Thanks for watching everyone and thanks to Ground News for sponsoring this video. Head over to ground.news/coolworlds to give it a try for yourself and get some transparency with where your news is coming from. So do you feel optimistic/pessimistic that JWST could detect biosignatures? How important do you think this question should be for NASA/ESA/JAXA/etc?

@wooddogg8

Жыл бұрын

I'm still optimistic that bio signatures can be detected if they're out there , but I guess it is unlikely they'll be confirmed with JWST, with so many transits being necessary. Still we can learn from whatever the results are. I would consider bio/technical signatures to be very important and I hope the space agencies do as well. Thanks for the videos!! I thoroughly enjoy them all!

@kubexiu

Жыл бұрын

I think that everyone should focus on technosignatures or something that indicates inteligent life. There is so much more options to look at. More possibilities. I know that probability get lower,but we have to look for something we don't know rather than things we know and can be everywhere .

@kubexiu

Жыл бұрын

@Random Guy how will you make a "contact" with simple life? It doesn't give us anything. More interesting for me is, if advanced life can survive for longer or even make interstellar trips.13bln years is enought, to breed more such a "species"like us.Even if we find some kind of life on Mars, what does it changes? Copernicus principle is still in tact.Simple life can be everywhere. The biggest problem with our egzistation is, if we can actually move through the cosmos.If not, what's the point of looking?

@Sajuuk

Жыл бұрын

Based on what you said, no. An Earthlike planet around a white dwarf supporting life must be as rare as Larry Niven's "smoke ring", a gas torus, a ring of air around a neutron star where life exists. Maybe we should look for a smoke ring instead? 😉

@GigiM_winx

Жыл бұрын

I think the previous thumbnail was better tbh, it was so colorful and captivating, just an opinion

Love your channel man. Makes me happy knowing there are people like you in the world pursuing things like this.

@CoolWorldsLab

Жыл бұрын

It's a joy to get to work on things like this!

@Guitarist4Life89

Жыл бұрын

@Cool Worlds i look forward to hearing more discoveries by you and your team

@prototropo

Жыл бұрын

I agree! It's always a joy, in a world of Trumps and Putins, with their vulgar narcissism and sheer, selfish contempt for the rest of the world, to be reassured by the humanity and intelligence of intrepid people like David Kipping, and the science that they advance.

@chandrasekharlimit4547

Жыл бұрын

We are all just curious humans looking to admire the beauty of the world we live in, it’s easy to forget how rare and beautiful it truly is, that we exist- and that’s why we study Astronomy, astrophysics, astrobiology, astrochemistry etc… we want to share its beauty :) anybody in science would love to explain anything you ask them about their field, just ask, and ANYONE can do this, If you desire to, I highly recommend it :D

@theplatypusofconsciousness1367

Жыл бұрын

Ssriously

We have encountered technological challenges for our entire history that many believed were insurmountable, only to eventually advance through the challenge and unlock the technology. Since we can't know right now, it's most useful to just proceed ahead and assume we can detect life and traverse the stars to meet it. There is insufficient evidence to conclude otherwise and accept the defeat of our dreams.

@dancingwiththedogsdj

Жыл бұрын

I think you described that extremely well.... I think to just add on something else to keep in mind is how much the crazy universe has been able to show us things we couldn't have ever even dreamt of and yet "mother nature" can teach us things beyond our wildest dreams, or knock us down a few pegs if needed and not even break a sweat! 💦 🤯 But also gave us tacos 🌮, so I think we should listen and pay attention! ❤️🤗👍

@lionelmessisburner7393

Жыл бұрын

Agree. I like the optimism. And honestly, I don’t even mind if I never live to see aliens, but if jwst helps future generations find aliens sooner I’m completely happy with that.

