Did you really call the 'break up the samples with a hammer'-station the Thor station? Because that's awesome.

My dream is to be an astrobiology scientist 😍

@anjithkumarmende449

5 жыл бұрын

I'm also

@cosmobiologist

5 жыл бұрын

That's wonderful! It's a huge field and there's lots of us doing all kinds of cool stuff to better understand how life works on our planet and whether or not we might be alone in the cosmos. Through NASA Astrobiology, we also have a show called Ask an Astrobiologist where myself and Sanjoy Som chat with other astrobiologists about their research and their careers. You might want to check that out. And you might want to check out this page on some career pathways: astrobiology.nasa.gov/career-path-suggestions/

@maroua8082

5 жыл бұрын

@@cosmobiologist thankyou so much i will watch that show , im really interested in astrobiology the study of the origin, evolution and life in the universe ,i have already cheked the page of the career path sugestions and i found it very useful it really helped me to know what to do to achive my dream

@ismeniaduraes9394

5 жыл бұрын

Samee

@kristenhartigan4857

4 жыл бұрын

Currently in college for that! Hope to see you succeed!

im currently an undergrad in astronomy and i think i want to go into astrobiology for my phd. this is a wonderful series.

@nasaastrobiology

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We have two more shoots planned for this year (episodes 2 & 3), focusing on Greenland and ocean expeditions! Stay tuned :)

@travelwithnoman.f6381

3 жыл бұрын

@@nasaastrobiology well it's good step for us who are interested in astrobiology.

I can't believe I just discovered this! I decided to study biochemistry in college hoping to become involved in astrobiology research in the future and somehow got a little lost along the way, but discovering this definitely brought my attention back!

The land of ice and fire! My wife and I were wed in Iceland on the winter solstice, on a ship in Faxa Bay (by Reykjavík) while under the northern lights. It was pretty awesome! Definitely a very cool nation, for astrobiology research as well as for some cool touring around.

@saucybackport

4 жыл бұрын

NASA will find your honeymoon bodily fluids in the bay

I'm still thinking what kind of career I want to have and I've always loved the space, biology and different kinds of science. Now I'm really thinking if I could have a career of astrobiology. I'm studying physics, math, biology and chemistry. Wish me luck!

It was an amazing experience to see the FELDSPAR team growing over the years - starting from a summer school exercise in 2012. Full credits also to Mike for creating this nice videoclip. I was always happy to be part of the team (I am not featuring on the documentation, which, for aesthetic reasons, is probably preferable).

@cosmobiologist

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely regret not being able to do the Arctic summer school when I was a grad student, but I love that it's been such a cool way for so many early career astrobiologists to connect and collaborate.

Love this! I was at the first Nordic NASA summer program and I am so glad that this has come out of that amazing school. Also in addition to supporting a lot of early career researchers this does a great job of highlighting women at the forefront of this research program. Great work Mike!

@MikeToillion

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah Rugheimer Thank you so much!

To my Astrobiology class. Excelent material for anyone in the Astrobiology community Thank a lot. Looking forward for the next episode

@karthikkeyan6191

5 жыл бұрын

Humberto Carvajal Chitty sir I’m from India my name is S.KARTHIKEYAN I’m doing bsc microbiology and I want to be a special scientist to discover in a astrobiology could you help in taking class Online and guide me in a right path... please I don’t want to miss any opportunity in my life here after...

@MikeToillion

5 жыл бұрын

Humberto Carvajal Chitty Thank you for sharing this with your class!

@5berto

5 жыл бұрын

@@MikeToillion My pleasure. It's wonderful and covers everything we have seen in the course so far. I love it!!

@5berto

5 жыл бұрын

Hello Mike Today, I show the video to my students during our class. They were really impress with the overall performance of scientific and technical display. Looking forawrd to read the results someday. Just keep me posted. Congratulations once again (email hchitty@usb.ve) Thanks !!!

I'm taking class... Whatever, I'm going to whatch it!

Thank you so much for starting this series! 😍

@astrobiologistraven

2 жыл бұрын

💜💜

We want more of those amazing episodes 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

@astrobiologistraven

2 жыл бұрын

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Very excited to share this project! Please help support the series and spread the word! Also, if you're a part of a NASA-funded team that's planning on doing field work in 2019 or 2020, please contact me at mike.toillion@nasa.gov. Cheers :)

Great video. I'm excited to see more. At 6:55 when discussing biomarkers, in particular ATP, the chemical model presented is actually that of ADP, you're missing the third (orange) phosphate.

