Contribution of superconductivity to possible interstellar propagation of organic molecules by electromagnetic way

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Sep 2005

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Astrobiology and Planetary Missions. Edited by Hoover, Richard B.; Levin, Gilbert V.; Rozanov, Alexei Y.; Gladstone, G. Randall

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We suggest that organic matter transmission based on diamagnetic expel of superconductor from magnetic fields, force of magnetic levitation, can be responsible for simplest life propagation in outer space. This mechanism can account for discoveries of complex organic molecules in interstellar environment. Survey of literature shows convincingly that generally accepted theories predict superconductivity of some organic molecules and numerous references to experimental data also testify to this possibility. The received results are based on the recent discovery of the superconducting origin of the rings of Saturn made by the author [41, 42].

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