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Organic life can be detected in the emission spectrum of even the most distant objects, without establishing any contact. In fact we can theoretically detect li
by mojuba 15y ago
Organic life can be detected in the emission spectrum of even the most distant objects, without establishing any contact. In fact we can theoretically detect life at very early stages. But we haven't detected anything yet, which makes the Fermi paradox even more valid (and chilling).
- ck2 15y agoThe observations we are making are millions of years old - what if in 100k years those same analysis we do now suddenly show life. We are not just looking at the wrong places, we are looking at the wrong times.