@MikeToillion

5 жыл бұрын

rmh0013 Whoops, thanks for letting me know. It was the prettiest model I could find!

This video was so exciting. Thank you!!!

Loving this new series

@MikeToillion

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Stay tuned 😉

Great documentary on astrobiology field science. Looks so fun. As an aside, it's sadly humorous, when the researchers enter the lab, how natural it looks that they're all wearing masks. I took it for granted that it was for COVID concerns. Interesting to watch videos like this with knowledge of our current "future".

9:30 congratulations you're a prophet

This is so cool.. I really wish I was there working on this stuff too!

I'm in high school right now, and I love astrobiology! What is a good college path to pursue a career in this field?

@MikeToillion

5 жыл бұрын

Mruthyun jay yes, thank you for sharing that!

@ellaj3669

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mruthyun jay!

This is what makes me very interested.

This video is awesome 🇺🇸👑💕

OMG THIS IS SOOO INCREDIBLE 😭😭😍 I wanna be an astrobiology

Respect

I'm wondering why the molecule labeled as ATP has only 2 PO4 molecules?

my dream job

Awesome!! I’m just an undergraduate student but I do hope that I could do that amazing researches as a scientist one day😆

@spacepirate1342

Жыл бұрын

Me too

Will there ever be an episode 2?

Inspiring work! Currently a NASA-employed engineer with a love of exploration - these astrobio videos are making me seriously consider venturing into the world of science. Or maybe there is an intersection of engineering and astrobio and adventuring? Love love all the videos and interviews!!

@nasaastrobiology

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you so much! Yes, we should have two more episodes coming later this year/early next year.

Apologies if this is a silly question, but what primers are used for PCR if you're unsure what microbes are present in the sample? Are they non-specific?

The XRF looks like a phaser from Star Trek. Can you set it to stun? Don't hurt the Horta! :-)

Man, will there ever be another episode >:(

Im a senior in high school and i have bad grades my gpa is around 2.7 an 3.0 and im rly passionate about astrobiology i don’t know if i will be admitted in a good college to reach my dream

I wish to become an astrobiologist. Maths is tough for me. So can I avoid Maths and take Science (with informatic practices) in class 11 and 12 and then a degree in biology to become an astrobiologist ?

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I really want to be an astrobiologist when i grow up...

Is it possible to apply to a PhD in astrobiology for international students?

@cosmobiologist

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! There are lots of schools around the globe who accept international PhD students.

@rajarshiroy9659

5 жыл бұрын

@@cosmobiologist thank you sir , could you suggest me a few places i can start with?

@cosmobiologist

5 жыл бұрын

@@rajarshiroy9659 Sure, check out our resources page on SAGANet.org for a list of just some of the schools that have known astrobiology programs: saganet.ning.com/page/resources

@cosmobiologist

5 жыл бұрын

@@rajarshiroy9659 Also, take a look at the Career Path Suggestions page from NASA Astrobiology: astrobiology.nasa.gov/career-path-suggestions/

If I want to be an Astro-biologist focusing on microbial life do I have to be American to join NASA

Can I do astrobiology if I have a geology degree?

I'm a dummy but wouldn't the hue on Mars correlate to how much iron there is in the soil?

Is astrobiology a field of research that could follow on from an ecology bachelors? Or is it not really useful?

Hi, this is my dream field.. any PhD opportunities to work with you?

@astrobiologistraven

2 жыл бұрын

🥰🙏good luck

Watch the trailer now: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o3mFqaRvidC7ltY.html See you Thursday!

I'm dreaming to be a astrobiologist but its impossible in here,Sri Lanka. I have already made some research topics and some imaginations.so if you can help me and get me for USA higher education it will be my most precious moment in my life ever

@arrowai425

4 жыл бұрын

And also I have two c passes and one s pass for biology stream

2 : 09

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"get some real data to publish in papers"... gosh, the purpose of science should be knowledge and understanding (i.e. learning), not impact factor...

You discriminated against older would be or trained scientists....there can be no excuse for discrimination...shame!

High school presentation. Nothing real

So is there ever going to be episode 2?