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Given that Mars apparently has all the ingredients to support life, is it possible that sending humans to Mars could be the catalyst for life evolving there?

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Astrophysicists/Space professors - how do you cope with and not be totally overwhelmed about the size of the universe, its creation and the concepts of t=0 and earlier.

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Astrophysicists/Space professors - how do you cope with and not be totally overwhelmed about the size of the universe, its creation and the concepts of t=0 and earlier?

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Given that Mars apparently has all the ingredients to support life, is it possible that sending humans to Mars could be the catalyst for life evolving there?	1
Astrophysicists/Space professors - how do you cope with and not be totally overwhelmed about the size of the universe, its creation and the concepts of t=0 and earlier.	1
Astrophysicists/Space professors - how do you cope with and not be totally overwhelmed about the size of the universe, its creation and the concepts of t=0 and earlier?	1