[watsisname]

now we need to find grain and hops so we can make moon beer

MOONSHINE

This made my day. 

[headdie]

hmmm, i wonder if it would be possible for anaerobic bacteria to survive

[Thaeris]

If that is even possible, that's got to be some tough stuff. Surviving that level of radiation would be... something else.

[BloodEagle]

And imagine what it would do to your liver. 

[MR_T3D]

If that is even possible, that's got to be some tough stuff. Surviving that level of radiation would be... something else.

if fallout 3's taught you anything, its that you'd gain a random perk from the radiation.
the 1st time
if doing that one quest.
 

[NGTM-1R]

hmmm, i wonder if it would be possible for anaerobic bacteria to survive

Probably. However it has to get there first.

[headdie]

hmmm, i wonder if it would be possible for anaerobic bacteria to survive

Probably. However it has to get there first.

True, but how do we know terrestrial bacteria haven't already arrived though the many crewed and non-crewed missions already made?

[NGTM-1R]

Mostly because such bacteria is very specialized, and wouldn't have survived the trip, or for that matter the storage before the trip.

[Thaeris]

There's imaginably been countless discussions pertaining to how celestial bodies are "seeded" with bacteria through smaller celestial bodies crashing into them. Given that case, it's possible the Earth gains new life forms on an... perhaps irregular basis. Such postulates have also went on to explain that is is perhaps how new diseases enter the environment.