It says in the article that 35 000 compounds were found, out of which were 50 biotic ones. But unless I misread, it does not say how many tries were made by th

It says in the article that 35 000 compounds were found, out of which were 50 biotic ones. But unless I misread, it does not say how many tries were made by the machine to find these 50 biotic ones. Was it 100 000? 1 million? 1 billion? The answer to that question gives clue as to the rarity of life as it exists now, in the Universe, and the rarity of chances that it exists, and add food for thought in the debate happening down here about the existence of an intelligence behind that.