Brig Klyce

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Brig Klyce is the originator of the cosmic ancestry theory, currently the most actively debated and researched version of panspermia. Cosmic ancestry incorporates strong panspermia, the theory of Gaia and the premise that life has always existed.

Klyce received his bachelor's degree in architecture from the University of Tennessee in 1975. He retired from the textile rental industry in 1995 to pursue research full-time.

He has actively maintained the Cosmic Ancestry website, which contains a large amount of information about his theory. He published Fred Hoyle's monograph Mathematics of Evolution, which investigates theoretical problems with evolution via natural selection, in 1999.