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No doubt also, some of the falls are

chance, then it still explains only a very of the total number of reported falls. Until the Rocket-Age's attempts to

regard to that Space. Earth was the navel of the Cosmos, and about which everything turned. The moon and the planets and the stars were hung in the sky for Earth's sake, and between all the bodies outside of Earth's atmosphere was this great empty Space, in which was to be found - absolutely nothing. But the rockets told another story. It had been

that Space is not empty. Among other things, dust has been registered. And it has become dusty in the space-capsule when the capsule door has stood open. It is proven also, that certain chemical reactions can, in the course of a few seconds, form solid matter (Einstein). As all the planets are born in the Cosmos, this means to say that the same elements or units which make up the "creation" are to be found in invisible form in this so-called empty Space. It "only" needs the right chemical reaction to take place for the whole to take solid form and to build up as planets, comets, meteorites or for that matter, as many other things. It is therefore quite plain to see that science can, and must, soon add a new chapter to that book about the "factual" conditions in Space, which it is writing at this time. In this "book" it will be stated that under certain conditions, solid matter in empty Space

And it will be enormously difficult - yes, almost impossible, - to differentiate between remains of solid bodies, such as planets, comets or asteroids, and what is produced by some other means. One might point to evidence that this just will not do, because bacteria are gathered up from anywhere in the Cosmos. For example, during its journey through space, trailed behind itself a long tail of dust and bacteria. This bacteria are caught up at some time or another by other heavenly bodies, in the same manner that we collect dust and bacteria from other worlds. In fact, we need not go to all the great amount of trouble that we do, to sterilize the space-ships and probes which are to be sent up; - our bacteria has long been present on our sister planets and many 137 other planets, just as "their bacteria" have long, long while living with us. Thus there exists great unexplored areas of research with which science can come to grips and learn from; and when, finally, these are explained, the next natural step will be to learn how one can come to live without being "infected" by bacteria. We are on the way; but for a while yet we shall be "infected" by bacteria, and believe that we can "infect" our sister planets' inhabitants with our bacteria. For a while yet we shall only find meteorites or asteroids, and ice which falls from the toilet-systems of airplanes. October 1966. Here, in a report just received from the United States, is an important break-through into the area of research mentioned in the afore-going article. With precision timing, we now perceive that "- through

which are dense enough to be attracted to a planet -". From: Los Angeles "Herald-Examiner", Sunday, January 22nd 1967. »L. A. Man finds Life in Space« THERE IS LIFE IN SPACE! Chlorophyll, key compound of life on earth, exists abundantly in outer space. These findings have been reported to a gathering of experts on Astronomy and Biodynamics meeting at the University of California at Berkeley by Dr. Fred Johnson of Electro-Optical Systems in Pasadena. Based on his findings, Dr. Johnson told the Berkeley colloquium the possibility that man is not alone in the universe is excellent. The physicist, astronomer and biochemist told the Berkeley sessions, which opened Friday, that after 13 years of research he had been able to identify interstellar dust and had found it is composed largely of the solid molecular substance chlorophyll and

"There is no reason to believe that we on this planet are unique", Dr. Johnson told the Herald- Examiner. "There is very good evidence, on the other hand, that there may be similar forms of life throughout the universe". Dr. Johnson reported that although interstellar dust is very small with each grain having an average density of 10 to 25 grams per cubic centimeter, he speculates that through condensation this dust eventually forms meteorites which are dense enough to be attracted to a planet. SIMPLE PLANTS. These meteorites, he said, then deposit the life substance chlorophyll and, as on earth, undergo the