What is the smell of Space? It is trying to find astrobiologist who prepares this perfume

After a long career to create designer fragrances, Marina Barcenilla decided to turn his nose into space.

The perfume designer studied at the university in 2015 to study the planetar science. He took a lesson at Astrochemistry – the chemical makeup of the outer space – when he realized that he could get married with two passions.

“When you see something new, this is the first question: I wonder if he smells,” he said Quite The host Nile Koksal.

“I thought one day: In fact, I read this molecule? My perfume has it in my laboratory. I have this smell? In fact I could create it.”

Barcenilla is now a researcher in astrobiology at Westminster University in London, England. In the absence of the expediency of life in Mars, he resumes the smell of the sulfur with the sulfur with the deepest clouds of Jupiter, the milky scent of the milky eruption.

As part of the ongoing exhibition, four of these perfect scents are already available in the London Nature History Museum: Location: Can life make life beyond the earth?

‘Antiseptic,’ is like a gun at the same time?

So what is the smell of the earth?

“I don’t think it smells very well,” said Barcenilla.

Known to be able to confirm. Canadian Astronaut Julie Payette, after returning from the International Space Station, In 2009 he told CBC News This space smells “cold” and “antiseptic”.

“I opened the hatch six hours after the space walk. This was exposed to the earth for all these hours. Thus, I smelled that he had an antiseptic odor when he opened the door,” he said.

“It was not a washing, but it was like the odor of the hospital and thought, ‘Woe, this is the smell of this space.’ Though I thought the more about it, I thought that “Woe, nothing smelled, because it’s not a germ or anything alone, there was nothing left there.” “

Canadian astronaut Chris Hatfield, in the meantime, in 2013, others said that many other than the station smelled the “burned steak and weapon” in Airolk.

“Complete a spring garden” Said there was a video in a Canadian Space Agency.

Barcenilla says it is especially true to say when it comes to the scents of the space.

“Most of the space is very empty and … he really doesn’t go smell.” “When we find a high concentration of the high concentrations of various gases or various gases or various gases or microscopic powder, when we find a molecules and chemical compounds.”

Barcenilla says it has created 25 smells because it began to make this work in 2017.

For the museum exhibition, the scent of Mars, a scientific specialty, fluttered; Titanium, a large bear of Saturn planet; Bennu, an asteroid; And as in the world, when the world is new, as it is new to life.

“The early place is a little smell. When it rains, it is also a small combination of wet smells with the odor you received from various microbes,” he said.

“One of the odors you go is the smell of sulfury cabbage there. Thus, this is a little disgusting.”

He accepts that none of his creativity can be checked with the fact.

“You can’t smell in space, it’s not possible to be impossible. There is no air we can breathe, so it’s completely out of the question.” “But what I’m trying to do is to re-create the chemo we found in different places in space.”

‘The more people, so many people I would like to smell it’

Barcenilla brought the smells of space to teach children, and he also won people with people to follow them in the museum.

“I always thought people would be a little scared of smelly things, but not, but it is best.” “If the more swells, many people have smelling and so much they laugh and ask more about it.” “

Wake up this interest, he says, the whole point.

“I realized that everything was brought to the earth and open the minds of people and everything in space,” he said.

It may seem external as a final border, Barcenilla says that at least one odor is not really known, and at least one odor is nothing.

Jupiter’s inner clouds? Barcenilla explains BBC news They smell like something you can find and sulfur, fertilizer and rotten eggs.

Multi-central center of our galaxy? There you find the ethyl format, usually a combination in the fruit, and probably in the best case, Like ROMAnd in the worst case, as a nail polish cleaner.

“We are a part of the great space,” said Barcenilla. “This is the word that continues to be around, and it is all branches and true. Everything we have made of us, we are smelling on earth, first come from space.”