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Should we infect the galaxy with life from Earth?
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esJmm... 
Check out my new video about Directed Panspermia! 

There is an idea that life was brought to Earth from space. But maybe we should engage in so-called directed panspermia ourselves and start spreading life across the galaxy? 

How do we know what’s inside the Sun?
Peering hundreds of thousands of miles beneath the surface of a scorching ball of plasma seems impossible. And yet, scientists claim to have a fairly good understanding of the Sun's internal structure. How do we actually know this?
I talk about this and much more in my new video! Check it out: 
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4G9K... 

Check out my new video about the latest solutions to the Fermi Paradox! 
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGCdg... 
What is the Contact Era, the Silent Bubble and the Galactic Club? 

If you've already watched my latest video about Human Hibernation for space travel, check out a great video from  Scientists Against Myths. 

Have archaeologists really found the remains of the biblical ark? Why don't scientists accept the irrefutable evidence of Noah's reality?
 https://youtu.be/A_9ivO0o2nA 

How to survive on the 'Dark Side' of the Moon? The long lunar night is a major barrier to the exploration and colonization of the Moon. Extreme temperature fluctuations as well as energy production issues, pose significant challenges. How can we address these issues to ensure that people and equipment can survive the lunar night? Check out my new video! 
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8JJB... 

Check out my friends' video! In the temple of Ta Prohm, located near the city of Siem Reap in Cambodia, tourists often get dumbstruck by a mysterious artifact. One of the carvings on the temple wall looks like a stegosaurus, a reptile that became extinct dozens of millions of years ago.
 https://youtu.be/Sp1z_QOgP68  
So, are we to believe that a real stegosaurus roamed the jungles of southeast Asia only a few hundred years ago? Or is the temple itself millions of years old?

Alexander Sokolov, editor of "Scientists Against Myths", decided to take a closer look at the oopart.