An astrobiologist proclaims the discovery of a gaseous entity. The entity is for

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An astrobiologist proclaims the discovery of a gaseous entity. The entity is formed from some rather unique elements from the periodic table not commonly found on earth. When two such entities interact with each other, the interaction always results in the formation of a third entity which is separate from the original two entities, neither of which is destroyed in the interaction. The process of this 'reproduction' is still unknown. Would you consider this to be evidence of life in outer space? Why of why not?

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Yes, it is likely the process of reproduction as evidence of life in our space. because the gas which was evolved in first stage is oxygen which is required for life i.e respiration is the first phenomenon which brings the life to space.

but there is place except earth where oxygen is found.

In the first stage of evidence proved by scientist is the life exist in unicellular form in earth only.

There is no scientific evidence of life in space i.e, extraterestrial life is not yet discoered so far in twenty first century.

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