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waking up on psychedelics pov replication

this is a realistic replication of how it039s like to wake up on psychedelics the edits were aimed to be around a couple tabs of lsd to see the full list of visual and auditory distortions and more please click below this video was to replicate the effects of a psychedelic mind altering substance just keep in mind that this isn039t perfect and may not reflect everybody039s experiences especially since psychedelic experiences can vary so widely from person to personlsd 400ug replication: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=9utbcy98gn8if you enjoyed my content please leave a like comment and subscribe for more sharing this video also helps incredibly and i appreciate it if you do as it certainly aids in my channel039s growthi definitely would like to make more of these but it takes time effort and money to plan and get everything to its final condition i plan to have a ton of replications coming out but any bit of support helps make it easier to release earlier if you039
internet comment etiquette: quottalking to politiciansquot

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bill nye: we may discover life on europa

bill nye the science guy describes the possibility of discovering life on europa arguing that we might make such a discovery in as little as 20 or 30 years bill is the ceo of the planetary society http:planetaryorg don039t miss new big think videos subscribe by clicking here: http:googlcptsv5find out more at http:billnyecombill nye: what we at the planetary society do is do our best to advance space science and exploration we strongly believe that the search for life is worthy because it would change the world so the two logical places to look in the solar system are mars and this moon of jupiter called europa and if you039ve never seen europa i encourage you to go out there and take a look you need a telescope or binoculars and look at jupiter jupiter is a very bright object go to planetaryorg we039ll show you where it is and you can see they look like pinpricks of light the same pinpricks of light that galileo himself observed when he took what was nominally a military instrument a telescope for looking at the other team your enemy on the other hilltop and pointed it at the sky not only did he point it at the sky he pointed it at the sky at night and so he found jupiter and he found these four moons which we nowadays call the galilean moons after him but meanwhile dozens of other moons have been found dozensand the reason we talk about europa so often and so much in my little space community is because it has twice as much seawater as the earth and for years people who looked at europa did not think it was good or well advised to plan a mission there because of the great expense you would have to have a lander and then you039d have to have some kind of amazing drill to drill through pick a number 20 or 50 km of ice to get to this seawater and so the surface of europa is frozen it039s a crust of ice water ice but below it is liquid water and it039s kept liquid by the gravitational or what we call tidal action of europa039s orbit with this massive jupiter europa039s orbital period is 85 hours and i got to tell you imagine the moon going around the earth every two days every three days instead of a month you039d have a three-day period it would be really short a short month and so this keeps - like squeezing a rubber ball it keeps europa warm so theres seawater so it039s people who have looked at what it takes to be a living thing which nowadays these people nowadays call themselves we like to call ourselves itself astrobiology astrobiologists have thought deeply about what it takes to be a living thing you039ve got to have a membrane or a wall something that separates you from what039s not you and you039d probably have to have a liquid a solvent and the best solvent anybody can come up with is water so with the gravitational action and the frozen icy crust europa shoots geysers of water out into space all the time so now it would be possible instead of landing there and building some exotic drill and declaring the whole mission way too expensive to ever do you would build a much more modest spacecraft that would have to go the extraordinary distance out to jupiter and get an orbit out there around europa but you would have it fly through the geysers actually the orbit would be around jupiter have it fly through the geysers and like looking at bugs on the windshield i mean it would be extraordinary if there are living things thereit would be a great it would be a worthy thing we may discover life now john culberson congressman from texas from west houston believes he039s sure of it there039s got to be life on europa because it has all these wonderful literally elements of life the chemicals that make up life are mixed in the seawater this has been determined using magnetometers and spectrometers on the galileo spacecraft which has been in orbit out there for a long time europa has seawater squirting it into space you can send a relatively inexpensive mission and that039s a relatively inexpensive is 2 billion but 2 billion spread over ten years is barely the cup of coffee per taxpayer once and that pays for the whole mission over ten years and my feeling is people buy a lot more than one cup of coffee every ten yearsso that039s why somebody in authority somebody with reasonable insight at nasa said we039ll find life in the next 20 years i would say the next 30 but 20 is great let039s say if we could launch we could get in the orbit of jupiter and europa by 2022 you039d get results back by 2025 and then things don039t happen as fast as you think they would so add ten years yeah so 20 years twenty years from 2014 that039s possibletranscript truncateddirectedproduced by jonathan fowler elizabeth rodd and dillon fitton
vieem - if only you039d know

039if only you039d know039 features on vieem039s stunning debut album 039be it hated039 out now get your copy here: buy - http:amzncomb003ybo48q inspired by a turbulent realization and heart ridden break up this song was written to reflect the perspective of the lonely039s -- always inside crying out - vm
maserati039s first suv is cheaper than you039d guess

the new maserati levante is powerful and stylish with prices starting at 72000 it might also be a bargain
baby- justin bieber and taylor swift 82311

babyjustin bieber and taylor swiftspeak now tourlos angeles castaples center