@BudCharles (View Post)
There are life forms on earth that require next to no water... they are considered extreme life forms.
there are life forms (little beetle like bugs) on earth that can survive in space for 120 years... no water, no light, no food, and a complete exterior vacuum.

@The-Con (View Post)
I live on Enahtem. It is very cold compared to boiling Earth. We are just the right temperature for liquid methane. Hmm.....
thinking of that..... I'm thirsty.... I'll get a drink of methane.

hehe... I think that is the planet that you could breathe on for 4 minutes and stay alive... for 4 minutes.

@The-Con (View Post)
Oh, but I breathe methane too!! (Look up Titan, it is similar to my "Enahtem")

@BudCharles (View Post)
I didn't know Australia was on Enahtem... I guess I live there too... where ever I am, I am very cold.

@The-Con (View Post)
Lol, was a joke, but a joke to demonstrate we could be looking for life in the wrong places......
Read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothetical_types_of_biochemistry

@BudCharles (View Post)
Yes... I know you were joking.. lol
But i have seen all (an over exaggeration) of the documentaries on anything in space... including life.
Logic tells me that life can exist where ever there is a liquid solvent.

@The-Con (View Post)
Aha, and maybe, as a dust in plasma, in a vacuum... read the whole article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothetical_types_of_biochemistry

I don't really want to read 7628 words. I can't really use logic to tell where life can exist, because My logic has been wrong before.

@The-Con (View Post)
Awwww....... I read it. But okay, just read the titles of the sections. It'll give you an idea.