Colonising Moon, Mars, Other Planets and Their Satellites - Ravikumar Kurup - Bog

Organ-free mitochondrial network colonies of primates contain information regarding morphogenesis of the organs like the brain, heart, lung, GIT and liver. The archaeal colonies can be integrated with free mitochondrial networks containing stored quantal information about body and organ structure and function and over a period of time the free-mitochondrial networks can infect the archaeal colony and modulate the growth of a new archaeal colony network with a mitochondrial colony component in situ containing information regarding human morphogenesis. These colonies can eventually evolve into humans in other planets and galaxies. A new human species for other planets and satellites called homo galacticus can be evolved.