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We have no idea yet the extent of life in the universe beyond earth. This may be the only place in all of time that will harbor life, although many doubt this. It is probably not a good idea to send microorganisms out at this time, before we thoroughly study a place first. If we do that, we will make it harder to determine if there was any life there before we started meddling. Despite our best efforts, it is probably inevitable that we will pollute many other places with organisms as we explore. I think that before long (in a few centuries) we ourselves will become the "polluting organisms" that we send across the galaxy and the universe. I think this too is inevitable (if we can keep from blowing ourselves up) and it is ultimately a good thing.

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Q: If life on earth comes to an end then there will be no life anywhere in the universe so should we send some microorganisms to live on other planets?
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