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Or does their have to be a certain criteria on what has to be to count as life being on it? (ex. They must survive on it unarmoured.)
Was there technically life on the Moon when Humans landed on it?
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I mean, yeah? But that's kind of reductive
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Sure. Just not intelligent life.
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Tourists from Earth don't count.
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Alien life 
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of course, there were "living beings", but in the abstract sense, they were not "life".
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Temporarily
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Yeah, I'm sure there were plenty of living things on and around the sound stage where they filmed the Moon Landing, and nobody but the actors were wearing space suits.
California is full of bugs and parasites and lizards and shit.
California is full of bugs and parasites and lizards and shit.
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There may have been a tribe of slugs there from 1165 to 1965 that looked exactly like bananas.
you can't disprove they weren't there during that time
you can't disprove they weren't there during that time
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Humans never landed on it.