Space
Pollution Helps for Search of Alien Life
Researchers are using pollution to help in their search for alien life on other worlds, as described in a study published in The Astrophysical Journal. By observing exoplanet atmospheres, scientists can look for gases like oxygen and methane that only coexist if replenished by life.
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