but... but... what about the story with adam and his rib???
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carlos_moralesNewcomerNov 7, 2026
where is your Allah now?
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dlamini.siphoNewcomerNov 7, 2026
Has contamination been ruled out? Just sneezing in the general directions of the rocks can result in false positives.
reallarissaNewcomerNov 7, 2026
You mean protons, electrons, and neutrons?
garca.sofiaNewcomerNov 7, 2026
I always found this debate so weird "Is there life on another planet ?" If the universe is infinite (in scale, not physically speaking), then fat chances there's life on another planet. I can't fathom why we should be the only place in space with life.... Sure, the event that mak
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aoitanaka58NewcomerNov 7, 2026
Silicon is a building block of microprocessors therefore silicon is the blueprint for computers.
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oleksandr76NewcomerNov 7, 2026
Please put it back into space.
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realputriNewcomerNov 7, 2026
Do you understand the difference between a building block and a blueprint?
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ngoziokonkwo42NewcomerNov 7, 2026
Scientists confirmed that pristine samples from carbonaceous asteroids like Ryugu (collected by Japan's Hayabusa2 mission) and Bennu (collected by NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission) contain all five canonical nucleobases—the genetic building blocks of DNA and RNA. The Five Nucleobases Fo
Is the asteroid a silicon based life form?
but... but... what about the story with adam and his rib???
where is your Allah now?
Has contamination been ruled out? Just sneezing in the general directions of the rocks can result in false positives.
You mean protons, electrons, and neutrons?
I always found this debate so weird "Is there life on another planet ?" If the universe is infinite (in scale, not physically speaking), then fat chances there's life on another planet. I can't fathom why we should be the only place in space with life.... Sure, the event that mak
Silicon is a building block of microprocessors therefore silicon is the blueprint for computers.
Please put it back into space.
Do you understand the difference between a building block and a blueprint?
Scientists confirmed that pristine samples from carbonaceous asteroids like Ryugu (collected by Japan's Hayabusa2 mission) and Bennu (collected by NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission) contain all five canonical nucleobases—the genetic building blocks of DNA and RNA. The Five Nucleobases Fo