EPISODE · Sep 14, 2024 · 53 MIN
4 puntos que comparten todos los seres vivos
from Cosmos · host Radio UASLP Jessica Pérez Mena
Hoy exploraremos la importancia de la medición del tiempo en diferentes lugares, desde China hasta el espacio. También discutiremos un nuevo desafío que plantea el uso de los cohetes Starship en las misiones lunares. Además, ¡te sorprenderá saber que nuevas investigaciones sugieren que la vida en la Tierra podría ser aún más antigua de lo que pensábamos!
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