We do have a great collection of scientists and engineers here, but we also have a great collection of thoughtful enthusiasts. The way I view it, EVERYONE-scientists and enthusiasts alike contribute to this place by posting the things they find interesting... or by posting questions... The scientists and engineers here also contribute by answering those questions - dont take their answers as gospel, maintain a healthy skepticism, but you can usually trust their answers.
The people that do NOT contribute are non-scientists with agendas- true believers that do NOT want to learn, or to have their agendas challenged by fact.
The fact that you are not a scientist should NOT discourage you from contributing here- in fact, it is for enthusiasts like you that this place really exists. Keep posting- don't feel insecure. As long as you avoid pseudoscience and anomalism you will have no problems here... In fact your contributions will be welcome.
Feel free to post, please...
Space/Science » in reply to re: If we find something on mars that seems to have a relation to life on earth?
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- The Stardust "dust' may finally put Dr. Fred Hoyle's panspermia theory to rest.
- re: The Stardust "dust' may finally put Dr. Fred Hoyle's panspermia theory to rest.
- I doubt that it will
- Or confirm it. (n/t)
- I have no doubt that they will find organics