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Hydro-Gravitational-Dynamics Cosmology supports Hoyle/Wickramasinghe panspermia and an extraterrestrial origin of life at 2-8 million years

Richard Hoover (2011) claims that three carbonaceous meteorites he and his astrobiology team have examined at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center show strong evidence of extraterrestrial cyanobacterial life. His claim is supported by a tediously careful Journal of Cosmology peer review process and the present set of commentaries reflecting a wide range of viewpoints. It is hereby also supported by the two founders of hydrogravitational-dynamics cosmology (Gibson 1996, Schild 1996). Hoover’s claim is, however, contradicted by the standard “concordance” ΛCDMHC cosmology. Whether or not Hoover’s claim is true depends on which cosmology is correct, since HGD and NASA-CDM cosmologies reach opposite conclusions about the formation of life. Timelines for life formation by HGD versus ΛCDMHC are compared in Figure 1.