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We need more visionary philanthropists and global leaders who will take problems in human development and lead humanity to wipe them off the face of the planet.
We've invented supercomputers that fit into our pockets and connect us with anybody on the planet.
So, I hope we can reimagine the future of medicine in new ways, moving from polypharmacy, one-size-fits-all, low adherence, complications to an era of personalized, precise, on-demand medications that can take us and individualize our own health and health and medicine around the planet.
So to me it always seemed obvious that in order to achieve this dream, we would need to sequence a diverse cohort of people to obtain the full spectrum of human genetic variation on the planet.
And I'm going to spend my one life as an ichthyologist trying to discover and save these humble little blind cavefishes that can tell us so much about the geology of the planet and the biology of how we see.
Who would have thought my innocent shopping behavior would be hurting not only me, but our planet as well?
This system would make a fun thing like shopping a spiritual experience that helps save our planet.
Imagine you are a part of a crew of astronauts traveling to Mars or some distant planet.
We haven't yet gone to another planet.
Not only are we running out of space, but if we continue to operate under the status quo with modern agriculture, we run the risk of robbing our progeny of a beautiful planet.
Let us create systems that keep planet Earth, our spaceship, not only from not crashing, but let us also develop systems and ways of living that will be beneficial to the lives of ourselves and the 10 billion that will be on this planet by 2050.
Let's think only about liquid water on the surface of a planet.
There are only three bodies to think about in our solar system, with regard to liquid water on the surface of a planet, and in order of distance from the sun, it's: Venus, Earth and Mars.
It's not the highest resolution image, it's not the sexiest image, it's not the most recent image, but it's an image that shows riverbeds cut into the surface of the planet; riverbeds carved by flowing, liquid water; riverbeds that take hundreds or thousands or tens of thousands of years to form.
Atmospheric particles got enough energy to break free from the gravity of the planet, escaping away to space, never to return.
They get enough energy to escape and break free from the gravity of the planet just by warming.
And of course, distance of a planet from the sun determines its temperature.
Magnetic fields are generated in the deep interior of a planet by electrically conducting churning fluid material that creates this big old magnetic field that surrounds Earth.
Many scientists think that a magnetic field of a planet serves as a shield for the atmosphere, deflecting solar wind particles around the planet in a bit of a force field-type effect having to do with electric charge of those particles.
Mars, on the other hand, has been unprotected because of its lack of magnetic field, and over billions of years, maybe enough atmosphere has been stripped away to account for a transition from a habitable planet to the planet that we see today.
Other scientists think that magnetic fields may act more like the sails on a ship, enabling the planet to interact with more energy from the solar wind than the planet would have been able to interact with by itself.
In fact, based on observations that Kepler's taken and other similar observations, we now believe that, of the 200 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy alone, on average, every star has at least one planet.
This is the only planet that we know of that's habitable, although very soon we may come to know of more.
But for now, this is the only habitable planet, and this is our red spot.
The planet Mars and then three moons of the outer planets: Titan, Europa and small Enceladus.
It perhaps is much larger than the planet Mercury.
Now, it's still just a proposed epoch, but I think it's a helpful way to think about the magnitude of human influence on the planet.
Like, we evolved on this planet in the context of all the other animals with which we share a planet, and all the other plants, and all the other microbes.
A lot of us like to go there, and because we're managing them to be stable in the face of a changing planet, they often are becoming more fragile over time.
We face some pretty grim environmental challenges on this planet.
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