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James Webb telescope finds potential signature of life on Jupiter's icy moon Europa
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Oh boy hope they have some gas there πΊπΈπΊπΈπΊπΈ
In all honesty, I wonder if itβs just primitive bacteria or not primitive I suppose.
Do you have any idea just how absolutely groundbreaking primitive bacteria on other celestial bodies would be?
Even more groundbreaking if their cell structure and genetic material structure is similar to the bacteria on Earth.
Or even if it is comletely different. A second sample of how life can look like would be groundbreaking.
You right. I was more thinking a seeding hypothesis (life on other planets coming from a single source)