it s just magic. it s awfully interesting to look at another place and say oh there is signature of life there. it may not be conclusive evidence but it sure gets people very excited. do you think there is life people out there? yeah, i think there is life out there. can we find them? in my lifetime, i hope so. i want to know, you know?
trump won. the arizona republic reported he was there on january 6 for the stop the steal rally and allegations he was part of the mob that stormed the capitol. finchham denies it. and then there is nevada. i need your help to take back the house and support president trump s agenda to keep america great. who lost a court battle to over turn his five point congressional loss to the democratic incumbent in 2020. now he s running for nevada secretary of state to, and this is a quote from his campaign website, overhaul the fraudulent election system in nevada. and finally, we come to rachel ham who is running for secretary of state in california. california, it s time for something different. they re afrid of the rachel of the world. i have built my life and career on telling hard truths. that is why i m running for secretary of state. she s already got the backing
biodiversity. this kind of come pplexity does happen easily. how did it happen? did it happen here? some people think life started on the land, i think it started at the bottom of the ocean, in hydro thermal vents. the one that people know is a dynamic system, black smoke, they are amazing because nobody expected to see so much life down there. weird forms of life. giant tube worms that don t have a mouth of anus. a worm that has neither mouth nor anus, how does it eat? it doesn t eat. it basically uses the bacteria that grow inside it to provide it with organic molecules. there s another kind of language i personally think is the answer, i like to think of it as gossip cathedrals, beautiful architecture in the rock. they re actually formed by a much more gentle process. water will percolate down beneath the ocean floor, and there s a particular type of
there? [ laughter ] are they studying us, and what do they think about new york city? [ laughter ] well, let me just say that in our own mickey way galaxy there are 100 billion stars. and we now believe in our universe we have more than 100 billion galaxies. if you do the math the chance that there s a planet like earth with life is very high. i just want you to speculate, do you think in what time frame might we expect to find some evidence of, say, microbial life elsewhere in the universe? i always like to start by saying scientists never like to speculate. we always like the facts. but we always do, correct. we now finally know that exoplanets exist and are common. on the other side lies the possibility to find the true earths with signs of life. the point i want to make is this is the first time in human history we have the technological reach to cross the great threshold. with the james webb space telescope
just meaningless. i went to my book club, and the women were complaining about their husbands, who s going to pick up the kid, i m like give me a break. i just couldn t live with normal people anymore. i realized that whatever i was going to do next would be impactful. why waste time. out of all my accomplishments in life, helping my husband have a death, like a perfect death was probably like my biggest one: it was really sad when he it s sort of funny but sad i told him before he died his death would have meaning and that, you know, i m trying to describe it in a way that will be funny but it s too hard. just give me a second because i really want to tell you, it was like, mike, you know your death has meaning, i m going to do big things because i realize the