The virtual purple bacteria produced detectable biosignatures, providing astronomers a new data set to inform next-generation telescopes in the search for alien life, like the European Extremely ...

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Life on alien worlds may not be green, like many organisms on Earth, but instead may be purple. Microbes with purple-pigments may be better suited to survive on distant planets.

“So this is why the purple model is also important, because it fills this void that exists for the type of life that could actually thrive on planets around these abundant stars,” she says.

Alien life might be purple. That's the conclusion of a new research paper that suggests that the first life on Earth might have had a lavender hue. In the International Journal of Astrobiology ...

Alien life might be purple. That's the conclusion of a new research paper that suggests that the first life on Earth might have had a lavender hue. In the International Journal of Astrobiology ...

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