NASA Chief: High Odds of Alien Life

0:00On April 7th, NASA's new administrator, Jared Isaacman, dropped a bowl take on CNN State of the Union telling Jake Tapper that the odds of finding. Extra terrestrial life out there are pretty high. He based it on the mind-blowing scale of the universe, with two trillion galaxies each packed with countless star systems we haven't fully mapped. Yet, Isaacman's spoken from experience, too, having rocketed to space twice without spotting any aliens or signs of intelligent visitors. Meanwhile, this taps into NASA's core mission to unlock cosmic secrets, including that big question. Are we alone? It's baked into all their science work. Politicians keep weighing in. From Barack Obama saying aliens exist, but he hasn't seen them. To Donald Trump pushing for UFO files to go public, keeping the debate alive as we hunt for answers. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today. High-powered pop culture coverage.