Re: are we alone? (slime molds and other primitive life included)

[Darryl Pitt <dpitt@interport.net>]

martin, let me help you...you post it in jest.

;)

At 07:28 PM 3/4/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Steve wrote
>
>> Or is it impossible that ANYTHING (slimey or otherwise) could survive
such a
>> long space journey from Earth to Mars or farther?
>
>
>In R. Haag's 10th anniversary catalog (Field Guide), he reprints a report
>from Reader's Digest about "Star Jelly." This gelatinous material
>appearently fell from the sky on at least four occasions as noted in the
>story.  Could this be slime mold from space? Maybe the ice falls discussed
>earlier are actually frozen slime.
>
>I don't know if I post this in jest, or not....
>
>Martin
>

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