Exoplanets and Astrobiology

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On 24 Jan 2022, the James Webb telescope arrived at its destination and will aid in the discovery of exoplanets. NASA Astrobiology's Baruch S. Blumberg was the discoverer of the Australian antigen of hepatitis B virus.

Baruch S. Blumberg
'...."I think it's fair to say that Barry prevented more cancer deaths than any person who has ever lived." '

NASA Astrobiology
 
The James Webb telescope's reflector is made from polyimide, and this material is also used for screening and early detection of melanoma.

Dec 2021 Wearable Melanoma Screening

Reminiscent of the Very Large Array radiotelescope in New Mexico, is the same material used in a
100 Electrode Intracortical Array
 
We'll be comparing chemistry that substitutes nitrogen for oxygen in comparison with imides (James Webb telescope reflector material), and imines/iminosugars (anti-maturation chemistry against hepatitis B virus).

Any search for exoplanets must consider their early chemistry. That chemistry will implicate the Miller-Urey experiment.

Miller-Urey Experiment
 
Because gaseous iron is a search parameter for exoplanets, ferryl oxygen also links to transferrin (iron metabolism) differences in Homo sapiens.

(1966) A Chemical Difference between Human Transferrins B2 and C

Jan 2021 Lactoferrin / SARS-CoV-2 / Immune Modulation

In 1963 Blumberg et al published on transferrin. A controversy followed.

1963 Blumberg BS, et al / Transferrin

This is Blumberg et al's response to the controversy:

1974 Use of Ranked Migration Estimates for Detecting Natural Selection
'....The hypothesis was made that the same results would be obtained in another American black population living in the same general area, and this was tested as described.
Ref. 2. Caucasian Genes in American Negroes
Ref. 3. Loci Differentially Affected by Selection in Two American Black Populations.'

There are inherent Homo sapiens differences apart from sociographic, educational and economic parameters. In a vettting process, this inherent genetics may affect selection of physiologies for Lunar or Mars habitation.
 
Blumberg worked with iron nutrition in cancer, linking Astrovirology.

1988 Fox Chase Cancer Center / Iron Nutrition and Tumor Growth
'....mammary adenocarcinoma....'

Learning From Space: Breast Cancer Cells in Microgravity
 
The retrieval of the C. elegans was successful, as reported in 2005:

Blumberg et al / Space Shuttle Columbia / Interplanetary Transfer of Life
'....hardware that contained our experiment was found.'
 
Ariel Space Mission will allow amateurs to assist with 1,000 exoplanet targets.

Ariel

Amateurs can assist with their own small telescopes:

Exoclock Project

A Super Neputne's size makes it more reliable for examining the atmosphere during transit times.

13 Jan 2022 NASA Discovery Alert: Water Vapor Detected on a Super Neptune
 
The chemistry of the polyimide reflector used in the James Webb telescope, which will be trained on TOI-674 B compares with the iminosugar NASA Astrobiology's Baruch S. Blumberg called a "sugar decoy" to prevent maturation of the cancer-causing hepatitis B virus:

Imide

Imine

Iminosugar

Nitrogens are substituted for the oxygens in the iminosugar which is then attached to the natural mulberry antibiotic deoxynojirimycin, a compound produced in the tree at first frost as the tree goes into dormancy to protect it from invading pathogens. The James Webb telescope will also operate at low temperatures.
 
As far as is known, amateurs will be able to help by using their own equipment to monitor ephemerides of one of the 1,000 exoplanet targets without actually seeing the object.
 
James Webb telescope may be operating within 6 months. This is a very informative page on exoplanets in general, and for the Trappist 1 system, discovered in 2017:

 
As the reader can tell from the videos, the third and fourth planet of Trappist 1 system are temperate and may be "Ocean Worlds."
 
We have already posted on cancer-causing viruses that attack the liver and what NASA Astrobiology director did about it. For exoplanets that implicate iron, there will be a vetting process for those planning the trip, and the genetics of transferrin already posted to this thread.

Microgravity and Iron Metabolism
'....hepatic iron store was not affected....'
 
From Angers, France, a 2011 report on dry immersion introduces the trajectory for medical-genetic implications:

Dry Immersion / Microgravity
'....L'immersion seche, qui est un modele au sol de conditions prolongees de microgravite, est largement utilisee en Russie mais moins connue ailleurs.
Sukhoe progruzhenie, predstavlavliaiushchee soboi nazemnyi metod dlitel'nykh mikrogravitsii, shiroko ispol'zuetsia v Rossii, no menee izvestno v drugikh stranakh.
Dry immersion, which is a ground-based model of prolonged conditions of microgravity, is widely used in Russia but less well known elsewhere.'
 
As the polyimide (post #2) goes out into Space On the James Webb telescope, so too Russian polyimides go into the cancer cell. Note that polyethyleneglycol (anti-freeze) is also used in SARS-CoV-2 vaccines:

Russia / Cancer Targeting with Polyimides
 

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