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Hey guys, I'm having a hard time finding astrobiology podcasts and I really enjoy that format. Can you recommend any? (Preferably on spotify) submitted by /u/SandeLamjata [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I've read a lot about plans for JWST and future space telescopes to look for biosignatures on exoplanets, but is there any observation any existing or planned telescope could ever make that would be incontrovertible evidence of life? Given that the scientific consensus is "it's never aliens unless there's no other explanation, and even then it's not aliens", I just find it hard to imagine that anything short of directly photographing a live specimen (or a technosignature, but that is not what I'm talking about here) being accepted as proof of aliens. submitted by /u/D-Stecks [visit reddit ..read more

I have this OC/doodle alien worm that lives in a salty ocean, it has bioluminescent blue algae which sticks to the metal the worm produces like a scalyfoot snail, the planet is extremely large and a water world can somoene draw a simple sketch or explain to me what a worm like this would look like submitted by /u/redpilledworm [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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i plan to graduate this december with a bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in astronomy. I am a current spring NASA intern, and am looking for more internships for this summer. should i plan to go to grad school? what ones are best for astrobio? what states have more career opportunities? what can i expect from an entry level position? submitted by /u/AdRealistic1376 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

The above are some of the examples of Convergent evolution that we find in nature. From to left to right and Top to bottom, they are: 1. Koala (Marsupial) hand vs Human (Primate) hand 2. Thylacine (Marsupial) vs Jackal (Canid) 3. Hedgehog (Eulipotyphla) vs Tenrecs (Afrotherian) 4. Bat (Mammal) vs Eagle (Aves/Bird) evolving ability to flight Since it's likely that life elsewhere in the Universe (regardless of whether it's simple or complex) will follow Darwinian principles, I was wondering if Aliens would actually look the way they're depicted as in Movies and Pop culture and if there is ..read more

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