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i am not here by mistake.
Is it crazy talk to assume that space with it's infinate galaxies and universes resemble that of our own biology. Lets just pretend that the planets are cells obviously made up of there own materials and space between is interstitial, such as our interstitial fluid. Our cells have permeability to either specific or non-specific things. Such as these rocks/ gas masses may be permeable to whatever is out there with affinity towards it, if any. Would it then be wise to say that within our own physiological processes we may understand how other systems out there work. Do we add these concepts to physics, astronomy, ec. ec.