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Old 22-May-2008, 04:37 PM
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A.DIM reported problems (topic Unable to post new thread?) with the Astrobiology URL above, so I thought I'd play.

There was very strange behavior, related to content of Title field. When I used "Life Falling Back to Earth (for A.DIM)", Preview Post would fail. When I shortened the title to "X" Preview Post worked. I lengthened the title to the present one. That worked. I don't get it, unless maybe the forum database is just hosed.

A.DIM maybe can proceed to give this topic the A.DIM treatment.
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Thanks, 01101001!!!

I'd been trying to post this since last week when it was published.

The "A.DIM treatment," in this case is simply to point out:

"Our results enlarge the number of potential organisms that might be able to reseed a planetary surface after early very large impact events, and suggest that such a re-seeding scenario on a planetary surface is possible with diverse organisms,” the researchers report."

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Thanks, 01101001!!!
You gave it a better treatment than I could have.

I think it's safe to link to. Once again, with the full magazine article title, that's:

Astrobiology Magazine: Life Falling Back to Earth

(I think I can even use that longer title in this forum article title; the only trouble was using it for a forum topic title. Still can't fathom what the problem was.)

Hey, I wouldn't mind if I nice beef steak fell onto my barbecue. I'll hope it, if it would help.
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This actually seems like a possibly testable idea. After major impacts might microflora perhaps local to the impact event end up with a global distribution. A mechanism for dispersion and faunal turn over in the wake of an impact extinction event.
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