Alien life could possibly survive on an exotic kind of "supercritical" carbon dioxide instead of water, reveals a new study. This "supercritical" carbon dioxide, which has features of both liquids and gases, could be key to extraterrestrial organisms much as water has been to biology on Earth, Fox News reported. The critical point for carbon dioxide is about 88 degrees Fahrenheit and about 73 times Earth's atmospheric pressure at sea level. ...Wednesday 19 November 2014
Alien Life Could Survive on 'Exotic Kind' of CO2 Instead of Water
Alien life could possibly survive on an exotic kind of "supercritical" carbon dioxide instead of water, reveals a new study. This "supercritical" carbon dioxide, which has features of both liquids and gases, could be key to extraterrestrial organisms much as water has been to biology on Earth, Fox News reported. The critical point for carbon dioxide is about 88 degrees Fahrenheit and about 73 times Earth's atmospheric pressure at sea level. ...
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