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Rocks have been exchanged between solar system bodies for millenia. We know that life can theoretically survive on these meteors. So it seems rather unlikely t
by Tepix 6y ago
Rocks have been exchanged between solar system bodies for millenia. We know that life can theoretically survive on these meteors.
So it seems rather unlikely that a foreign life form that is not well adopted to life on Earth has a big chance of survival.
- jula432vdf 6y agowe could have had already some encounters, maybe some current life-forms in Earth were actually alien-forms initially (somehow octopuses comes to mind). Some people on the net says that the current coronavirus situation could be an alien-species. I know it is FAR FAR from anything related to what we already know about the virus. But it gives an idea about what could have looked an encounter with a new alien-patogen which just landed on Earth at some point at history and got to survive and thrive in the local ecosystem.