From alchemists to ice volcanos: an attempt to understand, and explain, the liquid water oceans sloshing about deep inside the icy moons of Saturn, & Jupiter, &, well, everywhere we look...
I have a question (tho it may be foolish): because there is life in water in the moon, and the water in the moon is ejected in the space, does that mean that we have life IN water IN space? And if by chance the answer is yes, what impact does that have?
so cool to see the various ways that the evolved universe theory is supported by new evidence. :) it's still difficult for me to fully grasp the idea that our "role" as sentient life is to help create more universes, but it's such a fascinating explanation!
Masterly! I am looking forward to the follow-up posts.
Dogma & Catma 🐶🐱🎯 such a fascinating read! Now to figure out how to write a scienceku or senryu with your information.
Hail Eris!
Love it! Definitely worth seven months.
I wrote a much shorter piece on some of Hazen's earlier work back in 2016.
http://www.intergalacticmedicineshow.com/cgi-bin/mag.cgi?do=columns&vol=randall_hayes&article=008
I have a question (tho it may be foolish): because there is life in water in the moon, and the water in the moon is ejected in the space, does that mean that we have life IN water IN space? And if by chance the answer is yes, what impact does that have?
so cool to see the various ways that the evolved universe theory is supported by new evidence. :) it's still difficult for me to fully grasp the idea that our "role" as sentient life is to help create more universes, but it's such a fascinating explanation!