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Do you think life originated on earth?

On earth

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Somewhere else in the solar system

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Somewhere else beyond the solar system

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Note: you may believe that life started in multiple places at multiple times throughout the universe, but the thread is concerned only about the strain of life that populated the earth. Not to get off on a tangent, but this is why the study of the deep oceans is important; it's not just an obstacle so NASA has a smaller budget, it helps answer questions like these. But that goes two ways. If NASA finds life somewhere that isn't based on the same organic atoms we use, then that indicates that life can arise in places other than water worlds, and that would completely change how we look at biology.

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  • Panspermia of basic life, organic compounds, amino acids, and/or other "building blocks" is becoming a significant possibility/probability. Not to the extent of the video, and not with the life intentionally firing itself into the cosmos, but rather being spread about by large-scale impact events and Oort cloud type objects.

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