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Rosetta Stone wrote:
Sander Vesik wrote in message ... The problem part is water. All life I am aware of needs it. Some spores might be able to survive, given the exactly right things happen includes impact location) but i find it hard to see them multiply... Don't we have decent evidence for ice at the poles (in a permanently-shadowed crater)? If it is freezing there, and way hot on the current sun-facing side, I would think someplace underground inbetween is in the temperature range for liquid water. If there is a way to get water to exist in the twilight zone then it is poossible there is life that was carried there by impacts. But - I haven't read anything about mercury in ages, so I have no idea if there is ice or not -- Sander +++ Out of cheese error +++ |
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