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Fungus probably comes from space, the emergence of the same new fungal infection all at once on different continents is another indication that it is true. Eith
by Traubenfuchs 3y ago
Fungus probably comes from space, the emergence of the same new fungal infection all at once on different continents is another indication that it is true. Either by a "cloud of fungus" the earth passes through or through fungal spores distributed in the atmosphere from breaking up (mini) meteorites. The same could hold true for viruses and maybe even bacteria.
Panspermia is correct.
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- solardev 3y agoWell, how did it evolve in space? What did it feed on? Where did it come from originally, and what is its lifecycle like there? Regardless of its primordial origin, it's been on earth a long time, enough to have developed symbiotic relationships with other life here, whether or not that life also came from space. I don't think panspermia really provides any ultimate answers, just shifts the origins in time and space, but the same questions of evolutionary lifecycle and such are still there.