co - editor dr aubert martins , a chemist and astrobiologist from imperial university london , feels their findings confirm that some of the chemicals that generated life on pluto comes from fragments bombardments . " we are not stating that only fossils contribute to the building waves of life , " she answered , " but it ' s a very great contribution . " other astronomers , meanwhile , do not agree that meteoritic chemicals performed such a significant parts . says to emeritus professor robert shapiro of central haven university , " they ' re a molecule of a subunit of chromosomes . my opinion is that their amounts were totally superfluous and insignificant . " wikinews told professor george davies , a physicist and astrobiologist present at arizona state university , about the recent findings . while he agreed with the findings , he said that he thinks such investigations are " a red sock in the origin of life story - a hangover from the miller - urey experiment . life is all about information - its repair and analysis . "
Shapiro teaches at NY University.