Today's space video of the day is a lecture about the Hidden Ocean of Europa. This is only about the first 20 minutes of the lecture out of almost 70 minutes. The whole lecture is available here; as more of this lecture is added to YouTube, I will add further clips to this playlist.
In today's space video of the day, Bill Stone talks about the DepthX robot and a possible mission to explore the ocean under the icy surface of Europa. At the end of this TED talk, he also throws down the gauntlet, in a challenge not only to NASA but also to the rest of the space community.
Today's space video of the day is an episode of the Science Channel's series The Planets. This episode looks at the possibility of life elsewhere in the solar system.
Today's space video of the day is taken from the BBC documentary Space Odyssey: Voyage to the Planets. Join the crew of the Pegasus as it visits Venus, the Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Io, Europa, and comets; then stick around for the behind-the-scenes look at the design of the Pegasus craft used in the documentary. Finally, the companion documentary Space Odyssey: The Robot Pioneers looks at Venus, Jupiter, Io, Saturn, and Pluto. Total running time is approximately 2 hours 9 minutes.
Today's space video of the day is from the excellent History Channel series The Universe. This episode discusses the planet Jupiter and some of its moons, in particular the possibility of life under the ice of Europa.
Today's Space Video of the Day examines what is possibly Jupiter's most interesting moon, Europa, and the possibility of life in the oceans under its icy surface.
