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Re: are we alone? (slime molds and other primitive life included)
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- Date: Wed, 4 Mar 1998 13:19:47 EST
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All this slime mold got me thinking.
I am sure there has been research on the possibilities of an impact occurring
on Earth and projecting life (slime molds or others) from Earth out into our
solar system. If so, what is the opinion on the subject, or where could I
find more info on it?
Or is it impossible that ANYTHING (slimey or otherwise) could survive such a
long space journey from Earth to Mars or farther?
Steve Arnold
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