Leonid storm live on internet, as seen from the ARIA aircraft by a high definition TV camera.
Video of the Leonid meteor shower Japanese pop duo Aquamarine sing a song about the Leonid meteor shower. A range of findings, reported by an international team of NASA-led scientists, provide support for panspermia , which holds that life on Earth did not spring up spontaneously out of some primordial soup, but was instead seeded from space. The studies were published in a November 14 special edition of the Netherlands journal Earth, Moon and Planets . Sowing the seeds The idea that the seeds of life, or life itself, constantly fall from space is the central idea of panspermia. This idea that the evolution of life has been tied to space is one thathas been growing stronger and stronger.