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Asteroids, Proteins and Life on EarthProminent philosopher Richard Dawkins suggests that life on Earth may have been seeded by aliens. As crazy as that sounds new NASA findings support the theory as new findings emerge that suggest that life on Earth may have, in part, started in space. Hit the jump as we explain the findings and science behind these discoveries.
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Marcus Chown - Author Of "Solar System"Marcus Chown is an award-winning writer, and author of the recently released "Solar System", an electronic book for the iPad. With years of experience in literature and a degree in physics, Chown brings not only his expertise but unique sense of humor to this stunning view of our planetary family.
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Arsenic and Old Space: The Possibilities of LifeNASA funded research uncovers a microbe which can substitute Arsenate for Phosphate and redefines life as we know it. Felisa Wolf-Simon, head author of the paper submitted by the NASA team, says the discovery, "Cracks open the doors for what we might find in the universe."
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Garrett Lisi and The Theory Of EverythingThrough a complex and beautiful geometric shape, physicist Garrett Lisi attempts to find the illusive graviton and with this, The Theory Of Everything. Whether he is successful is still uncertain. What can not be argued is his unyielding drive to push through what we think we know today.
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How big is the iPhone 4S's hard drive? (Guest): I think I'm really going to get an iPhone 4S but I want to make sure it has enough space. Currently I'm sporting an iPhone 3GS and the 16GB of hard drive space is definitely not cutting it. (3 answers) |
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Is it possible to get an internet connection in space? Parasyte: I've seen people video chatting from space. Do they use internet, or something else? (1 answer) |
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Do you think space exploration is worth the resources? bobbonew:
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If you could travel to another planet, but never return to Earth, would you do it? bobbonew: It takes a lot of money, time and resources to travel to other planets in our solar system. A lot of talk over the years has been over whether we should send a crew of astronauts on a one way mission to Mars. They would not be able to return, and would live out the rest of their lives on our sister ... (6 answers) |
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bobbonew: Its the most timeless of questions whether extraterrestrials exist in our universe. According to Stephen Hawking, the answer to this question is a definitive yes due to the vastness of space. There is no right or wrong answer to this question, but we know you all have an opinion. (8 answers) |
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What was the first animal in space? Kenbo: I've heard that it was a monkey but then again I heard they took something super small up first - can anyone confirm which animal it was? (2 answers) |
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What is NASA up to these days? Kenbo: I love space, and I am very curious if anyone knows what NASA in up to. (4 answers) |
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Parasyte: Okay, I was watching this thing on History Channel, and it said that some scientists believe that all the water on Earth came from space. And if all life on Earth came from water, doesn't that mean the organisms that evolved into modern day/ancient animals came from space as well? If so, isn'... (1 answer) |
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Do you think there is life outside of our galaxy? Dio: Do you think there are other planets in other galaxies that have life and are civilized like us? (6 answers) |
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