Some more evidence about Panspermia IMO

It appears the universe is full of the building blocks of life and as each year goes by (in my mind) the case for Panspermia gets tighter and better understood as a viable theory.

Some of these findings are exactly why I believe life exist everywhere if given even the barest environment and slightest chance; life seems to find a way....

An international team has found sugars essential to life in meteorites. The new discovery adds to the growing list of biologically important compounds that have been found in meteorites, supporting the hypothesis that chemical reactions in asteroids—the parent bodies of many meteorites—can make some of life's ingredients. If correct, meteorite bombardment on ancient Earth may have assisted the origin of life with a supply of life's building blocks.

The team discovered ribose and other bio-essential sugars including arabinose and xylose in two different meteorites that are rich in carbon, NWA 801 (type CR2) and Murchison (type CM2). Ribose is a crucial component of RNA (ribonucleic acid). In much of modern life, RNA serves as a messenger molecule, copying genetic instructions from the DNA molecule (deoxyribonucleic acid) and delivering them to molecular factories within the cell called ribosomes that read the RNA to build specific proteins needed to carry out life processes.

phys.org...
Some more possible evidence of the building blocks of life.
phys.org...
The title is: Subaru telescope detects the mid-infrared emission band from complex organic molecules in comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner

Using the Cooled Mid-Infrared Camera and Spectrometer (COMICS) on the Subaru Telescope, astronomers have detected an unidentified infrared emission band from comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner (hereafter, comet 21P/G-Z) in addition to the thermal emissions from silicate and carbon grains. These unidentified infrared emissions are likely due to complex organic molecules, both aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, contaminated by N- or O-atoms. Considering the properties of the dust and organic molecules, comet 21P/G-Z might have originated from the circumplanetary disk of a giant planet (like Jupiter or Saturn) where it was warmer than the typical comet-forming regions.

When are we going to stop kidding ourselves and just admit that life is prevalent throughout the universe?

I would think it would by obvious just by looking at the life we discover at the extreme conditions on Earth.

Have you seen the lastest release of info about Titan?


bgr.com...

a reply to: 727Sky

Respectfully
I do not understand this one bit

I believe life exist everywhere if given even the barest environment and slightest chance; life seems to find a way....

How is this any different from saying God did it?
Admitting upfront so everyone sees I'm on the level with
no delusions. I'm just a lowly truck driver.

originally posted by: Groot
When are we going to stop kidding ourselves and just admit that life is prevalent throughout the universe?

I would think it would by obvious just by looking at the life we discover at the extreme conditions on Earth.

Have you seen the lastest release of info about Titan?


bgr.com...

Absolutely truth. Said the same thing for years.

It's without doubt, in my mind.

originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: 727Sky

Respectfully
I do not understand this one bit

I believe life exist everywhere if given even the barest environment and slightest chance; life seems to find a way....

How is this any different from saying God did it?
Admitting upfront so everyone sees I'm on the level with
no delusions. I'm just a lowly truck driver.

Because life is viruluent. It exists where there is any potential for it.

How does that even come close to saying a magical invisible sky wizard willed it ?

a reply to: gallop

Do you have a definition please?

viruluent

It exists where there is any potential for it.

I know of only one place where there is life in the whole universe.

And you're right the idea of a supreme intelligent Creator
bringing life to a universe he created.

Isn't even close to saying OOOh! life just finds away!

Just being practical your ridicule seems 100% miss placed.

originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: 727Sky

Respectfully
I do not understand this one bit

I believe life exist everywhere if given even the barest environment and slightest chance; life seems to find a way....

How is this any different from saying God did it?
Admitting upfront so everyone sees I'm on the level with
no delusions. I'm just a lowly truck driver.

Yeah I'm right there with you... I believe life exists on other planets, but I don't believe it's from an amoeba evolving eventually into a bear or a human over a billion years.

originally posted by: gallop

originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: 727Sky

Respectfully
I do not understand this one bit

I believe life exist everywhere if given even the barest environment and slightest chance; life seems to find a way....

How is this any different from saying God did it?
Admitting upfront so everyone sees I'm on the level with
no delusions. I'm just a lowly truck driver.

Because life is viruluent. It exists where there is any potential for it.

How does that even come close to saying a magical invisible sky wizard willed it ?

You're usually a level headed poster. Why do people get bent out of shape when someone believes God created everything? If you don't believe it then that's fine, but why get bent out of shape when someone else does? Does it really bother you that much?

a reply to: LSU2018

I can't prove anything I just raise questions and try to
express what does and doesn't make sense to me.