Spazzy_D on 28 March 2012
On one hand, all the basic ingredients for life would have been available on earth, and many scientists have been able to reproduce some of the conditions that would be neccesary for the spontaneous creation of amino acids. Also, if life did begin at some extraterrestrial location, how did it begin there, and why, in an infinite universe, would those conditions not exist in another place? If seeding does occur, it is still likely that life began more then once and in several different locations.
On the other hand, OMFG, LAVOS!!!!!!!