@dancingwiththedogsdj

Жыл бұрын

@@lionelmessisburner7393I hope you have a few good tunes to share with us and all.... I gotta say heck yeah, but geeeeeez, what are we going to learn by next week?!? Throw in the AI chat stuff, a crap load of smart and curious people with a good head on their shoulders and OMG! What will we know when JWST is getting approval to try to extend it's life like Hubble is now.... Do you have your seatbelt fastened securely? Gimme a tug on that overhead harness too.... Now, DJ, can you crank up some good tunes and hit your launch button.... I'm ready for the ride!!! 🎢

@dancingwiththedogsdj

Жыл бұрын

@@lionelmessisburner7393 I hope it was clear I meant no harm or anything other than agreeing and throwing in my own silly thoughts and best wishes to you or anyone else who stumbles across this... We may be wrong, we might be right, but either way it should be interesting and hopefully fun too! You take care wherever you are and I love yapping back and forth anytime with anyone who is interested just so both parties are enjoying themselves 🎉❤️🌎🎶🤯

@nuance9000

Жыл бұрын

And yet... We still can't talk to whales

There is something special and magnetic about this channel and Dr. Kipping! Just can't get enough. Thank you so much for another video

it's always a wonderful day when cool worlds upload a video ❤️ thank you sir, for sharing your great work with us.

@CoolWorldsLab

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Nothing like a new Cool World's video! I just love how he mixes scientific information with the philosophic ramifications to make it truly thought provoking.

@singingsam40

Жыл бұрын

Added to this, the creative videography, editing and beautiful soundtracks, make these videos and their content into works of art.

@Nobody-df4is

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Astronomy is a mix of science and philosophy. And it is kind of funny, we do have a good understanding of how the universe works and yet we don't. There is so much we do not know and probably never will. But it is nice to use common sense.

It's one of the best content on KZread. No click bait shite. Just pure , well explained science.

@HeWhoRoamsAimlessly

8 ай бұрын

Is a great channel. So many other none sensical hyperbolic garbage channels. So glad to have Dr Kipling. Event horizon is also great. As well as Sean carrol channel

This is by far the best atronomy channel on KZread. I love space but most channels just cover the same old basic stuff with clickbait titles and thumbnails. You are honest about all your data and calculations and honest when something is nearly impossible but still give hope that it could happen. You also are just a really great video editor (or have a good editor) and make the content emotionally engaging (which is better than the average movie these days sadly). Keep up the great work!

I must admit that I misunderstood JWST's ability to detect bio signatures, pretty much due to excitement as well as ignorance. Thank you for the thorough explanation of what is actually possible and realistic. Stay curious!

@lightyagami3492

Жыл бұрын

I think JWST just isn't large enough of a telescope to be able to do this reliably. It can in theory but space is just so vast that it's more likely that ill win the lottery in my lifetime than discover life around another world.

@nh41

Жыл бұрын

@@lightyagami3492 We need a new folding space telescope, to be launched on the 9 meters diameter, Starship

@cipi432

Жыл бұрын

@@nh41 It would take another 30 years.

@lightyagami3492

Жыл бұрын

@@nh41 I don't even think the Louvoir telescope in development would be able to detect life around another world. The telescope needs to be many many times larger than even the 15 meter design.

I love your videos David, great work at Cool Worlds lab team!!

I've always been fascinated by your videos and your (relatively) easy way of explaining very complex theories! Thank you for expanding my knowledge about the universe even though I'm a simple cook!

Don't know if its just me, but every time I watch a new video from Professor Kipping, I get very emotional. I don't know if its the way he explains it, his voice, the material he covers, or just that I am really into what he is talking about. This video made me choke up and I had to wipe my eyes. I think any time talk of life and the survival of life on earth is brought up it hits a cord with me. The shear crazy fact that the Earth and all life on it even exists at all in a Universe that more and more seems to be hostile to said life really is a "Fools Hope" indeed. We are Star Stuff, the Universe trying to understand itself....

@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968

Жыл бұрын

As the Professor has stated.. We have been here for less than 1% of 1% of Earths history. What have we done in our short time here.. We red flagged ourselves as being an evolutionary dead end. Endless wars and destruction of the nature that created us. We will have to evolve or go extinct. The latter is most probable.

You have no idea how much I appreciate and enjoy watching your videos. I love the passion for exploring subjects that are on the edge of science and yet a balanced approach to examining them. I will continue to stay curious! Keep going!

Beautiful and mind expanding, as always. I so look forward to these.

Love this channel. Some of the best content in the Galaxy.

@sachinpatwardhan629

Жыл бұрын

Correction Best content in UNIVERSE..!!

Looking forward to this one! Thanks for making these high quality and thought provoking videos. 👍👍

Love how easy David explains all this. @CoolWorlds rocks!

