New Theory Says There May Be Proof of Alien Life In Moon Dust | Lightning Round

Is there life on the Sun It is very very old? I call it Photonicgenesis, they are made up of course Photonic cells. If this where true that makes the sun a planet and we are the moons going around it.

Do you think there is any options that would either allow for reasonable faster than light or a workaround for the problem?
Aliens exist but they’re far away.
Let’s add the probability that faster than light is possible to the Drake equation

The Angel Oak outside Charleston SC..is one of ..if not the oldest live oak

damn i thought these videos sucked before

Fun Fact:
1 million years is approximately 1 million earth years in the history of the universe.
A blink of an eye is a blink of an eye…in the history of the universe, which takes approximately 0.25 seconds, aka 250 milliseconds, on average.
So, in our current human situation, 1 million years ≠ 1 blink of a human eye. Factor in very high speeds, holes that are black, stars made of neutron matter, and/or other fast/heavy things, then maybe 1 million years ≈ 1 blink of a human eye as we know it. Until then, I'm sorry.

"Space," it says, "is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mindbogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.

So, the admission by the Pentagon that the navy and air force have been encountering UAPs regularly, interfering with their training missions, having near misses, tracking them at 1000s of miles an hour and making 90 degree turns without signs of hyper destructive G-forces or making sonic booms; All without flight surfaces or heat signatures or other signs of normal propulsion doesn't rattle your cage? Not even the tranches of 60+ years newly declassified files and photographic evidence?
Why would they lie? To prepare us for a pretend war with aliens?
Well, apparently they HAVE been lying to us since before the Roswell crash, and promoting the belief that only whackos see non-human craft, so why not.
But even the loud-mouth Neil DeGassy Tyson has finally opened his eyes, I'm surprised and a little disappointed in you Joe.

Thank you for using UFO instead of UAP.

Poor Skylab, always the bridesmaid, never the bride..

27:05 and change into their bat form too 🫡

The question of "hidden fingerprints"….
I think we are going to find DNA of more ghost populations including finding more evidence in living humans that some of these "ghost populations" still exist!🪏🦴🧬🧌👨🏻‍🏫

Joe, I think you may have misunderstood the question about dirt and DNA. I suspect the viewer was referring to environmental DNA (eDNA), a fascinating and increasingly useful technique for detecting organisms without having to capture or even observe them.

Instead of collecting DNA directly from an animal, researchers sample the environment—soil, seawater, freshwater, sediment, etc.—and analyze the genetic material organisms leave behind. It’s opening up remarkable possibilities for discovering and identifying species, particularly in places that are difficult to explore.

For example, deep-ocean eDNA sampling has revealed evidence of cephalopod diversity in environments where these animals are rarely observed.

Another interesting application involves the search for Orang Pendek, a legendary, upright-walking, apelike cryptid reportedly inhabiting the forests of Sumatra, Indonesia. One longtime investigator, who has spent years searching for it without success, has discussed using environmental DNA sampling on a future expedition. Rather than looking for footprints, hair, or direct sightings, the idea is to examine the forest environment itself for genetic evidence of an unidentified primate.

Of course, finding unfamiliar DNA wouldn’t automatically establish the existence of a cryptid, but it could provide a fascinating new avenue of investigation.

I think that’s probably what the viewer was getting at. It’s a fascinating subject, and one I’d love to see you explore in a full episode of Answers With Joe!

Other life in our visible universe is not a mathematical certainty, as we don't even know how life started. As far as we know, we are in what seems to be a huge expanse, yet is infinitesimal compared to the infinite realms that could be out there, beyond what we will ever see.

3:52 a million years is more like a little more than 2 days if you scale the universe down to an 80-year human lifespan. Still short, though not quite the equivalent of a blink of an eye lol.

Edit: this is of course only taking into account the age of the universe now, not the entirety of how long the universe will be around, which as far as we know, will be forever.

This vid would be funny to watch after discovering irrefutable evidence of alien life

Stop calling them Aliens, go back to the good Extra-Terrestrial, or embrace the new Non-Terrestrial. The term alien has been cheapened and ridiculed enough, that is why many struggle with taking it seriously and have to make long winded explanations or disclaimers about their stance. If a word makes it so that you have to preemptively prop the subject up before you can engage in conversation about the topic in a serious manner, use another term!

A bit tenuous.

Self replicating machines. Outlive makers. Cover the galaxy in a few million years at sensible speeds.

13:25 I live in South Texas and have an oak tree on my property that’s most likely over 300 years old. At its trunk, it has a circumference of about 5–6 feet and covers my entire backyard with shade. These trees can get pretty impressive.

Right as you said, "here's what happens" when tossing garbage into a volcano, a Little Ceasars commercial started on the video.

Bravo, Universe! Bravo!

The other things about active techno signatures is the Dark Forest issue. They may not want to announce they're existence bc it'd be dangerous.

Even if there isn't intelligent life outside of Earth in this galaxy there are still trillions of other galaxies. Other galaxies could be full of life and we would never know. But if we truly are all alone then the universe is a giant waste of space.

Lol wondering why r/tornado is top result is kinda funny

Since alot of info can be found through Reddit. Because the Reddit posts usually link directly to actual scientific papers.

The amount of tech help I've had through Reddit is wild

Why not put our trash along a subduction point to be drawn into the earths center?
Deep down, Marianas trench where pressure and such 🤔