NASA has discovered a completely new life form that doesn't share the biological building blocks of anything currently living in planet Earth, using arsenic to build its DNA, RNA, proteins, and cell membranes. This changes everything.
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Sounds great to see new life in the universe.The issue comes up now on how we extract that life form and bring it here for study.We know UFOs have come to Earth and we want to know which species has created those.
I've always found the thought that all life needs exactly what life on Earth does to exist, a bit narrow minded. While most scientist agree it was possible without proof it was hard to say otherwise.
Finding this in Mono Lake California is pretty cool too.
What a totally BS headline: "discovered a completely new life form ... doesn't share .... anything currently living in planet Earth."
They discovered it ON EARTH, so it's always been here? Gotta love hyperbole.
This has nothing to do with aliens. It's funny to see scientists calculate the odds of finding life on other planets when there is only one planet known to have it. You need at least two examples before you can calculate anything.