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Has Hayabusa picked up alien life?

By T.K. Randall
October 7, 2010 · Comment icon 20 comments

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Japan's Hayabusa space probe has picked up particles that could contain alien life.
Scientists studying the particles picked up during the probe's mission have found that they contain characteristics unlike those of the aluminium powder and dust samples already collected.
Scientists are said to have discovered minute particles that may contain extraterrestrial life from outside Earth. An analysis conducted by electronic microscopes shows the particles containing characteristics that are different from dust or aluminium powder samples already collected, according to Japanese reports.


Source: Telegraph | Comments (20)




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Comment icon #11 Posted by Slave2Fate 14 years ago
Interesting stuff. If this turns out to be true it could be a significant boost to the panspermia hypothesis.
Comment icon #12 Posted by 8ball936 14 years ago
I personally think it is fake. The Japanese just want to be recognized as the first people that found Alien life.
Comment icon #13 Posted by supervike 14 years ago
I personally think it is fake. The Japanese just want to be recognized as the first people that found Alien life. And you basis for this is?
Comment icon #14 Posted by Drunkenparrot 14 years ago
Interesting stuff. If this turns out to be true it could be a significant boost to the panspermia hypothesis. I agree. Along with this current news of the hyabusa probe, the possibility that the AH84001 meteorite contains evidence of fossilized martian bacteria has not been ruled out. None of the original features supporting our hypothesis for ALH84001 has either been discredited or has been positively ascribed to non-biologic explanations Allan Hills 84001 If what science is observing proves to be biological its similarity to terrestrial life would go a long way in support of the panspermia h... [More]
Comment icon #15 Posted by Der Ketzer 14 years ago
I personally think it is fake. The Japanese just want to be recognized as the first people that found Alien life. What the heck? I think someone here has something against the Japanese or something?
Comment icon #16 Posted by Psychosis The Juggalo 14 years ago
Am I the only one who thought of the Micheal Crichton book Andromeda Strain while reading this? I mean it could just have to do with ebing up for close to 40 hours, but seriously, I was thinking of Andromeda Strain the entire time...
Comment icon #17 Posted by godnodog 14 years ago
If what science is observing proves to be biological its similarity to terrestrial life would go a long way in support of the panspermia hypothesis. For me it makes sense that similarity between microscopic life on Earth and alient but beloging to our solar system may exist.
Comment icon #18 Posted by Paxus 14 years ago
So, the part where it says 'The particles were believed to have originated from Earth, the Yomiuri newspaper and Kyodo News agency reported', is this what is leading to the panspermia hypothesis or is it literally a typo? ..... because the title clearly says 'extraterrestrial'......as in they expect the particles may contain EXTRAterrestrial life... What's the deal here (with this article)?!
Comment icon #19 Posted by snuffypuffer 14 years ago
So, the part where it says 'The particles were believed to have originated from Earth, the Yomiuri newspaper and Kyodo News agency reported', is this what is leading to the panspermia hypothesis or is it literally a typo? ..... because the title clearly says 'extraterrestrial'......as in they expect the particles may contain EXTRAterrestrial life... What's the deal here (with this article)?! Because that article was poorly written. It says more detail would be given later today. Which it is. Later today, I mean. Anyhow, that's a hell of a long trip to just fart around for a half an hour and he... [More]
Comment icon #20 Posted by Khrono 14 years ago
Or maybe it will be dead and support a necrospermia theory


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