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Articles tagged: life on Earth

  • basalt, Life on Mars, microorganisms, mid-ocean floor ridges 03 April 2020 Newly discovered organisms in ancient solid rock inspire new search for life

    ... very lucky, because I almost gave up," Suzuki said. As basaltic crusts are not unique to Earth, this finding not only advances our study of life on Earth, but will provide researchers with clues about how they might find...

    • basalt
    • Life on Mars
    • microorganisms
    • mid-ocean floor ridges
  • David Parker, IAC, IAC 2016, Next Generation Plenary 24 August 2016 Future Space Leaders Will Meet at IAC 2016

    ... discuss its results and benefits – not only for deep-space exploration but also for improving life on Earth. A Q&A session will follow the presentations.

    • David Parker
    • IAC
    • IAC 2016
    • Next Generation Plenary
  • 23 September 2024 Artificial Intelligence for Space

    ... exploration, to enable new possibilities for applications and to offer invaluable insights that can profoundly impact our life on Earth”. The extent of this profound revolution remains to be seen, but the authors and contributors should be commended...

  • Rick Tumlinson, Science Beyond Fiction, TEDxESA February 2016 Space – Overcoming Our Limitations

    ... applications are nothing without purpose and ideas. We may very well be the life that will develop in space as we progress and bring life from Earth to other planets Tumlinson states: “To all my friends in the space field, I have to say...

    • Rick Tumlinson
    • Science Beyond Fiction
    • TEDxESA
    Authors: Rick Tumlinson    
  • Article, microorganisms, mould, Russian Academy of Sciences, soyuz August 2016 Long-term spaceflight and microbiological safety issues

    ... Microorganisms’ activity and their role in the circle of life on Earth is well-known. Their inter-relationships with animals and ... was conducted once the transport vehicle came back to Earth, and the following was discovered: the central window and...

    • Article
    • microorganisms
    • mould
    • Russian Academy of Sciences
    • soyuz
    Authors: Elena A. Deshevaya     Natalia D. Novikova     Svetlana V. Poddubko    
  • microgravity November 2016 Microgravity and space research: Bringing the commercial market into focus

    ...manifested payloads are required to have the potential to benefit life on Earth. In Europe there is also the desire to push ...allowed a great diversity of technologies to be brought back to Earth. Though a positive first step with a few innovators and...

    • microgravity
    Authors: Antoine Joly-Battaglini    
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