Life in the Cosmos Revisited
The quest for life beyond Earth has become a major driving force in current astronomical research and space exploration. Whether this involves looking for fossil or extant evidence of microbial life on Mars or potential life on outer Solar System water bodies, biosignatures from exoplanets, or SETI,...
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