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Science

Vogon_Glory

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1. It's possible

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Fri Oct 4, 2019, 07:53 AM

Oct 2019

If there isn’t light, there’s signs of tectonic activity. Where there’s tectonic activity, there’s heat. And where there’s heat and organic molecules and liquid water, there’s the possibility of life.

Not the possibility of complex life forms like on Earth, but perhaps microbes.

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It's possible Vogon_Glory Oct 2019 #1

I love this kind of astro science RT Atlanta Oct 2019 #2