Space.com ran a piece noting their opinion on the six most likely places we will find life in the Solar System.
6 Most Likely Places to find Alien Life in the Solar System
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Why yes, there is indeed sugar in space.
Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) radio telescope in Chile, astronomers have found glycolaldehyde, which is a simple form of sugar not much different than table sugar we put in our coffee, near a young star called RAS 16293-2422.
Yes honey, it’s okay to kill your mother if it saves someone else’s life. Just blame it on The Doctrine of Double Effect.
If you do not delve too deeply into the logistics of its execution, the idea is quite simple. Many believe that new Presidents and high level government officials are introduced to the doctrine shortly after they are inaugurated into office. It is a little know tenet that drives many of the decisions made by the…
