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they may be on the cusp of discovering how we got here.... VanillaRhapsody Nov 2014 #1
Yeah Comet Hopper! burrowowl Nov 2014 #2
I just hope this pisses off the religious right mindwalker_i Nov 2014 #3
That was my thought... TreasonousBastard Nov 2014 #4
*snort!* 2naSalit Nov 2014 #6
Though actually ... starroute Nov 2014 #9
naaa, they have an excuse for everything... Javaman Nov 2014 #19
Oh yeah, I forgot about that mindwalker_i Nov 2014 #20
hahahha! CoffeeCat Nov 2014 #29
While it is cool.. gcomeau Nov 2014 #5
I think the greatest discovery is yet to come. zeemike Nov 2014 #7
It's the Green Slime!!!! robbob Nov 2014 #8
Yes! ZombieHorde Nov 2014 #12
Great, let's send the Koch bros there Quantess Nov 2014 #10
They'd hear "carbon", think "coal" and think it was great. Spitfire of ATJ Nov 2014 #15
This was so great to read. Thanks! C Moon Nov 2014 #11
Origin of Life 1. Life Came From Other Planets. Myth of the Organic Soup & Abiogenesis imthevicar Nov 2014 #13
Life only comes from Life? Really? Turk 182 Aug 2015 #36
This could prove life is plentiful throughout the universe. Spitfire of ATJ Nov 2014 #14
They found Spock? n/t maxrandb Nov 2014 #16
It's great, but not entirely unexpected n2doc Nov 2014 #17
*Simple* carbon compounds are widespread, but have nothing to do with life. eppur_se_muova Nov 2014 #18
100% AndroBaby Nov 2014 #21
Amazing they were able to land on it brightone Nov 2014 #22
Another discovery: the comet is so hard, their hammer broke when they used the "desperate mode" muriel_volestrangler Nov 2014 #23
I've been on glaciers that were so cold and hard that my titanium ice axe bounced off. FSogol Nov 2014 #24
The 'approaching sandstone' strength claim may be a bit misleading muriel_volestrangler Nov 2014 #25
Have to admit Feral Child Nov 2014 #26
This whole mission mikeysnot Nov 2014 #27
Carbonaceous meteorites have been known for centuries. cheapdate Nov 2014 #28
Holy Shit! Quixote1818 Nov 2014 #30
Just fround this Quixote1818 Nov 2014 #31
Looks like that paper was torn to bits buy the scientific community Quixote1818 Nov 2014 #34
The Journal of Cosmology is not "mainstream", cheapdate Nov 2014 #35
big deal olddots Nov 2014 #32
So we are made of star stuff. Carl Sagan was right. Monk06 Nov 2014 #33
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