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Old 12-June-2007, 02:07 AM
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But if you some take organics and water from meteors, asteroids and comets, as a variant of panspermia; then I will vote panspermia, but only precursors for life were transported to Earth - the rest was done here.

Technically, since Earth was formed by planetoids which clumped into planetesimals and then into planets, all water and organic chemicals on Earth did start out in comets and asteroids.
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