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    firstanointed: DUDE. What do we need to go into space for? The Earth is fantastic and creepy enough to explore. more »
    Daveinva: As neat as this all is, the bottom line is the same as it was back in 1996: we won't prove a damn thing until we discover this sort of thing *on Mars*... more »
    Roklimber: I knew I shouldn't have peed on Mars when I was coming to Earth. But, hey, stupid engineers don't make decent bathrooms in spaceships, you know, and w... more »
    Roklimber: Hah... someone has been reading the tips. :) more »
    fraying: The content of the video is interesting enough on its own. What's with the wacky horror movie type flashes? more »
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    mekki: So this meteorite was found in Antarctica with Earth like bacteria. How do we know the bacteria simply didn't come from Earth itself and some how got ... more »
    geesejuggler: It's in my head! It's in my head! *Squirming immensely* more »
    goldfarb: the old 'visible digestive system' is near the top on the 'Do Not Want' list. more »
    Jassen: When watching the video i kept waiting for the camera to get knocked and then swallowed by something with very very big teeth. more »
    Jassen: One day a scientist is going to get stoned and lick one of those mars meteorites, the bacteria in his mouth will interact with the dormant bacteria in... more »
    Klebert L. Hall: So, let's just pretend that this isn't an obvious fake. What's the difference, functionally? Who cares (well, other than him) if he's in a coma, or c... more »
    Makidian: I love Michio Kaku, he is just incredibly easy to listen to when he tlak about physics and he makes it sound so interesting. I am off to set up my DVR... more »
    tetracycloide: ratings would double if randall munroe was commised to draw all the diagrams. more »
    J_Frank_Parnell: I will watch this if only for the awesomeness that is Michio Kaku. more »
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