Scientists find "strongest evidence yet" of life on distant planet. "This could be the tipping point"

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Nomad said:
They don't know what kind of life, if any, it would be, but they are confident this planet has the necessary requirements to support life.....

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Scientists find "strongest evidence yet" of life on distant planet K2-18b: "This could be the tipping point"

A British-U.S. team of researchers detected signs of two chemicals in the planet's atmosphere long considered to be "biosignatures" indicating extraterrestrial life.
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But a fetus is just a clump of cells. Id point out the idiocy but....
 
Nomad said:
They don't know what kind of life, if any, it would be, but they are confident this planet has the necessary requirements to support life.....

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www.cbsnews.com

Scientists find "strongest evidence yet" of life on distant planet K2-18b: "This could be the tipping point"

A British-U.S. team of researchers detected signs of two chemicals in the planet's atmosphere long considered to be "biosignatures" indicating extraterrestrial life.
www.cbsnews.com www.cbsnews.com
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so what?

who fucking cares?
 
Nomad said:
They don't know what kind of life, if any, it would be, but they are confident this planet has the necessary requirements to support life.....

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www.cbsnews.com

Scientists find "strongest evidence yet" of life on distant planet K2-18b: "This could be the tipping point"

A British-U.S. team of researchers detected signs of two chemicals in the planet's atmosphere long considered to be "biosignatures" indicating extraterrestrial life.
www.cbsnews.com www.cbsnews.com
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focus here at home, asswagon.

:magagrin:
 
Nomad said:
They don't know what kind of life, if any, it would be, but they are confident this planet has the necessary requirements to support life.....

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www.cbsnews.com

Scientists find "strongest evidence yet" of life on distant planet K2-18b: "This could be the tipping point"

A British-U.S. team of researchers detected signs of two chemicals in the planet's atmosphere long considered to be "biosignatures" indicating extraterrestrial life.
www.cbsnews.com www.cbsnews.com
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Studies have found, however, that there are abiogenic sources of DMS.

On the abiotic origin of dimethyl sulfide: discovery of DMS in the Interstellar Medium

Following the discovery of dimethyl sulfide (CH$_3$SCH$_3$, DMS) signatures in comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, we report the first detection of this organosulfur species in the interstellar medium, during the exploration of an ultradeep molecular line survey performed toward the Galactic Center...
arxiv.org arxiv.org



It may very well be that this finding of DMS = life, but it is not 100% correlated.
 
Nomad said:
Irrelevant bullshit.

Weak ass attempt at making a point.

Typical of your low level of MAGA retard.
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It's irrelevant because you can't address. You morons get a hard on when you find even "signs of life" yet you think a fetus is a clump of cells. You're a fucking idiot
 
Nomad said:
The majority of reasonably educated people on Earth.

That doesn't include you, which is why shit like you doesn't care.

This is focusing here at home.

The sooner a planet is found where garbage like you can be shipped off to, the better for everybody here.
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Interesting take
 
Yakuda said:
It's irrelevant because you can't address. You morons get a hard on when you find even "signs of life" yet you think a fetus is a clump of cells. You're a fucking idiot
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Signs of possible life on distant planets is a big deal.

Too big of a deal for a redneck dropout drooler like you to wrap your feeble excuse for a brain around.

A fetus otoh, is just a lump of tissue like an internal organ of an unwanted growth that needs to be removed.

Like that ugly useless growth that's sprouting out of your neck.

You need to have that shit removed and stop forcing people to look at it.
 
Nomad said:
Signs of possible life on distant planets is a big deal.

Too big of a deal for a redneck dropout drooler like you to wrap your feeble excuse for a brain around.

A fetus otoh, is just a lump of tissue like an internal organ of an unwanted growth that needs to be removed.

Like that ugly useless growth that's sprouting out of your neck.

You need to have that shit removed and stop forcing people to look at it.
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So signs of life on a distant planet are a bigger deal than actual life on earth.

Am I "forcing" you to face the fact you're an evil bastard? Not only good! But fucking good!

