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Old September 10th 08, 02:30 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Default What if(most common universe life)

What if the most common life form in our organic universe is a
microfossil worm.? A worm that is best seen using a
magnification of 200,000 times under a scanning electron microscope.
This worm structure is segmented and has the width about a hundredth of
that of a human hair. These worms I am looking at
as I type. They came to earth inside meteorites. The Earth being less
than a dust bunny in comparison to the universe and we are finding more
and more of these extraterrestrial worms is my reasoning for this What
if bert

 




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