NASA has a bad habit of getting the world excited about an announcement concerning ET life and then firing a dud. A fizzle. Much ado about almost nothing.
Remember the big announcement about life found in meteorites from Mars? Turned out it was tiny things that could have been the remains of microbial life, but could also be naturally forming inorganic rock thingies.
Here we go again. A huge mystery announcement coming on Thursday about ET life! Turned out to be nothing of the sort.
NASA, please get a clue.
Here's the source material if you're even interested...
Astrobiologists: Deadly arsenic breathes life into organisms
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