ScienceCast : Le méthane sent-il mauvais ? Sur Terre, Mars et Au-delà

La NASA renifle la douce odeur du méthane sur Terre, Mars et au-delà. C'est un gaz à effet de serre et, dans certains endroits, peut-être un signe de vie ancienne. Rendez-vous sur http://science.nasa.gov/ pour en savoir plus. Traduction et doublage en français : alugha Cliquez ici pour voir plus de vidéos : https://alugha.com/NASA

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