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Oxygen Gas, Methane, and Water on Comet 67P Have Learnings for Early Earth Life
James Sullivan talks here about the Comet 67P and the gaseous oxygen (unusual) and other findings on it that have learnings for us regarding the beginning of life on our planet.
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