Life may be common throughout the cosmos from "summary" of La vita del cosmo by Lee Smolin
The idea that life may be common throughout the cosmos is one that has intrigued scientists and philosophers for centuries. As we look out into the vast expanse of the universe, we see countless stars and planets, many of which could potentially harbor the conditions necessary for life to emerge. In my book "La vita del cosmo," I explore the various factors that could contribute to the prevalence of life in the universe. One key aspect is the sheer number of planets that exist in our galaxy alone. With billions of stars in the Milky Way, it is likely that there are countless planets with conditions similar to those found on Earth. Additionally, the discovery of extremophiles on our own planet has expanded our understanding of where life can thrive. These organisms are able to survive in environments that were once thought to be inhos...
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