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9/28/2015 9:50:07 PM
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Not necessarily... Life requires other ingredients than just water.
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Edited by LordofArbiters: 9/28/2015 11:02:18 PMYes but there is evidence that Mars had life, but was stripped of its magnetic field later on... So there is a possibility of bacteria or single celled organisms.
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True, but it is the first step. We thought that water might be kinda rare in our solar system just a few decades ago. Now we find ice everywhere. Now we are starting to find liquid water in more and more places. We are even starting to find organic compounds (compounds only made by organism) in a few places. This is like the smoking gun of life. We are so close to finding life in our own backyard it is ridiculous! If we got any closer to find life we would have an actual sample. It's THAT close.
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[quote]We are even starting to find organic compounds (compounds only made by organism) in a few places.[/quote] An organic compound is just any carbon based compound. They aren't always made by organisms. It is true that certain organic compounds are signs of life though.
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No I was calling water life but w/e
