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Furqan
Furqan posted a blog entry
Planetary Recycling: Critical to Life on Earth & Beyond?
If Earth had been slightly smaller and less massive, it would not have plate tectonics - the forces that move continents and...
 
Furqan
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Is Life a Contant of the Cosmos? New Analysis Says "Yes"
A recent mathematical analysis says that life as we know it is written into the laws of reality.  DNA is built from a set of...
 
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New Evidence Points to Fossilized Life on Mars [Mad Science]
Thirteen years ago, a team of researchers studying the Allan Hills meteorite found evidence that the rock might contain fossils of Martian bacteria. Now, fresh evidence makes a stronger case that Mars once contained life very similar to Earth bacteria....
 
<em>alvinwriter</em>
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Vatican Unites with Science to Search for Life Beyond Earth
The Vatican has admitted mistakes to science in the past. The most well-known is what it did to Galileo and other men of...
 
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New discussion: Astrobiology and religion: http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?topic=11842&uid=280491190382
 
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Overcoming Bias : Pondering Panspermia
Astrobiology, International Journal of Astrobiology, and Origins of Life.  In the process I’ve become converted to a more expansive version panspermia – life here probably originated outside our solar system. I’ve also learned: panspermia is no...
 
Greg
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it’s a comet! it’s a meteor! no, it’s a piece of rna!
What do you get when you take pyrimidine molecules, freeze them in a vacuum to -340°F, then expose them to ultraviolet...
 
Greg
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how not to approach astrobiology
Normally, when it comes to the concept of panspermia, I’d like to call myself open-minded. Having alien bugs or bacteria...
 
Todd
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Charlie's Diary: How habitable is the Earth?
So, back to the gedankenexperiment. Currently, a random meat probe dropped on the Earth's surface has something like a 15% chance of finding it survivable. But a random sampling over the historical epoch would return a survivability probability of...
 
Greg
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for ufologists, hope springs eternal
Quick question to whom it may concern. Why would any publication hire someone who claims to be an expert in a discipline that...
 
bluepanjeet
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Beliefs in UFO not against Catholic Faith
Now you don’t have to be afraid if you believe in Elvis or not. Father Jose Gabriel Funes, director of the Vatican...
 
<em>renagonc</em>
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What We Still Don't Know? (2004) | CosmoLearning Astronomy
What We Still Don't Know? (2004), with Royal Astronomer Sir Martin Rees.
 
<em>metapsyche</em>
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Poetic Planetary Exploration: The Swamps of Sleethe
Today, I indulged the child in me by exploring other Worlds with child-like eyes through poetry. With bite-sized Exo-poems from...
 
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New theory suggests that we may not be alone after all
Astrophysicist Brandon Carter's long-standing argument against finding intelligent extraterrestrial life has been roundly challenged by a team of Serbian researchers led by Milan Ćirković.Carter's theory assumed set timescales for two processes: the...
 
jeremy.lyon35
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Are we alone?
Transhumanist blogger George Dvorsky points to a debate between astrophysicist Brandon Carter and a team of Serbian...
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