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How Early Could Life Have Appeared In The Universe?

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this

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is portobelli Hill

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situated in the Arid Hills of

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Southeastern turkey the mound had long

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been considered Sacred by the local

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Kurdish people on a clear day the view

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from the hill was breathtaking providing

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just enough height to see all the way to

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the distant Horizon irrigated Farms

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filling the surrounding Flatlands

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but by the mid-20th century

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archaeologists had started to realize

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that Potbelly Hill was more than just a

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good vantage point it was clearly the

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remains of an ancient Village abandoned

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long ago and covered in Millennia of

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dirt

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however seeing nothing of exceptional

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importance except what was thought to be

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grave markers they had moved on

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it wasn't until 1994 that another

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archaeologist the German Klaus Schmidt

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heard of it from the locals

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Guided by Farmers to the location of the

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Hill he took it upon himself to set

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about his own excavation

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soon realized that these large

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underground Stones were not grave

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markers but the tops of huge megaliths

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further work revealed a tremendous

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complex including towering t-shaped

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pillars long arching paths and

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concentric circles of imposing stone

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walls

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but that was not the biggest surprise

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for once archaeologists were able to

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date the structure its age astounded

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them

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the complex was over ten thousand years

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old

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Potbelly Hill which in Turkish

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translates as quebecally Tepe was

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discovered to be one of the oldest

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structures ever built by humans

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constructed right at the end of the last

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ice age and the transition from hunting

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and Gathering to a more settled

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lifestyle archaeologists still don't

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know the true purpose of the site it may

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have been a fully functioning Village or

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merely a sacred annual Gathering Place

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either way Gobekli Tepe was vitally

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important to the people who built and

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used it

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but after they abandoned it again for

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his mysterious a reason as to why they

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constructed it in the first place it was

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lost

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thousands of years of human history

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hundreds of cultures and dozens of major

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civilizations waxed and waned through

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the area never considering it more than

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an old Hill with some rubbish buried

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beneath the surface

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Gobekli Tepe serves as a major

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Cornerstone for our modern understanding

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of the development of human civilization

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without it our own past would be that

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much more mysterious

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it was built only ten thousand years ago

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as we push deeper into the past the

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story of our Origins becomes even

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murkier with fossil fragments scattered

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across the globe we can piece together

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the general story of human evolution and

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development beyond that we understand no

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more than the outlines indeed scientists

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estimate that we have fossil evidence

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for less than one percent of all the

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species that have ever lived

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that is just life on Earth

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we have only just begun to explore the

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wider Cosmos without probes and our

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telescopes the vast majority of the

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universe remains completely unknown and

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unmapped what Mysteries await us there

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how far back can we push the origins of

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not just ourselves and life on Earth

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but life in the universe

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like Gobekli Tepe what ancient monuments

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to life await Us in the depths of

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interstellar space

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are we among the first generation

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or the latest

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in a long line

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due to the sun's larger space-time

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curvature you would get about 67 seconds

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less per year on its surface than on

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Earth which is disappointing and

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the lone dark rocks stood out a blemish

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on the otherwise perfectly smooth

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perfectly white ice sheets

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it sat there for thousands tens of

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thousands of years undisturbed safe for

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the rare snowfall

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and Roberta score

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could not

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ignore it

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a lab manager from NASA's Johnson Space

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Center Roberta had been there in

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Antarctica spending the nightless hours

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scouring the vast ice fields of that

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Frozen continent hunting for rocks

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exactly like it

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Antarctica is a surprisingly fertile

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ground for such fines the Rocks stand

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out clearly in contrast to the blinding

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White Ice though at first Roberta's rock

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found in the Allen Hills Far Western ice

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field and so named alh 84001 seemed

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unremarkable but in reality it was

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anything but for it turned out to not

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only be a meteorite having fallen from

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space Millennia before but Upon

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returning it to Johnson's Space Center

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the team discovered that it was no

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ordinary meteorite

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it was a piece

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of Mars

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matching the chemical composition of the

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Martian surface The Rock must have been

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blasted off the red planet millions of

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years before during a Titanic Collision

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then spending eons wandering The

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interplanetary Depths before falling to

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Earth where it had rested undisturbed

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ever since the team sampled and studied

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this Martian Exile then made it

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available to The Wider scientific

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community and so it was nearly a decade

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later when another team led by physicist

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David S McKay made a startling

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announcement

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the unassuming meteorite contained

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microscopic features that could not be

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the work of mere chemical processes

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electron microscopy revealed chain-like

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structures that resembled living

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organisms found on Earth

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this Little Rock contained the

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fossilized evidence of life

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on Mars

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NASA announced the discovery to enormous

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Fanfare with even the then president of

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the United States Bill Clinton giving an

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official statement but after the

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celebrations died down and other

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scientists got a chance to perform their

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own examinations these further studies

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immediately cast the original

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announcement in doubt Martian chemistry

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they said did not have to exactly follow

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Earth chemistry and they could concoct a

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dozen different scenarios to generate

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chain-like features from nothing more

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than interesting combinations and

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reactions of chemicals fascinating

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certainly

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but not alive

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alh 84001 Remains the only physical

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specimen to ever even offer a hope of

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