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IF THEY'VE BOTHERED
From the archive, originally posted by: [ spectre ] http://www.youtube.com/v/kNAUR7NQCLA SELF-CLEANING OVEN? http://www.seedmagazine.com/news/uploads/messageweb.jpg http://www.seedmagazine.com/news/20… more →
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The Lechuguilla Cave
metousiosis wrote 1 month ago: This is one of my favorite segments from the BBC series Planet Earth. It’s the Lechuguilla Cav … more →
Intergalactic Weather Channel: Dive into Europa!
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astrofacts wrote 3 months ago: Icy harbor for life? Intergalactic Weather Channel’s cub reporter Timmy Cratchit reports from both t … more →
Extremophiles??
averageguys wrote 4 months ago: Extremophiles challenge everything we thought we knew about the existence of life on Earth. Now, ast … more →
Extremophiles
xsuran wrote 7 months ago: Extremophiles were first discovered just 40 years ago in the hot springs of Yellowstone National Par … more →
who will be the martian champion?
dangblog wrote 7 months ago: I just got my new issue of The Planetary Report, and here’s my own report: This October, a Rus … more →
Alien life
Alexander wrote 7 months ago: I’ve been listening to an extremely interesting 12-part course on the Search for Extraterrestr … more →
Methane on Mars
metousiosis wrote 7 months ago: I recognize that this is relatively dated news at this point, however the topic was a discussion ite … more →
DEEP DATA (EXTRACT) BY ANDY GRACIE
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admin wrote 8 months ago: ENTER festival presents a working prototype from the current state of development of the DEEP DATA p … more →
Amazing: extremophilia in the Great Lakes
daschneider wrote 8 months ago: In addition to everything else, the Great Lakes are also home to some of the most interesting little … more →
Martian Mud Volcanoes May Indicate Life
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Robert Lamb wrote 8 months ago: The Mars Odyssey spacecraft has discovered a curious sight on the red planet’s northern planes … more →
Did ancient extremophiles survive the first apocalypse?
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Robert Lamb wrote 8 months ago: With the threat of nuclear annihilation hanging over their heads, governments, companies and even in … more →
Extremophiles
metousiosis wrote 9 months ago: We continue to find life in the most humanly uninhabitable regions of Earth; places where we once th … more →
Scientists Test Galactic Hop-ons
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Robert Lamb wrote 9 months ago: As much as humans have dreamed of spreading life to other planets, and as central as the notion may … more →
Brief thoughts on global warming
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Seamus wrote 10 months ago: I was in the pub yesterday and the topic of global warming came up. Here are some quick points motiv … more →
The Sole Survivor
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Planetologist wrote 1 year ago: In a previous post I examined whether it’s plausible or not for bacteria to survive inside spa … more →
Once, The Richest Hill in the World; and Now...
theultimaterenaissance wrote 1 year ago: Just outside Butte, Montana lies a pit of greenish poison a mile and a half wide and over a third of … more →
Forgotten nematode experiment
Antony Hall wrote 1 year ago: Rummaging through boxes in my studio i found a lunch box containing the nematode culture my sister g … more →
When your job is to discover microbes and give them names...
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RKA wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Mostafa Elshahed–a graduate of Faculty of Pharmacy, Cairo University (FOPCU), Class of 199 … more →
IF THEY'VE BOTHERED
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spectre wrote 1 year ago: From the archive, originally posted by: [ spectre ] http://www.youtube.com/v/kNAUR7NQCLA SELF-CLEANI … more →
