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Articles tagged: life on Earth

  • Cassini, Enceladus, plumes October 2018 Looking for life on Enceladus with IceMole

    ... planetary exploration is planetary protection, i.e. the need to not contaminate any possible habitable environments with microbial life from Earth. This is of great concern as, unfortunately, scientists have found that there are microbes that can...

    • Cassini
    • Enceladus
    • plumes
    Authors: Kostas Konstantinidis    
  • Harwell Campus, space innovation, space technology cross-over January 2020 Collaborating to harness space innovation in healthcare

    ... about tackling issues and unveiling patterns in outer space – but today it’s very much becoming a tool to improve life here on Earth. For example, earlier this year the UK Space Agency granted Adaptix £1 million in funding to develop a pioneering...

    • Harwell Campus
    • space innovation
    • space technology cross-over
    Authors: Barbara Ghinelli    
  • Earth-like planets, exoplanets, planet characterisation, SETI November 2020 The alien hunter’s field manual

    ... indicates, according to the key innovations that occurred for life on Earth which we expect to be generic. Our candidate list is the origin of life, photosynthesis, multicellularity, and technological civilization. The ExoLife Finder (ELF) telescope...

    • Earth-like planets
    • exoplanets
    • planet characterisation
    • SETI
    Authors: Joseph Silk     McCullen Sandora    
  • Astrotopia, Mary-Jane Rubenstein, space ethics, Terraforming Mars April 2024 Terraformal dreaming

    ...Well, it turns out that the same processes currently destroying life on Earth might actually create it on Mars. At least, that... itself. If some cataclysmic event was to wipe out life on Earth, they reason, everything worth anything would be gone. ...

    • Astrotopia
    • Mary-Jane Rubenstein
    • space ethics
    • Terraforming Mars
    Authors: Mary-Jane Rubenstein    
  • abiogenesis zone, Kepler 452b, plate tectonics, stagnant lid planets, ultraviolet (UV) light 03 August 2018 Plate tectonics not needed for life, but UV light is

    ... (MRC LMB) have identified a group of planets where the same chemical conditions that may have led to life on Earth exist. The type of light is ultraviolet (UV) light - the wavelength of light that burns your skin if you don...

    • abiogenesis zone
    • Kepler 452b
    • plate tectonics
    • stagnant lid planets
    • ultraviolet (UV) light
  • Life on other planets, mars, microbial life, Venera 13, Venus 20 November 2019 Insects on Mars, fungi on Venus. Evidence is presented for life on our neighbouring planets

    ... 13 took before succumbing to its quick demise. Joseph, who is an advocate of directed panspermia – a hypothesis which suggests that life on Earth did not originate on our planet, but was transported here from somewhere else in the Universe – says...

    • Life on other planets
    • mars
    • microbial life
    • Venera 13
    • Venus
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