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Amino Acids created in deep space like environment.

M

Martin

Lifer



<< In a laboratory at NASA Ames Research Center in California's Silicon Valley, the team of astrobiologists shone ultraviolet light on deep-space-like "ices," simulating conditions that are commonplace in interstellar space. Deep-space ice is common water ice laced with simple molecules. The team subsequently discovered amino acids, molecules present in, and essential for, life on Earth. >>

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PS. This will also be published in Nature.
 
OMFG!!! Check out this link!! She's sooooo hot.... And naked too 🙂

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Sorry dude, but that sh*t don't fly... Interesting link, but that's a pretty lame way to get attention. Just gonna confuse a ton of ppl.
 


<< Sorry dude, but that sh*t don't fly... Interesting link, but that's a pretty lame way to get attention. Just gonna confuse a ton of ppl. >>




Alright alright, I changed the title back...
 
cool article...have to wait for the full publication though... and gj on changing the thread title.

Now maybe silverpig will edit his post which is now equally confusing...

 
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