New Recording 10

The discussion revolves around the possibility of liquid water in our solar system besides Earth as a key component for life. The idea of water on other planets is considered likely, or perhaps something similar to water. The conversation also touches on the abundant chemicals and molecules in the solar system, suggesting it's plausible for other planets to have them too. The periodic table is referenced as a way to understand the presence of various elements in the solar system. And have you ever thought of the possibility of liquid water in our solar system besides, like, on the Earth? Because that's, like, the biggest, like, building block for life. A lot of people think of water. So, like, does this have water or not is a big question for people. Do you think there could be water on other planets besides Earth? Oh, definitely. Or something similar to water. Yeah. You just think of all... What's the thing where it has hydrogen and nitrogen? Hydrogen and nitrogen? The, like, board with it. Oh, oh, oh, the periodic table. Yeah, you think of the periodic table. My bad. You think of the periodic table and you think about how many chemicals and molecules there are in, like, our solar system. And it would be stupid to think that other planets may not have that. Okay, okay, okay.