Brains Matter   /     198 โ€“ Luke Steller โ€“ What are the ingredients of life?

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In this episode, I talk to Luke Steller, who is a PhD candidate at the Australian Centre for Astrobiology at the University of New South Wales. I spoke to Luke about: โ€“ Lukeโ€™s background โ€“ How he became interested in astrobiology โ€“ Ancient life on Earth โ€“ How understanding ancient life on Earth influences the [โ€ฆ]

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In this episode, I talk to Luke Steller, who is a PhD candidate at the Australian Centre for Astrobiology at the University of New South Wales. I spoke to Luke about: – Luke’s background – How he became interested in astrobiology –
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2020-12-30 07:41
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In this episode, I talk to Luke Steller, who is a PhD candidate at the Australian Centre for Astrobiology at the University of New South Wales.

I spoke to Luke about:
โ€“ Lukeโ€™s background
โ€“ How he became interested in astrobiology
โ€“ Ancient life on Earth
โ€“ How understanding ancient life on Earth influences the search for life elsewhere
โ€“ Understanding how hot springs are involved in the formation of life
โ€“ Life near deep sea vents
โ€“ What do we think is required to form life?
โ€“ The variability of life
โ€“ The Miller-Urey experiment
โ€“ The origin of life versus habitability
โ€“ What might extraterrestrial life look like?

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