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And just a few things here is the, every minute, every minute the average person shads about 30,000 skin cells. So they're actually around 30,000 to 40,000. And a single teaspoon of soil has more living organisms than the total number of people on earth. And the next one here is because of the incredible intense atmospheric pressure on Jupiter and Saturn, scientists think it might be raining diamonds there because there is hydrogen, carbon, and a number of other things within this atmosphere is for carbon. It takes just about, um, about a hundred and seventy thousand, almost a million pounds of pressure per kilo-ginch. And around 1,000, about 30,000 degrees to about 60,000 degrees Celsius. It's about 2,370 degrees Fahrenheit to about 20,370 degrees Fahrenheit to about 20,300 degrees Fahrenheit to about 20,300 degrees Fahrenheit to about 20,300. So that's about four to about six gigapascals of pressure.
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