Professor Brian Cox
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first heard Aug 2026
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Yeah, that's right.
It's expanding and expanding faster and faster.
That's a great question as well.
Jeez, that's four.
It's the distant galaxies that go away.
So they disappear beyond what's called the horizon.
It's amazing.
But the gravity in our galaxy keeps our galaxy together.
So we don't think the universe is going to expand in such a way that rips everything apart.
It could do.
We don't think.
There are ideas where it could do in the real distant future.
But we don't think that's what's happening.
It depends what you mean, right?
Because we're looking for and getting—we haven't got absolute evidence yet, but we're getting more and more circumstantial evidence that there might be life on Mars.
Right, microbes, though.
Oh, no, no, no, no, I'll get to that.
But so microbes, I would not be surprised if they're on Mars, if they're on Jupiter's moon Europa, places where there are oceans in the solar system, and there's several moons where we think there are oceans below the surface.
So that'd be microbes.
Complex life.
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