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Old 11-May-2007, 08:07 PM
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Since the twin Voyager spacecraft flew past Saturn's moon Titan, Scientists have been excited about what its hazy atmosphere can tell us about the earliest days of our own planet. ...

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dose this mean we found life? Dosent organic mean life? So if we found it in another planet then we found life right?
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