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A new one to me.stefan r said:There is przybylski's star Would be challenging to get more nuclear than that.
Sounds like some kind of cosmic rubbish dump.
The discussion centers on the possibility of life existing on other planets without the presence of oxygen and water, exploring various hypotheses about alternative life forms and their potential biochemical bases. Participants consider both intelligent life and simpler organisms, drawing on examples from Earth and speculative scenarios.
Participants express a range of views, with no consensus reached on the possibility of life existing without oxygen and water. Some argue for the potential of alternative life forms, while others emphasize the challenges and limitations based on current knowledge.
Participants acknowledge the limitations of current understanding regarding the conditions necessary for life, including the dependence on specific elements and environmental factors. The discussion reflects a variety of speculative scenarios without definitive conclusions.
This discussion may be of interest to those exploring astrobiology, the conditions for life, and the biochemical diversity of potential extraterrestrial organisms.
A new one to me.stefan r said:There is przybylski's star Would be challenging to get more nuclear than that.