No, because the only places where life isn’t sustainable are the places where organic stuff can’t live, eg, extremely high or low temperatures, pressure, etc. Also, life today is formed from pre existing life(I don’t remember whose theory). It just states that life exists where it is possible and if there’s no life at the “pocket” in the first place, it prolly won’t live long
No, because the only places where life isn’t sustainable are the places where organic stuff can’t live, eg, extremely high or low temperatures, pressure, etc. Also, life today is formed from pre existing life(I don’t remember whose theory). It just states that life exists where it is possible and if there’s no life at the “pocket” in the first place, it prolly won’t live long
No, because the only places where life isn’t sustainable are the places where organic stuff can’t live, eg, extremely high or low temperatures, pressure, etc. Also, life today is formed from pre existing life(I don’t remember whose theory). It just states that life exists where it is possible and if there’s no life at the “pocket” in the first place, it prolly won’t live long
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