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Christian Olaf Christiansen,Steven L. B. Jensens century, three of the major concepts and areas of knowledge that have acquired singular preeminence are the Universe, Life and Man. In the last century Charles Darwin quite successfully applied the concept of evolution by natural selection to living creatures. In more general terms the concept of

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hers, now, with leaps in scientific and technological advances, we have changed the nature of this question from existential to empirical. Today, the question “Are we alone?” serves as a crux to the field of astrobiology. To search for life elsewhere in the universe, we must first understand how lif

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Eli Cookof a great diversity of microbes, which couple and intertwine their metabolic capabilities to create self-sustained microbial ecosystems. Presently, stromatolites thrive in a vast diversity of aquatic environments including freshwater, hypersaline, coastal lagoons, alkaline lakes, oligotrophic pools

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Michael J. Thompsonthe universe—including Earth. Understanding life, and in particular the basic conditions for life, is important for our ability to create a sustainable future on Earth. The connection goes both ways, however. The preservation of biodiversity and of pristine environments on Earth is of the greatest i

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Philipp Lepeniesthe universe—including Earth. Understanding life, and in particular the basic conditions for life, is important for our ability to create a sustainable future on Earth. The connection goes both ways, however. The preservation of biodiversity and of pristine environments on Earth is of the greatest i

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Steven L. B. Jensene disintegration of the boundary between the sublunary and superlunary spheres—between the “l(fā)ower storey” and “upper storey” of the Aristotelian Universe. This establishment of a strong physical affinity between the universe “up there” and the earthly realm “down here” was also complemented by the r

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Julia Dehme disintegration of the boundary between the sublunary and superlunary spheres—between the “l(fā)ower storey” and “upper storey” of the Aristotelian Universe. This establishment of a strong physical affinity between the universe “up there” and the earthly realm “down here” was also complemented by the r

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Paul van Trigt to the discovery of either microbial or intelligent extraterrestrial life. The uncritical use of analogies to the ethnographic record of contact between societies and the discovery of extraterrestrial life has been, rightfully, the target of sharp criticism since the earliest days of the scientific