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Life some say originated with a Bang.On Earth or otherwise.
In July 1994 Shoemaker Levy collided with Jupiter leaving traces of Hydrogen.
Is it possible that a process similar to what occured on Earth might have started taking shape there?
Interesting Question I know but assuming it is possible then what kind of Logistical conclusion can we draw from it?
If it is not possible then why ?
I know there are some experts on the Planetary Origins of life here to answer the question.

What question? Shoemaker Levy didn't leave traces of hydrogen on Jupiter because (A) comets don't contain appreciable, if any, free hydrogen and (B) Jupiter is primarily hydrogen itself.

You might want to restate your question.

You guys have hiacked my thoery ...where is it? Put it back online.Plz.

Which theory, dkv?

m-theory.

The Galileo-borne probe we dropped into Jupiter was not sterilized. Its parachute had huge surface area,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_probe#Galileo.27s_atmospheric_entry_probe

Here you are maundering about abiogenesis you have no knowledge base to judge while we explicitly seeded the Jovian atmosphere with existing life over an hour's period of descent time. Run that though your education-depauperate overheated mind.

It's on one of the other boards. Look around for it.

Amaranth

Well, this thread looks like "Jupiter and another possible show" to me.

Your m-theory thread has been moved, not deleted.