Assessing Extraterrestrial Life: Meteorites, Space Missions, and the Chemistry of Life's Building Blocks

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A study led by Seyed Sina Seyedpour Layalestani argues that ancient space rocks and space missions reveal the chemical ingredients of life beyond Earth, but there is still no confirmed life or intelligent civilizations, and artificial intelligence could help distinguish biology from non-biological chemistry and look for biosignatures on distant worlds.

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