Titlebook: Astrobiological Neurosystems; Rise and Fall of Int Jerry L. Cranford Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Alternati

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Erwin Piechatzek,Eva-Maria Kaufmann last part of the twentieth century totally changed mankind’s thoughts about how common life, and especially intelligent life, may be in the universe. Our knowledge of the physical size of our universe suddenly exploded in 1925 when the astronomer Edwin Hubble looked through what was then the larges

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Erwin Piechatzek,Eva-Maria Kaufmannystem”, and compare it with similar or analogous systems that we do not yet know even exist on other worlds would seem to be a totally impossible task. Yet, those of us who call ourselves astrobiologists are now finding that our new science is quickly approaching a critical point when we will need t

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Erwin Piechatzek,Eva-Maria Kaufmannanet, none of us has any knowledge of whether or not intelligent life might be able to evolve on other worlds in the universe. Therefore, I will need to “stay the course” once again in the present chapter and begin by providing the reader with a simplified overview of the only example of how biologi

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