Life probably exists wherever it isn't incinerated (Reply #6)

Thu Feb 7, 2013, 01:13 AM

Warpy (109,011 posts)

and that means in polar craters on Mercury, even, or in caverns well beneath the surface.

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Bacteria Found Deep Under Ice, Scientists Say, Opening New Antarctic World [View all]	alp227	Feb 2013	OP
This can't be good. Am I the only one that saw The Thing?	Glassunion	Feb 2013	#1
LOL- I was just thinking that !!!	Marrah_G	Feb 2013	#2
Which Thing?	longship	Feb 2013	#3
'82 with Brimley and Russell	Glassunion	Feb 2013	#4
Ebola rose up and out of the construction of the Kinshasa Highway through Africa.	Th1onein	Feb 2013	#5
Life probably exists wherever it isn't incinerated	Warpy	Feb 2013	#6

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