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Witty I've heard that Tbh it goes into Atlantis mythology if I rmbr correct about the aliens n sjt
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That's fascinating, I had no idea that happened, is it a reliable source? I thought prostitution was a solely human thing. That could change how I think about it tbh.
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http://www.dolphincommunicationproje...145&Itemid=281 we've been putting it simple, but yeah, dolphins are one of the only species that engage in sex without intent being reproduction |
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word, sulfur-based life form is not worded correctly, its more along what uh-oh said kind of, but they dont live off carbon but sulfur for metabolism
but @Patrick there are pure sulfur based bacteria that live in the ocean http://www.coml.org/discoveries/disc...urbacteria.htm moreover, there are pure arsenic life forms too http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...nic-life-form/ Last edited by Rawn M.D.; 07-29-2013 at 09:56 AM. |
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That's life that existed before we did though, the first lifeforms were those types of things...they just found somewhere where those conditions still exist.
I'm talking about a form of life completely new to science. Although the information in that article definitely increases the possibility of life in our solar system imo. Pretty awesome. Great thread.
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Lol man we haven't even got off the couch to drive to the beach yet, we are still brushing our teeth.
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Reading the second one now, it looks more promising.
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Second one doesn't comment on the actual building blocks of the organism, but that it was coaxed to use arsenic instead of phosphorous in it's makeup. It more or less shows that life can arise in difficult conditions, but there is no indication of a replacement for carbon.
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there is fossil evidence of the what ur EXACTLY looking for, but no species is alive now that is totally independent of carbon. @Patrick
but i did find a real cool article http://www.hawking.org.uk/life-in-the-universe.html |
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Fossil record of a non-carbon life form?
I would like to see you find something about that anywhere considering all things we call fossils have carbon in them. @Rawn M.D.
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well ya bc the fossil itself is comprised of carbon...ill try to find it hold.
http://www.popsci.com/science/articl...rrestrial-life @Patrick its scientifically disputed though bc of fossilization and age Last edited by Rawn M.D.; 07-29-2013 at 10:23 AM. |
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The hawking paper kinda explains what ur looking for
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he speaks....
great thread,good discussion
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word, it is def quality check the tag @Chyeahhh!!!
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courtesy of a @Chyeahhh!!! post and a little research
http://listverse.com/2013/07/28/10-s...-twisted-fish/ |
07-29-2013, 06:03 PM | #100 |
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Found this page about newly discovered sea creatures. Those first ones look sad as fuck
http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/ani...s/ghost-shrimp |
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