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Mileikowsky et al. (2000), Natural Transfer of Viable Microbes in Space 1

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Panspermia

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Peer-reviewed modeling of Mars–Earth lithopanspermia pathways and survival constraints

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Modeling indicates that transfer of shielded viable microbes inside rocks between Mars and Earth is physically plausible under some conditions.

Rare transfer of shielded microbes inside rocks between nearby planets, especially Mars and Earth.
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Viable organisms from elsewhere founded life on Earth.

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A viable organism completed an interplanetary transfer chain and founded a biosphere.

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