Life on other planets -- what re the possibilities? Flying saucers, Oct. 1966:
8-ll.
Summary of current scientific data on the pos~ibility o! intelligent life on
other planets in our solar system. Reprinted from the BUFORA (England)
Journal and Bulletin.
Lighthall, W. D. The law of cosmic evolutionary adaptation: an interpretation of
recent thought. Transadions of the Royal Society of Canada, se1.·. 3, v. 34,
sec, 2, 1940: 135-141.
Li~e nothing 0:1 earth. Lamp, v. 44, Summer 1962: 16-21.
In 196ls scientists at Esso Research and Engineering Co. and at Fordham and
New York i:niversities, working in collaboration, found within a tiny fragment
of the Ori;ueil meteorite chemical indications of the existence c;f life. They
also found fr"'""~'"'lts which they believ" 1 '"" fossilized remnants of liY i.ng
things in fragments of this and three other carbonaceous meteorites that had
fallen at different times and places. This is postulated !ls strong evidence
that elsewhere in our solar system life exists or has existed.
Limits of organic life in our solar system. Amerir.an review of reviews, v. 43,
Feb. um: 242-243.
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Lonnqvist, C. Manniskan pa Varldsteatem. Stockholm, Ljus, AB, 1947. 218 p.
Discussion of the possibility of intelli.gent life on ether worlds,
McColley, Grant,and H. W. Miller Saint Bonaventure, Francis Mayron, William
Vorilong and the doctrir.e of a plurality of worlds. Speculum, v. 12,
July 1937: 386-389.
Menzel, Donald. The universe in action. Birmingham, Ala., The Rushton i.ecture
Foundation, 1962. 71 p.
Discussion of the universe as it was, is now, and will be in the far distant
future through evolution. The belief is expressed that life, even human or
superhuman, may exist in millions of places in the universe.
Moffat, Samuel and Elie A. Shneour. Life beyond the earth. Epilogue by Joshua
Lederberg. New York, Scholastic Book :Services, 1965. 156 p.
Non-technical discussion of rrile of exobiology in search for life in the universe
and in first contact with extraterrestr~al civilization.
Moore, Patrick. The worlds around us. New York, Ai.Jelard-Schuman, 1956.
157 p.
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