A new discovery about photosynthesis and K-Type-Stars may bolster the theory life on Earth was seeded from elsewhere via Panspermia, and have implications for the future search for alien life.

Lugh@futurology.today · 18 hours ago

A new discovery about photosynthesis and K-Type-Stars may bolster the theory life on Earth was seeded from elsewhere via Panspermia, and have implications for the future search for alien life.

Lugh@futurology.today · 14 hours ago

The whole point of this instance is ‘evidence-based speculation about the future’. It’s fine to put up your own opinions about things, with supporting arguments, for debate.

It doesn’t suggest that they are correct, merely that they are topics for discussion. Lots of scientific papers suggest jumping off points for other ideas and concepts, that aren’t referenced in the original paper.

A new discovery about photosynthesis and K-Type-Stars may bolster the theory life on Earth was seeded from elsewhere via Panspermia, and have implications for the future search for alien life.

A new discovery about photosynthesis and K-Type-Stars may bolster the theory life on Earth was seeded from elsewhere via Panspermia, and have implications for the future search for alien life.

Observation of significant photosynthesis in garden cress and cyanobacteria under simulated illumination from a K dwarf star | International Journal of Astrobiology | Cambridge Core