Fascinating.
https://www.theverge.com/news/602024/nasa-finds-ingredients-for-life-in-the-bennu-asteroid-sample
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@Gte it’s not unusual. We’ve found all 20 amino acids required for extant, known Earthican life across various meteorites. It’s pretty neat how readily prebiotic compounds can be formed extraterrestrially.
For example:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC17693/
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@rosyna Oh for sure! More of a Mr. Spock saying “fascinating” than an entirely new thing. I’m eager for fun and interesting news these days. For some reason.
It is heartening, in a way, that these precursors are so readily available across the part of the universe we can touch.
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@Gte I especially like these findings because they feed my philosophy of “anything that can happen once, can happen more than once”, with abiogenesis being the target in this example.
Also, never, ever watch any videos from James Tour.
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@Gte
Agreed, but a pile of lego blocks isn’t the millennium falcon.
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@caspercdn I like that comparison! Still, lemme me happy about Lego! 🙂
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@Gte “….but they escaped”
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