So glad I recently found this channel. I’ve binged your videos and it’s so good!

David the way you convey a story is is amazing , thanks for sharing.

Seriously love these videos! Thankyou yet again for filling me with awe and wonder

Thank you for your Cool Worlds channel....your gift is appreciated

David........ most informative....another superb professional presentation!......well researched & coordinated....thank you again!

Thank you for the final part of your video , I needed to hear that

Prof. Kipping is so inspirational with his videos. I really like the work of Cool Worlds

Wow, you really hit it out of the park with this video - thank you so much!

You have no idea how much I love watching your vids. It was one of the channels that inspired me to start this one. While I know my channel quality and content is no where near as yours, it still inspires me in every way. Thank you!

What a great video David, keep them coming!

Absolutely LOVE your videos! So well done.

Love this channel! I always listen to this channel while I'm at work,

Always enjoy your videos. You're brilliant!

God the beauty of your work. Thank you so much. The love and heart put into your pieces are mind-blowing. Thank you. 🙏

The best channel of it's type on KZread. I wait each new edition with great anticipation.👍

A new video! I find myself waiting each month. Thank you for your sober, informative, thought provoking content! 🙏✨

Top KZread channel. The only notification I have ever turned on. Please discuss in depth the Miller-Urey experiment.

New to this channel. Blown away! Excellent content

I was asleep all day after a late one otherwise I'd of watched this straight away as usual. I was happy when I woke up to this notification. Thank you for the consistent in depth information you provide in your videos. Let's get that 1m subscribers before the end of the year 📈

@CoolWorldsLab

Жыл бұрын

Who knows, maybe?! I'm trying to focus on just making videos I'm proud of rather than the numbers, I think the latter would drive me crazy

@singingsam40

Жыл бұрын

​@@CoolWorldsLab Your videos are definitely something you can be proud of. I'm not much of a scientist (more of a philosopher) and often struggle with the more complex concepts, but have never failed to get something from your uploads. Your creative style reaches people on many levels.

This has got to be one of the best channels on KZread. If not, the best Astronomy channel on KZread. These videos are 10/10 and so great that I have to prepare myself to give a new upload my full attention.

As always, a fascinating video- especially for a non-scientist like me. Your videos are excellent at actually explaining the technical difficulties of science!

Fascinating subject indeed! Thanks for the breakdown of the possibilities! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Love the passion you have to solve this question!!!

Great video. Keep posting on transmission spectroscopy.

Loved your Interview with Lex! Can't wait for Round 2!

So what you’re saying is we need to make 100 more James Webb space telescopes, with a lot being specially geared towards exoplanet studies, and then put them in a lot of different orbits. Solid, let’s do it.

Really fantastic video cutting through a lot of the hype/clickbaity kind of information out there about this potential within JWST or more specifically radio astronomy in general, thanks a ton.

Never stop! I love this channel.

I could listen to this chap read anything. Awesome narration voice.

@BigDsGaming2022

Жыл бұрын

it is a College Lecture voice

Thanks for another amazing video David. As always, I'm reminded of just how astoundingly lucky we are to have been gifted with life.

Awesome video! Keep up the good work!

such an informative and simultaneously beautiful video, thank you so much. i also loved gandalf at the end about “a fool’s hope”… but of course that fools hope eventually panned out in LOTR, i hope we share the same fate in our search for alien life!!!

Love watching your vids in the dark at night, it hits different

@CoolWorldsLab

Жыл бұрын

That's how I imagine folks watching them...

I’ve been waiting & waiting & waiting for this!

Excellent Presentation made simple!

Love your vids man.

It's such a joy to learn new things watching your videos.

Excellent lecture Dr. Kipping !

Your voice is truly soothing. Thank you for sharing

Channel is one of the best on KZread. Gonna go out on a limb here and say you're up there with Cox as far as tranquilly listening to accurate, informative, and universally (pun intended and I hate myself for it) interesting science. You've got your finger on the pulse of the best topics to cover. ALWAYS entertaining and close to that ASMR feel. Thanks a million!!!

@HeWhoRoamsAimlessly

8 ай бұрын

Let's get a cox and Kipling team up pod 🎉

Great closing statement! I learned quite a lot from your video. Thx!

Great channel. We love ya man

These kind of videos are hypnotic . And very relaxing.

