organic film that covers the surface of sporadic planets close enough to a heat source that chemical reactions are stimulated?
Yes we are aware but that is the product of a few hundred years of evolution on a planet that is fortunate enough to be relatively stable for a couple billion years..
No, because for all anyone knows right now life as an organic process could exist in the watery or eutectic melt mantle of a body quite distant from a star, perhaps heated by tidal forces from its primary, even a brown dwarf, or possibly in nebulae or protoplanetary discs, and this is in any case the life we know about - a single example. I don
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