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SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 Flight Into Space ONTARIO TODAY How can scientists judge whether life is likely on other planets? One method is to examine the chemical nature of life and then to consider whether such a chem- ical nature could exist in the differing con- ditions of the other planets. All forms of life on this Earth depend on the carbon atom. The pictures above are of an amoeba--amicroscopic parasite which is one of the lowest possible forms of animal life. It is continually changing its shape and chemical construc- tion as the carbon atoms continually at- tract and lose atoms of hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen. Carbon atoms can form links with Or no oxygen, and a preponderance of poison gases which one another and with other types of atom far more readily then any other atoms can. In this way they alone can build up the immensely complicated molecules of which living things exist. This complex formation can only take place in a limited temperature range -- and most planets are either too hot or too cold for the process. Moreover, all carbon- life needs a supply of oxygen if it is to have any energy. Most planets have little and some have no water would make life based on the carbon atom unthinkable. Confident Living BY DR. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE Tg has a magic all its own. Really, it's very strange how we overlook the simple truth that if we love peoole and treat them with kindliness, they will love us in return. My family and I have been the guests of a gentle lady, eigthy years old. The life of this woman, however, has been far from serene and tranquil. And her delicate gentility does not blind one to her rugged strength and purpose. Bertha Spafford Vester is one of the oldest resident of Jerusalem, Jordan, one of the best known, and admittedly the best loved. 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