Coming to you live from my studio in Los Angeles once again with no studio audience

It's part two of the patron show

You've got questions. He's got answers even though he may not understand. He'll talk anyway.

We've got problems. He won't solve them.

But he'll talk and talking talking till it's blue in the face science faith in life.

Ask Science Mike.

Welcome to Ask Science Mike, the daily podcast this week where I answer questions from my patrons on

Patreon about science, faith, and life and whatever they want to talk about.

If you'd like to be a part of my patrons and be able to ask questions when I do shows like these,

you can go to ask science mic.com and click the Patreon icon and that'll get you there.

So what do you say?

Let's do a show and get it started.

So continuing from yesterday's episode number one 33 we're just going to pick up where we left off.

I am answering questions on this program like it's a live show which means I'm not researching them ahead of time.

Also, Greg Nordene, the producer of Ask Science Mike, has the week off against his

will. Believe me he would love to make this show sound better, but I'd rather him take some time off to be with his family even though he's in Canada and doesn't celebrate American Thanksgiving.

Anyway, let's do a question.

Leah Chique asks, if NASA let you choose where to send our next uncrude spacecraft,

which object in our solar system would you most like us to explore?

I'm totally torn between Europa, which is a moon of Jupiter that's icy and we think based on tidal energy from orbiting Jupiter has more liquid water than the Earth beneath its icy exterior

and therefore is a serious candidate to harbor life in our solar system or Titan one of Saturn's moons that's remarkably Earth-like,

including having lakes and rivers and precipitation only of hydrocarbons because Titan is

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