The Vatican helps NASA
The Vatican helps NASA
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NASA's Osiris-Rex mission probe has returned to Earth with samples from the asteroid Bennu, I already talked about that in some publications ago, what is interesting now is what is in those 250 grams of fresh material from the asteroid, perhaps strange organic molecules unknown to science, clues to the origin of the solar system.
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The Vatican Telescope
The church has always had astronomers at its service, the Vatican observatory has its origins in the 17th century, currently it is based in Castel Gandolfo
Italy and operates a telescope at the Mount Graham International Observatory in the United States, what is news now is that NASA has requested the collaboration of one of the Vatican experts to build a special device to analyze the density and porosity of the samples brought back from the asteroid Bennu.
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And this is where Jesuit brother Robert Macke comes into play, who in addition to being religious, is a scientist who is an expert on the subject and capable of building the device that NASA is looking for and will also do it for free, in a selfless manner, having said that his work is He does it by vocation.
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We have an example in the Japanese Hayabusa 2 probe that arrived at the Ryugu asteroid in 2018 and managed to bring about 5.4 grams of material from the asteroid to Earth on December 5, 2020, but it was years later in March 2023 when they were obtained. some really surprising results, for example, the chemical analysis of the material found that there was a sample of uracil which is an organic molecule is one of the five basic elements that make up the RNA of all living beings, this finding is proof in favor of the theory that at least some of the elements essential for life had to come inside asteroids and comets.
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