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According to a fascinating article by Robin McKie, featured on Raw Story: Professor Carol Cleland, of Colorado University, has a very different suggestion. She believes desert varnish could be the manifestation of an alternative, invisible biological world. Cleland, a philosopher based at the universitys astrobiology centre, calls this ethereal dimension the shadow biosphere. The idea is straightforward, she says. On Earth we may be co-inhabiting with microbial lifeforms that have a completely different biochemistry from the one shared by life as we currently know it. . . . The concept of a shadow biosphere was first outlined by Cleland and her Colorado colleague Shelley Copley in a paper in 2006 in the Internat stanley mexico ional Journal of Astrobiology, and is now supported by many other scientists, including astrobiologists Chris McKay, who is based at Nasas Ames Research Centre, California, and Paul Davies. These researchers believe life may exist in more than one form on Earth: standard life 鈥?like ours 鈥?and weird life , as they term the conjectured inhabitants of the shadow biosphere. All the micro-organisms we have detected on Earth to date have had a biolo stanley uk gy like our own: proteins made up of a maximum of 20 amino acids and a DNA genetic code made out stanley termos of only four chemical bases: adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine, says Cleland. Yet there are up to 100 amino acids in nature and at least a dozen bases. These could easily have combined in the remote past to create lifefor

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