World governments
should start preparing a synchronized way to an ultimate meeting with
extraterrestrial life, says an impressive group of scientists in the UK. In an
edition of the journal Philosophical Transactions A of the Royal Society
British institution, the scientists note that for the first time in the history
of mankind "is a realistic possibility of whether or not we are alone in
the Universe."
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Friday, August 24, 2012
The "broth of life" could cook with element alien
The examination of meteorites realizes too much numbers of left-handed amino acids. There is more evidence than ever that life on Earth may have originated as a result of material from asteroids or comets. Previous research had already shown as amino acids, the structure blocks for constructing natural life could form anywhere in the universe.
These molecules can form
in two different versions, but life on Earth is based on only one of them. Now
research published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters shows how conditions
that
Does the meteorite that brought the instructions for life on Earth?
Some think that
meteorites brought indispensable materials for the beginning of life. A
meteorite discovered in Antarctica would give strength to the argument that
life on Earth may have started due to a boost from space, scientists say. The
analysis shows that the meteorite is rich in the gas ammonia. Contain the
element nitrogen, found in proteins and DNA that form the basis of the life as
we know.
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