This is actually a problem that space agencies approach already! Any time they’re sending something to potentially life-harbouring locations. I believe that baking it is the standard solution
I’m only guessing here, but I would assume that sampling the output of geysers rather than actually accessing the underground sea also helps with this. It sounds a lot less difficult too, but I imagine that a reduced chance of contaminating the water is an extra benefit
I guess it is especially difficult, as they find basic amino acids or other “proto-organic” material in space… But yeah, I am sure they address this and haven’t just forgotten about it ;)
This is actually a problem that space agencies approach already! Any time they’re sending something to potentially life-harbouring locations. I believe that baking it is the standard solution
I’m only guessing here, but I would assume that sampling the output of geysers rather than actually accessing the underground sea also helps with this. It sounds a lot less difficult too, but I imagine that a reduced chance of contaminating the water is an extra benefit
I guess it is especially difficult, as they find basic amino acids or other “proto-organic” material in space… But yeah, I am sure they address this and haven’t just forgotten about it ;)