good podcast episode...(96 bags of human poop on moon..could cause next life evolution)

[dasari]

https://art19.com/shows/today-explained/episodes/c47ed5eb-eb3b-4ef8-9f6a-3d7ca5f67174/

[kevinUsa]

Awesome 

[jpismahatma]

Radiation effect too much . I doubt.. poop will become paper

[dasari]

6 hours ago, jpismahatma said:

Radiation effect too much . I doubt.. poop will become paper

This would give you answer...

 

https://helix.northwestern.edu/article/origin-life-panspermia-theory

Small portion from above link

To address this question, scientists at the German Aerospace Centre in Cologne designed experiments using the Russian FOTON satellite. They mixed bacterial spores with particles of clay, red sandstone, Martian meteorite or simulated Martian soil to make small lumps a centimeter across. The lumps were then exposed via the satellite to outer space. After two weeks of exposure, researchers found that nearly all of the bacterial spores mixed with red sandstone were able to survive. Another study showed that bacterial spores could survive the extreme conditions of outer space for six years if they were protected from extraterrestrial solar UV radiation. This would be possible if the spores traveled within comets or meteorites.