Pete:
I used to entertain notions of Panspermia, before I lost my religion
(concerning outer space intelligent life). I don't think there are enough
particles of matter to support the Brownian Motion necessary to move the
spores or sperm or dna or what have you. Maybe here in our Local
Neighborhood, but probably not in intergalactic space. Only a small
percentage of matter as we know it is out there. Unless you get Brownian
Motion from dark matter, dark energy, antimatter, or whatever that stuff is
out there.
Eric & Sterling: I agree with you 125% on the topicality of the question of
the existence of outer space life.
If you don't like the topic du jour, instead of yelping like a wounded
beagle, why not just start a new thread that is so totally awesome that
everyone starts discussing it instead.
Phil Whitmer
Two words: Panspermia Theory.
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