Interesting subject in my BigThink weekly newsletter
today. It’s about defining “life.” I’ll include a link to the full article here (it's short and worth the read, IMO ... it might give you some new ideas), but the
takeaways are as follows:
- Defining life has long been a deceptively tricky problem.
- With only Earth's lifeforms to study, scientists might overlook strange forms of alien life on future space missions.
- While traits like energy intake and reproduction seem universal, the search for life must remain open to unexpected forms, writes astrobiologist Dirk Schulze-Makuch. [highlights by me]
(by PrimalSoup)

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