Super-Complex Organic Molecules Found in Interstellar Space (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100621074446.htm)
QuoteScienceDaily (June 21, 2010) â€" A team of scientists from the Instituto AstrofÃsica de Canarias (IAC) and the University of Texas has succeeded in identifying one of the most complex organic molecules yet found in the material between the stars, the so-called interstellar medium. The discovery of anthracene could help resolve a decades-old astrophysical mystery concerning the production of organic molecules in space...
This is really neat. It really makes you ponder the possibility of perhaps some sort of radiotrophic organisms living in space.
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I was wondering where I put my pair of complex organic molecules.
Blimey!
Wow, panspermia theorists must be jumping at this.
Quote from: "Faradaympp"Wow, panspermia theorists must be jumping at this.

I know right?
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I was wondering where I put my pair of complex organic molecules.
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