Putting organisms on planets without life

If the organisms could survive there.

1 Bacteria that can live in methane fire pits.
1.5 Metanothrophs bacteria that feed on methane
2 Bacteria that can live in very acidic water.

Creating bacteria that could live on certain planets.
-Creating extremophiles

Extra tardigrade(s) that can live without food for 30 years, can survive the vacuum of space and can live in very hot and very cold environments.

If there is water and the water and the temperatures are right maybe you can get algea there. And through photosynthesis algea will produce oxygen if there is carbon dioxide and sunlight.

Extra: Putting a combination of organisms on another planet. This might work best.


And see what happens on the long term. Maybe more complex life will evolve from it. Or maybe the planet will change over thousends of years.


By Jeffrey Koelewijn from Holland
30-march-2018


Update:
Acidophile
Alkaliphile
Anaerobe
Cryptoendolith
Halophile
Hyperthermophile
Hypolith
Lithoautotroph
Metallotolerant
Oligotroph
Osmophile
Piezophile
Polyextremophile
Psychrophile/Cryophile
Radioresistant
Thermophile
Thermoacidophile
Xerophile