Tagish Lake meteor

[Powersurge]

I was just reading in the paper last night at work that a meteor that crashed in Tagish Lake on the BC-Yukon border, back in January of 2000, contained organic material that is older than the Earth's solar system.

This discovery apparently added credence to a theory that life first began to evolve on Earth's thanks to such meteors.

Make's you wonder where this stuff is coming from. Or, with all of this life-building matter being tossed around the universe, how many other ideally situated planets it has taken hold on.

Kinda makes me think of the Master and the Plodex.

[Legerd]

Is this the article?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/story/0,,1961515,00.html

[Mokole]

Organic can mean carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, anything with carbon. Don't mean much to me. When they say amino acids, they mean carbon-nitrogen atoms. To me, some day they'll distinguish between 'organic' and 'living' with new terms.