Astrobiology Breakthrough: Single grains of ice in space contain signs of life

Discover the groundbreaking revelation that's shaking the world of astrobiology! Scientists have found potential signs of life in single grains of ice from moons like Europa and Enceladus. Join us as we explore how these icy grains could hold the key to uncovering extraterrestrial life. Dive into this thrilling journey through space and unravel the mysteries hidden in the icy depths of our solar system. Don't miss this cosmic adventure that's redefining our search for life beyond Earth!

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[jwarmstrong]

A nova is the womb of life since all the elements are made there then blown out into the universe -

[ItsDe_Cosmosme]

Woah humans are getting day by day more advanced and smarter

[executivesteps]

It was a laboratory simulation. Nothing of the sort was detected from Enceladus.

[troys]

The rules of biology, chemistry, and physics universally intersect.

[HighFilms]

The 24, 000, 000, 000 year old virus in the grains of ice:

[christadauria]

Very good questions about primitive alien life inside in Enceladus and Europa as Jupiter’s moons in our futuristic planetary exploration on our NASA mission. Europa Clipper spacecraft will be launched on October 2024.

[aliceramirez]

To go there for what to destroy it the whole same way that we keep doing to our earth we need to learn how to leave well enough left alone everything that men touches he destroys 😢😮🌏

[jimnichols]

Please. Not another breakthrough discovery😢.

[gothicboy]

Any kind of ice has microbes I'm space. Especially space since certain things grow faster in a space environment like certain viruses if I remember right recent experament

[chriscaldwell]

All IS being REVEALED! Be careful of the choices.

[willstearns]

But a heartbeat on earth isn't life???

[InsideKarensHead]

and yet we can't seem to find life here on earth within a woman's womb.

[kenroberts]

That could be an Alien Prison or a Dump that could wipe out the Human race and or destroy the planet we call Home?

[tonyslicer]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 oh look germs we found life 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[rockpadstudios]

been hearing this for 50 years - what a waste of time and money.

[salvatoredemaria]

I'm calling B.S. on this might and could story!
Find and verify life then proclaim your facts!
Please stop your hype!

[countryboy]

You make me laugh. Give it a rest already. You still can't create life from nothing. 0=0. You'll never get 0 to equal anything else.

[xburgos]

It’s not life it’s a zygote right?
Jesus help us!

[audioatyourservice]

Microbes are life in space but a heartbeat in a fetus isn't life on earth?..