[Red Badger]

Well, Duh Ping!........................

[dfwgator]

[woodbutcher1963]

ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS – EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE

[rightwingcrazy]

I’ve been looking for a detailed mechanism for spontaneous abiogenesis. A hypothesis or even a plausible conjecture would do. Something more than “a bunch of organic chemicals on a dead wet planet found each other, and so, naturally, poof there’s life”, which is all I’ve seen so far. Given all the alleged certainty that life is common throughout the universe, you’d think someone would have done better than that.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

the team found that the volume of glycine – the simplest amino acid – delivered to the ocean would only be around 7,500 kilograms (16,500 pounds), or around the weight of an adult elephant.

So . . . . . there's an elephant on the moon? Cool

[butlerweave]

NASA has dumbed itself down with all that diversity

[cgbg]

In other news the Reptilian Alien scientists claimed there was no life on Terra.

[Nateman]

On Titan there are some carbon compounds that are less than what predictions would suggest. They could be low because something is eating them. Life on Titan would be very different from life on Earth.

[Pox]

I feel this is a mistaken conclusion due to the fact they propose the organics MUST come from the surface to mix and mingle with the subsurface ocean(s).