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Published 2 days ago · The New York Times · Updated Yesterday

Could Alien Life Thrive in Sulfuric Acid Instead of Water?

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Best known for dissolving bodies in bathtubs, sulfuric acid has the potential to be the elixir of life on other worlds.

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Best known for dissolving bodies in bathtubs, sulfuric acid has the potential to be the elixir of life on other worlds.

By Natalie Wolchover · Nov 10, 2026, 10:00 AM UTC

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Could Alien Life Thrive in Sulfuric Acid Instead of Water?
Best known for dissolving bodies in bathtubs, sulfuric acid has the potential to be the elixir of life on other worlds.
2 days ago · nytimes.com · You are reading this one

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Last Updated: Yesterday
Bias Distribution: 100% Left

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