An Ocean of Alcohol in Space?!The Shocking Story of Sagittarius B2.

Near the center of the Milky Way, astronomers have discovered one of the strangest objects in our galaxy: Sagittarius B2, a giant molecular cloud often described as a cosmic ocean of alcohol. This massive cloud contains enough methanol alcohol to fill an estimated 400 tetrillion glasses, along with a rich mix of complex organic molecules like sugars and amino-acid precursors. In this video, we explore what Sagittarius B2 really is, how an interstellar alcohol cloud forms, and why scientists study it to understand the origins of chemistry—and maybe even life—in our galaxy.

We’ll break down how telescopes detect these molecules, what makes this molecular cloud so unique, and how regions like Sagittarius B2 become stellar nurseries that seed new stars and planetary systems with organic material. If you’re fascinated by space, the Milky Way, and cosmic chemistry, this episode is for you.
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