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Early Modern ET, Reflexive Telescopics, and Their Relevance Todayly up.” John Wilkins and Francis Godwin in the 1630s actively imagined creatures in the Moon and human journeys thither. The epic poet John Milton in 1667 hinted that “every star [is] perhaps a world / Of destined habitation.” Moreover, space travel was no one-way street: Thomas Traherne in the 1670

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Hegel, Analogy, and Extraterrestrial Lifehann Elert Bode and William Herschel were considered by Hegel to be equally superficial. Analogical arguments were also used by astronomers and philosophers to suggest that life could be found on other planets in our solar system. Hegel offers no critique of analogical arguments for life on other pl

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The Relationship Between the Origins of Life on Earth and the Possibility of Life on Other Planets: itarian principle, based not only on time, but also on space. Second, after a brief look at panspermia theory, we compare two examples of assumptions about life on other planets. The French astronomer Camille Flammarion (1842–1925) and the French biologist Edmond Perrier (1844–1921) presented views

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Pioneering Concepts of Planetary Habitability habitability seemed to be very valuable, especially when studying hypothetical Martian vegetation. At the dawn of the Space Age, German-born physician and pioneer of space medicine Hubertus Strughold (1898–1987) proposed in the book.:. (.) to examine the planets of the solar system through a “plane

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Life Beyond Earth and the Evolutionary Synthesistributors to the evolutionary synthesis in the 1930s and 1940s are among them. Upon closer examination it is evident that the exobiological arguments of Theodosius Dobzhansky and George Gaylord Simpson and, less directly, of H. J. Muller and Ernst Mayr are all related to their earlier work in formul

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The First Thousand Exoplanets: Twenty Years of Excitement and Discoveryescopes. The early discoveries were surprising; no one predicted “hot Jupiters” or the wild diversity of exoplanet properties that has been seen. It is still unclear if the Solar System is “typical” or not, but at current detection limits at least 10?% of Sun-like stars harbor planets and architectu

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Extraterrestrial Life in the Microbial Ageceiving transmissions from distant worlds, and contact with such cultures would be greatly limited by the vast expanse of space. This chapter discusses the need for more attention paid to the possible social, economic, and legal ramifications that the discovery of non-intelligent, alien microbial li

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