Earth Specimen Could Prove Existence of Life on Other Planets
A glacier in the High Arctic could hold an important clue to whether or not life exists on other planets.
According to CBC News, Geologist Benoit Beauchamp stumbled across a glacier during an oil hunting expedition that contained bacteria that adapted to a harsh cold environment.
So what does this have to do with ET? Well, if this bacteria can live in such cold, sub-zero temperatures, that means life could exist on planets like Jupiter’s moon, Europa, where the temperatures are just as cold.
The expedition is being funded by NASA and the Canadian Space Agency, which starts June 21.
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how interesting. Indeed Aleins have been around the earth for a long while. Even back in Egyptian times.
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but who knows how long it will take to get humans out to Europa, let alone to find the aliens?