So... We all know that recently, NASA sent a shuttle to Mars; the "Curiosity Rover". The purpose of this shuttle, is to determine if Mars is, or ever was capable of supporting Microbial Life. Supposedly, NASA has made a "historic discovery". Now, I don't know what this is discovery is. But, maybe they have found some evidence of microbial life on Mars, or maybe they've found that it was able to support microbial life.
So, my question is. If they've found life on Mars. Does this disprove the whole "we're alone in our universe" argument? If it doesn't, why doesn't it? I mean, life is life. Sure, it might only be a microorganism... still; it's life.
Thanks for reading.
EDIT: Failed with the prefix lol, was meant to be discussion... sorry.
So, my question is. If they've found life on Mars. Does this disprove the whole "we're alone in our universe" argument? If it doesn't, why doesn't it? I mean, life is life. Sure, it might only be a microorganism... still; it's life.
Thanks for reading.
EDIT: Failed with the prefix lol, was meant to be discussion... sorry.
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