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CellBioGuy comments on Astrobiology, Astronomy, and the Fermi Paradox II: Space & Time Revisited - Less Wrong Discussion

23 Post author: CellBioGuy 10 March 2016 05:19AM

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Comment author: CellBioGuy 16 March 2016 03:48:11PM *  0 points [-]

We can learn alot actually from exploring europa, mars, and other spots that could/should have some evidence for at least simple life. That can help fit at least a simple low complexity model for typical planetary development.

Dear gods yes. We are finally at the point where we can start asking the intelligent questions. We have learned so much about these places and about life on Earth that we forget how little we do know.