications potentially for astrobiology. So the the headline on the story, life found in place scientists thought impossible. >> Yep. >> This is a paper out of Nature Communications Earth and Environment. A biomarker evidence for a serpentite chemosynthetic biosphere. >> Nice. >> At the Mariana for arc. This is out of the University of Bremen, German University.

42:28>> Uh many people are familiar with the Mariana Trench. People sort of through a variety of sources might be, oh yeah, like there's like these hot vents and there's these things that live in these hot vents and that's the most extreme place. But but there is something really interesting here about life defying the limits that exist in the deep sea uh in

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