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'Extraterrestrial' Microfossils: Life From Space ?


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news icon rAstrobiologists are examining what could be evidence of extraterrestrial microfossils inside a meteorite that fell to France 140 years ago. The Orgueil meteorite, a type of space rock known as a carbonaceous chondrite, has long sparked questions about potential traces of life from space, as noted in David Darling's Encyclopedia of Astrobiology, Astronomy and Spaceflight.

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If indeed these are fossils from outer space, this would be the greatest moment in human history - a proof that we are not alone in the universe.

It's funny how so much depends on something so small...

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Does anyone on this planet actually believe that we won't find proof or other life forms out there?

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Does anyone on this planet actually believe that  we won't find proof or other life forms out there?

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You'd be surprised.

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Finding new planets, finding exterrestrial bacteria. AHHHHH today's a good day. Soon we'll be doing backyard BBQ's with our friendly neighborhood aliens:)

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Finding new planets, finding exterrestrial bacteria. AHHHHH today's a good day. Soon we'll be doing backyard BBQ's with our friendly neighborhood aliens:)

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Eh... depends on what kind of food they bring.... I'm all up for trying new things... but can you imagine;

"Hey! The Flugwhup Caterpiller is almost done! Who wants the head?"

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