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Isn't Panspermia kind of irrelevant to answer the actual question of how life started? It's just passing the buck on to another planet. The important part to t
by jklinger410 4y ago
Isn't Panspermia kind of irrelevant to answer the actual question of how life started? It's just passing the buck on to another planet.
The important part to the question is not about where, but how.
- textninja 4y agoKind of, but wouldn’t that free us up to use even more exotic parameters in our simulations? Maybe there are seed conditions that simply aren’t present on Earth.
- bbbnnnmmmkjkj 4y agoMy thinking with panspermia at least is the building blocks may be relatively common but planet earth is a unique environment for harboring life. Kind of like why we define a “Goldilocks zone” to look for et life