You should see someone about your emotional boo boo. Get back to me when you grow up and can discuss the issue with some integrity
 
Yakuda said:
So signs of life on a distant planet are a bigger deal than actual life on earth.

Am I "forcing" you to face the fact you're an evil bastard? Not only good! But fucking good!

You should see someone about your emotional boo boo. Get back to me when you grow up and can discuss the issue with some integrity
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I love it when MAGAts discuss the Bible and speak for God.

Yakuda said:
FastLane said:
No he gave them the power to teach the Gospel that will lead to the forgiveness of sin . Only God can forgive sin
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That is not correct. Do you really need the citations? God is the only one that forgives sins but it's though those with the authority to do so.
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Daylight63 said:
Studies have found, however, that there are abiogenic sources of DMS.

On the abiotic origin of dimethyl sulfide: discovery of DMS in the Interstellar Medium

Following the discovery of dimethyl sulfide (CH$_3$SCH$_3$, DMS) signatures in comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, we report the first detection of this organosulfur species in the interstellar medium, during the exploration of an ultradeep molecular line survey performed toward the Galactic Center...
arxiv.org arxiv.org



It may very well be that this finding of DMS = life, but it is not 100% correlated.
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Warning this comment is coming from an amateur space junkie and not a trained scientist like Daylight Dumbass pretends to be, so forgive my skepticism.

It's a shiny new study claiming abiogenic DMS in the interstellar medium! How adorable. So, we’re supposed to believe that dimethyl sulfide, that stinky molecule that's been long tied to algae and ocean life, is just casually floating around the Galactic Center, whipped up by some cosmic chemistry set? Sure.

They're all jazzed about spotting DMS in a comet and now in deep space, but pump the brakes. One detection in a molecular line survey, and suddenly we’re rewriting the book on where this stuff comes from? Sounds like someone’s itching for a headline to me. Show me a dozen confirmed observations, not just one, and maybe I’ll stop rolling my eyes.

Until then, this smells more like academic 'bloviating' and overreach than interstellar sulfur. Hey, it's got a really smart guys like Daylight Dumbass excited so.....there's that. I really do love discoveries in our vast universe, but please, this is only the first pixel of a very incomplete picture. I was expecting a bit more from the headline, "Tipping point," Please.
 
Tobytone said:
Warning this comment is coming from an amateur space junkie and not a trained scientist like Daylight Dumbass pretends to be, so forgive my skepticism.

It's a shiny new study claiming abiogenic DMS in the interstellar medium! How adorable. So, we’re supposed to believe that dimethyl sulfide, that stinky molecule that's been long tied to algae and ocean life, is just casually floating around the Galactic Center, whipped up by some cosmic chemistry set? Sure.

They're all jazzed about spotting DMS in a comet and now in deep space, but pump the brakes. One detection in a molecular line survey, and suddenly we’re rewriting the book on where this stuff comes from? Sounds like someone’s itching for a headline to me. Show me a dozen confirmed observations, not just one, and maybe I’ll stop rolling my eyes.

Until then, this smells more like academic 'bloviating' and overreach than interstellar sulfur. Hey, it's got a really smart guys like Daylight Dumbass excited so.....there's that. I really do love discoveries in our vast universe, but please, this is only the first pixel of a very incomplete picture. I was expecting a bit more from the headline, "Tipping point," Please.
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I like the phrase 'organo-sulfur compound'. Sulfur is an element, and is not organic.
 
Tobytone said:
Warning this comment is coming from an amateur space junkie and not a trained scientist like Daylight Dumbass pretends to be, so forgive my skepticism.
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Hey, CLetus, did you see that I included a LINK. Don't get mad at me because you can't read.


Tobytone said:
It's a shiny new study claiming abiogenic DMS in the interstellar medium! How adorable. So, we’re supposed to believe that dimethyl sulfide, that stinky molecule that's been long tied to algae and ocean life, is just casually floating around the Galactic Center, whipped up by some cosmic chemistry set? Sure.
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Take it up with the SCIENCE. But that would require you to KNOW SOME.


 
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