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| − | [[A-life]], or [[life]] without life, is a term used to indicate a [[lifeform]] that does not fit existing definitions for [[life]]. Some scientists have proposed that before current, conventional life arose, A-life might have existed. | + | [[A-life]], or [[life]] without life, is a term used to indicate a [[lifeform]] that does not fit existing definitions for [[life]]. Some scientists have proposed that before current, conventional life arose, A-life might have existed. Some think it might still exist, possibly hidden in the nebulae, oorts, or among the dark matter. |
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Revision as of 14:32, 6 February 2017
A-life, or life without life, is a term used to indicate a lifeform that does not fit existing definitions for life. Some scientists have proposed that before current, conventional life arose, A-life might have existed. Some think it might still exist, possibly hidden in the nebulae, oorts, or among the dark matter.
Overview
- Exotic life
- Machine life theorized
- Nonbaryonic lifeforms
- Sometimes used to indicate artificial life.
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- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science