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Journal Article
Introduction to the Special Issue - Habitability in the Universe: from the Early Earth to Exoplanets
2016
Overview
Europe is also the base of a flourishing exoplanet research community, building on the first discoveries made by European researchers. [...]after more than two decades of research and discussion European Astrobiology has ‘come of age’ and in 2016 will launch its Astrobiology roadmap (www.astromap.eu) which complements that of NASA (astrobiology.nasa.gov/roadmap) and provides a vision for Europe to be a leader in this still new and emerging discipline. ‘First evidence on the role of heavy ions irradiation of meteorites and formamide in the origin of biomolecules’ and the theoretical analysis on ‘Proton-induced Collisions on Potential Prebiotic Species’ by Bacchus-Montabonel. Planets, Tracing the Transfer, Origin, Preservation, and Evolution of their Reservoirs’ a programme to explore habitability in our solar system http://iuap-planet-topers.oma.be. Since Earth provides our only example of a confirmed inhabited planet, the question of how prebiotic molecules assembled to form self-replicating macromolecular systems and how life itself was then able to evolve are central to Astrobiology.
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Springer Netherlands,Springer Nature B.V,Springer Verlag
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