Life in cometary clay?

Paul Raven @ 14-08-2007

Panspermia seems to be in season at the moment; as well as a Scots professor testing the ability of microbes to survive space and reentry, one of the theory’s long-term proponents, Professor Chandra Wickramasinghe, has returned to the fray with a paper that uses data from the Deep Impact mission to suggest that cometary bodies may have the ideal conditions for harbouring primitive life.

One Response to “Life in cometary clay?”

  1. Heresiarch says:

    Ahhhh . . . the pieces are falling into place. The evolution/creation debate gets set on a new footing: http://www.starlarvae.org/Star_Larvae_Silicon_and_Biogenesis.html

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