SPACE SHOCK: Buzz Aldrin’s POO could be the key to ALIEN life

Science website Vox argued faeces is full of life, and bacteria makes up some 50 percent of its mass.

Vox states: “With the Apollo 11 moon landing, we took microbial life on Earth to the most extreme environment it has ever been in. Which means the human faeces — along with bags of urine, food waste, vomit, and other waste in the bags, which also might contain microbial life — on the moon represents a natural, though unintended, experiment.

“The question the experiment will answer: How resilient is life in the face of the brutal environment of the moon?

“And for that matter, if microbes can survive on the moon, can they survive interstellar travel, making them capable of seeding life across the universe, including on places like Mars?”