Collectively, Timothy Rubio, Stella Brown, Catie Bryant, and I authored a media narrative of biological encounters that can be interpreted as proof equivalence to one of the NASA Life Detection paradigms for exoplanets from The Limits of Organic Life in Planetary Systems
NASA’s Definition of Life
Our Central Question
Design Feasibility
We decided to use Creative Commons Media due to its accessibility and its usage laws. We were really interested in remixing what already existed to get interesting effects from Max 8.
NASA Life Detection Paradigm
Our creative media-based bionarrative is equivalent to the highlighted NASA Life Detection Paradigm in that things are constantly evolving. If life is defined as a self-sustaining chemical system capable of Darwinian paradigm, who is to say that our entire Earth isn’t living as it constantly evolves with the natural changes as well as the rapidity and severity of those changes triggered by human impact. Just as evolution and natural selection significantly have change human life throughout time, Earth itself has been changing and adapting to the lives upon it.
The Project
Biocultural Impact
Attributes
vidSun_00 – vidSun_06 from Videezy.com
vidFire_00 – vidFire_01 by Fernando Latorre from Pixabay
vidFire_04 by Aric Shelby from Pixabay
vidFire_05 by Vladimir Maric from Pixabay
vidFire_06 by Relaxing_Guru from Pixabay
vidOcean_07 by Mr Believer . from Pixabay
vidOcean_08 by mohamed Hassan from Pixabay
vidFire_02 by OC Nursery Rhymes from YouTube
vidFire_03 by Bill Blevins from YouTube
vidFire_07 from Videezy.com
vidOcean_00 by Jim Foreman from YouTube
vidOcean_01 – vidOcean_06 from Videezy.com
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