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The two most fascinating questions about extraterrestrial life are
where it is found and what it is like. In particular, from our
Earth-based vantage point, we are keen to know where the closest
life to us is, and how similar it might be to life on our home
planet. This book deals with both of these key issues. It considers
possible homes for life, with a focus on Earth-like exoplanets. And
it examines the possibility that life elsewhere might be similar to
life here, due to the existence of parallel environments, which may
result in Darwinian selection producing parallel trees of life
between one planet and another. Understanding Life in the Universe
provides an engaging and myth-busting overview for any reader
interested in the existence and nature of extraterrestrial life,
and the realistic possibility of discovering credible evidence for
it in the near future.
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