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Articles tagged: microorganisms

  • greenhouse, plants, Tsiolkovsky, zero gravity May 2017 Growing plants without gravity

    ...mizuna plants showed a lack of disease-causing microorganisms on mizuna leaves in spaceflight and analysis of ...of the mizuna plant. The average amount of aerophilous microorganisms corresponded to the normal amounts recommended for nutrition with ...

    • greenhouse
    • plants
    • Tsiolkovsky
    • zero gravity
    Authors: Igor G. Podolskiy     Margarita A. Levinskikh     Vladimir N. Sychev    
  • Elon Musk, mars, NASA, space colony August 2017 Planning for health, sex and sleep on a future Mars colony

    ... alters the virulence of some pathogens; consequently, colonists may be susceptible to infection from their own microbiomes, the microorganisms that typically exist within the body. Given the close quarters in which the colonists would have...

    • Elon Musk
    • mars
    • NASA
    • space colony
    Authors: Kris Lehnhardt     William West    
  • Boulby Mines, cyanobacteria, ExoMars, Raman spectroscopy, scytonemin 28 September 2016 Yorkshire mines to help shed light on life on Mars

    ...as cyanobacteria to shield itself from ultraviolet radiation. If scytonemin is found on Mars it could be an indication that the microorganism was present at some point in the Red Planet’s history. Peter is investigating the optimal performance of the...

    • Boulby Mines
    • cyanobacteria
    • ExoMars
    • Raman spectroscopy
    • scytonemin
  • Archaean, M. sedula, Metallosphaera sedula, meteorites, prokaryote 09 December 2019 Metal-loving microbe prefers eating meteorites than earth rocks

    ...of discovery in Northwest Africa, to see if the microorganism had the same unquenchable appetite. The result, noted ...-fitness seems to be more beneficial for this ancient microorganism than a diet on terrestrial mineral sources," says Milojevic...

    • Archaean
    • M. sedula
    • Metallosphaera sedula
    • meteorites
    • prokaryote
  • Christopher Newman, COSPAR, Planetary protection policy, space ethics June 2015 The new space ethics: COSPAR, Planetary Protection and beyond

    ... the threat posed to alien environments from Earth-bound contaminants and the threat from extra-terrestrial microorganisms to the Earth, is an area that has been the subject of much discussion. A consensus has emerged via the...

    • Christopher Newman
    • COSPAR
    • Planetary protection policy
    • space ethics
    Authors: Christopher J. Newman    
  • Article, Igor Ashurbeyli, space threats, URBOCOP September 2016 URBOCOP: saving planet Earth

    ... Earth’s atmosphere. Cosmic rays from novas, supernovas and even pulsars. A potential danger of Earth being infected by microorganisms from inside meteors and other small celestial bodies that reach our planet’s surface. The threats...

    • Article
    • Igor Ashurbeyli
    • space threats
    • URBOCOP
    Authors: Igor Ashurbeyli    
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