Titlebook: Life in the Universe; Expectations and Con Schulze-Makuch Dirk,Louis N. Irwin Textbook 20041st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20

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3. Lessons from the History of Life,ts history on Earth. Thus, rather than thinking of “l(fā)ife as we know it” in terms of constraints, this chapter explores the insights to be gained by regarding the one life we know as a?harbinger and example of the life we can reasonably expect to exist on other worlds.

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9. Signatures of Life and the Question of Detection,”. Other effects of the presence of living systems may be detected in global or geological features. These alterations of the geological environment due to life processes, we call “geosignatures”. Even on worlds too remote, small, or difficult for whatever reason to monitor for the existence of expl

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