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thank you

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welcome aboard the jordy's resolution a

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massive research vessel for scientific

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ocean Drilling and a floating Laboratory

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did you know that scientists all over

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the world are conducting research in

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Earth's ocean much of which will help us

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better understand the search for life in

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outer space

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that's right this research is known as

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astrobiology and it strives to

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understand how life came to be how life

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evolved and whether or not life is

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elsewhere in the universe

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in order to understand the origin of

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life on Earth we need to look at the

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past luckily the Jody's resolution is

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also a time machine

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well sort of a lot of Earth's histories

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actually stored within ancient rocks and

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months which are collected on this ship

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in what we call of course by Julian dip

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into the ocean floor and examine in this

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pores we can travel back in time and

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learn much more about what the air used

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to be like

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we can learn about Earth's ancient

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atmospheres for molecules trapped within

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the course

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about how our planet evolved and Morse

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through volcanoes and earthquakes we 've

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learned about how life began and evolved

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through microfossils

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and we can even learn about the limits

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of Life by looking for organisms that

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live in extreme environments

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places are extremely cold hot lack

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oxygen or don't rely on the sun to

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survive

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this can help NASA scientists and

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Engineers understand if it's possible

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for life to exist on other planets that

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might have harsh environments as well

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and speaking of other lives in other

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worlds that you know one of the

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precursors for one of the instruments on

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Mars 2020 Rover was tested and developed

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right here

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the Sherlock instrument is on Mars right

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now using its cameras lasers and other

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technology to search for chemical clues

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that may provide signs of past life

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so from below the sea floor to the outer

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reaches of space there's inspiration for

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