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In addition to one seeding the other, neighboring planets having life also gives support to extra-solar-system panspermia. An advanced civilization could've fir
by roncesvalles 1y ago
In addition to one seeding the other, neighboring planets having life also gives support to extra-solar-system panspermia. An advanced civilization could've fired off the "seed" in some vehicles on calculated trajectories to all viable planets, and the Solar System happened to be within the radius of their efforts.
- estimator7292 1y agoPanspermia is such a juvenile take. It doesn't answer the question at all, just hand-waves it all away with a "because I said so". It's like a religion.
- roncesvalles 1y agoI was never attempting to answer where life came from. It's simply that if Mars and Earth both have/had life, the probability that they came from some common cosmic seeding project in our neighborhood becomes a bit more likely.
- vlovich123 1y agoVs it’s a natural inevitable process when the conditions support it?
- vlovich123 1y agoWhere do the turtles start?