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In alt.astronomy a425couple <
a425couple@hotmail.com> wrote:
On 10/28/24 14:54, kymhorsell@gmail.com wrote:
Fred Hoyle would be pleased ;)
<https://www.space.com/does-alien-life-need-a-planet-to-survive>
<https://arxiv.org/pdf/2409.14477>
Does alien life need a planet to survive? Scientists propose intriguing
possibility
Space.com, 26 Oct 2024
While such organisms may or may not exist in the universe, the research has >> important implications for future human endeavors in space.
Interesting thoughts and ideas.
OK, it's thoughts should be kept in mind,,,,,
but NO, I do not think it likely that a "life"
would be 'free ranging'.
Thank you for posting Kym.
I liked it because the authors seemed to ack humans know les than 5%
of what there is to know about even the visible universe and therefore
should be cautions when ruling anything out. :)
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Life, dont talk to me about life!
Life is composed -- as far as we know -- of atoms.
And atoms are almost 100% empty space.
Even protons, neutrons and the lesser ons are treated as
information sending information to other information and
barely esit, either.
How can pretty much empty nothing be alive?
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