Study Warns That We Might Mess Up When Searching For Life In Space - BGR

It is human nature to make mistakes, since that's how we learn, but according to Mike Wehner some of those mistakes could only foster disappointment. A new study published in AGU Advances argues the presence of oxygen and water may not always be hallmarks of life-as-we-know-it. Fortunately there are a few work-arounds. This doesn't change how Scientists Now Understand The Origin Of Water, Including On Alien Worlds which strongly suggests, according to Christopher Plain, life is teeming everywhere since there's enough water for every planetary system since it's created along with new stars. Meanwhile from press release land, Perry West of the Catholic News Agency is excited to announce Society Of Catholic Scientists Is Preparing For A Conference On Non-Human Intelligence in June and it'll livestream the talks concerning first contact and its impact upon Catholic theology. Until then, we have James Benford's two-part submission to Centauri Dreams asking the question, "Is ET Lurking In Our Cosmic Backyard?" Or more appropriately, were they lurking and leave behind their toys within arm's reach, on a cosmological scale? It's certainly something to consider after understanding his Drake Equation For Alien Artifacts coupled with possible targets of inquiry. (CS)

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