Posted on Aug 7, 2019
A Crashed Spacecraft Might Have Put Earth's Most Indestructible Organisms on the Moon
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I've seen stuff on this for the past cpl of days...you've all gotta read this to believe it, honest....
I've seen stuff on this for the past cpl of days...you've all gotta read this to believe it, honest....
A Crashed Spacecraft Might Have Put Earth's Most Indestructible Organisms on the Moon
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Capt Daniel Goodman
Yeah, that's actually pretty wild...freeze-dried bugs...that satellite has been there for eons, and it takes one crash by the human race to ruin a perfectly sterile environment, ya know? At least maybe...as the article said, they're likely unable to live outside their habitat...it's just the idea that someday somebody's gonna find 'em, and wanna try to revive 'em...that REALLY, TOTALLY blew my mind, ya know?
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I agree, Captain........very interesting article, including all the other information about the human race sent up there. This is the first I’ve read about it.
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Capt Daniel Goodman I Know that they can "Revive" once conditions are Ideal Again but I would be Interest if they were not in a "Dormant" state on the Moon. Now that would be Very Impressive.
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