"Would it ever be possible for a human to go to Mars? If so, what would be necessary to maintain a human in Mars?"
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Cooking Up Creation in a Computer
July 2, 2009 / Written by: Leslie Mullen
Bruce Damer has created 3-D computer simulations for NASA Ames, and he now hopes to use that experience to simulate the origin of life. The Evogrid is a proposed computerized version of the primordial soup on early Earth. Digitally simulating virtual particles could help answer the question of how life originated on Earth, and perhaps even spread life to other worlds.
Source: [astrobio.net]
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Luiz said:
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