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Could life evolve in the vacuum of outer space?

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06-17-2009 5:51 PM 		Reply to: Message 6 by howdoideletethis
06-17-2009 4:59 PM

But would some other type of being, possibly energetic, form in space? Definite energy with a conscience? Possibly using more that just 4 dimensions like "life" here on our earth, which would help to explain why the energy doesn't appear as simply light?
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As Mr Jack said: you need a substrate.
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Energy is just the capacity to do work.
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More than four dimensional life? In say a Calabi—Yau manifold? Then we would never see it.
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Anything else is Star Trek.
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