Life on Rogue Planets

Rogue & Steppenwolf planets are worlds in the Interstellar Void. Ad yet, there is a possibility of life arising on such planets, and prospects for colonizing them.

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What most videos do seem to boil down to are two things:
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Please correct me if I am wrong in these assumptions.

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re: 5:23
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[SailorBarsoom]

I had never heard of Steppenwolf planets until you mentioned them in a comment on your Gaian Moons video. Very interesting.
Watching your videos can be like taking a magic carpet ride.

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[deaustin]

One of my favorite mind games is to find the rogue planet in the middle of the largest intergalactic void, in other words, the most distant object from anything else in the observable universe, then try to determine what the sky would look like from its surface. The largest voids are, what, a half billion or so light years across? So you'd need, what, a James Webb telescope just to see the nearest galaxies? Or could you see the detailed structure of filaments from there? Oh well, lemme get back to work on my Mark 4 intergalactic beaming device, coming along very nicely.

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[francoislacombe]

Panspermia is not a form of abiogenesis, it merely describes how already existing life could be transported from planet to planet, it doesn't address how life itself could begin.

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