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For any system to be considered a life form, it must meet the following criteria: 1. It must be able to react to its environment beyond simple physical properties 2. It must be able to regulate its internal environment (Homeostasis) 3. It must be able to maintain it self without outside instruction 4. It must require energy to operate 5. It must be able to, on a population level, reproduce
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