Scientists found good evidence of life on other planets

Experts discovered the “best evidence” of the existence of aliens. Daily Mail confirmed that asteroid Benn contains life blocks.

In 2020, the NASA spacecraft took an example of an asteroid called Banna as part of a complex mission that took place at a distance of more than 321 million km. After returning to the world, scientists sent samples of dust to the laboratory around the world, including England for analysis.

The study showed that the scars of dust contain minerals that are very important for life and initiated chemical processes that lead to the emergence of productive and prosperous lands. Experts argue that this is the most convincing evidence that the life stones we know have been distributed along the solar system and have existed for billions of years.

It is assumed that it is part of a long damp salt world that emerges in the dawn of Banna’s solar system. The organic material set in the example occurs. All of these have five nitrogen base – molecules required for the construction of DNA and RNA, as well as amino acids that form proteins.

Professor Sarah Russell of the Nature History Museum was one of the scientists who read ancient dust from an asteroid. He said: “One of the interesting things we discover that there are a series of salt. Sodium chloride and phosphate and carbonates, which we add to our direction, include many other salt. In fact, we believe that they create salt water that may be underground in an asteroid.

The expert added that such salty fluid would be an ideal place to create organic molecules. “And there would be millions of asteroids like Benn in the early solar system, so all these materials that can be used for life can be really important.”

Previously, astronomers caught a foreign signal from a distant galaxy. Read here.