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What best describes you?: Student, Scientist, Science enthusiast, Grad Student

Main Affiliation: FINDING EVIDENCES OF LIFE ON OTHER PLANETS

About Me: I AM A GRAD STUDENT LOOKING TO DO A PhD IN PLANETARY SCIENCE , I WOULD REALLY LOVE TO GO SOMEDAY ON ANY PLANET AND WOULD LIKE TO STUDY ITS ORIGIN AND ANY TRACES OF LIFE IT HAD PREVIOUSLY .

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At 1:27pm on March 15, 2019, Timothy White said…: Good day ,

How is everything with you, my name is Timothy White, I picked interest on you after going through your short profile and demand it necessary to write you immediately. I have something very important to disclose to you concerning your surname that's to say your last name .since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me on:(timothy_white121@yahoo.com) for more details.

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Timothy ,

At 5:26am on August 28, 2018, ExpertRoberto La Greca said…: Hello Vidhesh, there are many opportunities and you can check this link

http://saganet.org/page/resources

You can find many universities and istitutes that works in astrobiology fields.

The fields are many so I suggest you to check every single university like that you can see the phd offers and surely find the phd which can fit you very well.

I wish you a good day Videsh. If you want help, I'm Here.

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