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Grace and Carl’s experiment #projecthailmary Grace and Carl conduct an experiment to test the Carl hypothesis about interstellar microorganisms and their attraction to CO2 on Venus. See their findings and what happens next! #projecthailmary Grace and Carl embark on a fascinating experiment for #projecthailmary, exploring the behavior of interstellar microorganisms. The experiment focuses on testing the 'Carl hypothesis,' which suggests these tiny life forms might be attracted to carbon dioxide. Imagine being an interstellar microorganism, leaving the sun to journey through space. The question arises: why Venus? While not the closest planet, Venus's atmosphere, though predominantly CO2, might offer a form of 'fresh air' to such a life form, a concept Carl explores with intriguing speculation. The experiment utilizes a controlled environment where a box is set to emit the same infrared light frequency as Venus's CO2 atmosphere. Grace and Carl observe the 'astrophage' (interstellar microorganisms) under these conditions. When the lights simulating Venus's environment are turned on, the astrophage's movement is tracked. If the dots (astrophage) move towards the light source, it would support the Carl hypothesis – that they are indeed seeking out CO2. However, the experiment encounters a critical moment when the astrophage unexpectedly moves off the slide, leading to a tense search. The risk of them escaping into the open is high. The need for total darkness to recapture them adds another layer of challenge, requiring the box to be placed inside another box. The effort to collect the astrophage proves difficult, with Grace and Carl managing to secure three, humorously referred to as 'The Three Musketeers' or 'The Three Stooges.' The experiment takes an unexpected turn as Carl suddenly finds himself in a precarious situation, involving a force and a need to remain still. The situation escalates with Carl exclaiming, 'Carl and I made a baby,' hinting at a surprising development born from their scientific endeavors and the organisms they are studying. The final moments are met with apprehension, as a directive is given: 'don't move.' is connected to @PHM clips, 1 hashtag signals, and 200.31 impact score.