Your videos are a gift to the world. What a pleasure to watch and learn. Thank you wonderful human being for sacrificing your precious time for the sake of the rest of us.

Nice job on the Lex Friedman podcast. Hope to see you guys together again in the future!

@WildernessGirl21

Жыл бұрын

I just caught that earlier! Great stuff for sure!

When I feel small and insignificant I watch cool videos like cool worlds and i feel grateful to be alive again

“It’s possible.” Wow man, I came to watch an interesting space video and instead I got a much needed pick up while wading through a dark part of my life. Thanks for that.

Amazing video as always! Also loved the idea of Ground.News!

You thank us for watching..we thank you for creating intellectual content...your teachings have taken my knowledge of the cosmos to another level...shout out from Ecuador

As expected from Dr. Kipping and all the team, yet another great thought provoking video. His last comments mean I'm going to bed happy but with thoughts that will keep me awake for hours. 😊🥰😊

Thanks for the interesting and fun video. Salute!

another fantastic video!

It's so heart-warming listening to you go about those razor thin odds, and yet ignite passion and hope in ours souls. It's possible and it's all that matters. Thank you.

What we really need are telescopes (space and ground-based, maybe even moon-based) that ARE specifically designed to detect atmospheric bio-signatures, in much the same way Keplar was designed to detect exoplanet transits. I'd also love to see a video from you discussing what it would actually take to send a direct mission to our closest neighboring star, Proxima Centari, and if it could be done within our lifetimes with plausible technology.

Thanks Mr. Kipping PS seen an interview recently where you said alien "life" could be an organism covering a planet...or something like that (I was tired but it was neat much like this video. Thanks for your hard work always, stay blessed

I'm always passionate about the prospect of life other than ours, despite issues like the Fermi paradox & our current inability to send signals to most parts of space without being in direct line of sight etc. Where channels like Kurzgesagt (understandably by design) dumb the concepts down & Melodydheep also have to gloss over the science, your channel really helps me to understand the science behind the issues. Thanks for making it relatively easy for someone without a background in science to understand. 🙏

Love you and your content you share.

Amazing.... Truely awesomely researched

Such an amazing video. Astronomy could be so much fun.

Never opened a video this fast

@CarlosAM1

Жыл бұрын

ye pretty much

@michaelrutherford8154

Жыл бұрын

Ditto

Always nice to watch one of your videos at night before going to bed. A pleasant way to prepare for galactic dreams. Thank you.

The surface of earth was also cover by metals in its early days. Radiation cased it to create oxidation which only grew exponentially by causing the oxidization of the metals.

I get soo excited whenever I see you post a new video. It makes my day 💙💜

Your voice is pleasant, I almost fell asleep were it not for the subject being so interesting. Thank you.

more content please. great work

"it's possible." Hell yes! Another cool and inspiring video. 😎👍

Damn it, I’m out for dinner…. Will have to watch later.

@CoolWorldsLab

Жыл бұрын

I'll be waiting... ;-)

Loved this. Passionate about the JWST

Have my compliments for this greatly explanatory video essay. Data patterns recognition may well be the future for finding life on exoplanets. Thank you! Anthony

"It's possible!". This channel is so interesting & uplifting. Thank you!

Your interview with Lex was fantastic! Thank for doing it.

Your videos are awesome, love your channel, thank you so much for putting them out !!! Is there any way that JWST can be used to detect techno signatures ??

@Netvoxer

Жыл бұрын

An unmistakable techno signature would be detecting Pump Up The Jam - a Belgian techno anthem - in the signal.

Love your videos Prof!

That was a great episode 👏

I watch these videos with my daughter and we absolutely love them . We learn a ton and really really enjoy them , great work!

It is good to hear you be optimistic again. Keep finding those optimistic moments!!

Love the content!

Fantastic videos man

Thanks for the great video.

❤ your work is inspiring

Another thought provoking video that makes me so happy to have found the Cool Worlds channel. These biosignatures are based on Earth-based biology, not necessarily how other forms of life may work in conditions different to ours (different temperatures, UV and gravity values for example). Do we know of and can look for any hypothetical biosignatures for other kinds of biology?

Love your channel bc you always remain factual, provide/explain requisite biases, and don’t hype!

Everyone loves yer channel..excellent content..thank you👊