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Articles tagged: yeast

  • exoplanets, Hubble Space Telescope, hydrogen-rich, The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), yeast 04 May 2020 Exoplanets with hydrogen-rich atmospheres could harbour life

    ... tests on two single-celled microorganisms, escherichia coli and yeast – chosen because they are the standard model organisms used...whose cells have a nucleus enclosed within membranes, like yeast. Prokaryotes on the other hand, like escherichia coli ...

    • exoplanets
    • Hubble Space Telescope
    • hydrogen-rich
    • The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)
    • yeast
  • alcohol, NASA, Space Exploration, space farming, space travel January 2018 Cosmic cocktails and galactic moonshine

    ... would go up on India’s Moon lander, we thought we could combine our hobby with the competition by focusing on the viability of yeast in outer space.” In theory, this experiment might not only help to show the possibility of beer production on the...

    • alcohol
    • NASA
    • Space Exploration
    • space farming
    • space travel
    Authors: Chris Carberry    
  • Chang’e 4 minibiosphere experiment, Plant growth in microgravity, plant growth on the Moon July 2020 Investigations into plant growth on the Moon

    ... Moon, along with fruit fly eggs (Drosophila melanogaster) and some yeast, in an attempt to create a self-sustaining mini biosphere or ecosystem...oxygen for consumption by the fruit flies and the yeast would generate carbon dioxide for intake by the ...

    • Chang’e 4 minibiosphere experiment
    • Plant growth in microgravity
    • plant growth on the Moon
    Authors: Adhithiyan Neduncheran     Funmilola Oluwafemi    
  • acetate, Biohybrid, carbon dioxide, nanowires, Terraforming 01 April 2020 Biohybrid can turn CO2 into new products for use on Mars or Earth

    ... could also be used to produce many other organic products by feeding it to genetically engineered organisms, such as bacteria or yeast. These microorganism’s also benefit from being considerably lighter and easier to transport to Mars than the...

    • acetate
    • Biohybrid
    • carbon dioxide
    • nanowires
    • Terraforming
  • Chang'e 4, cotton seeds 16 January 2019 China grows cotton on the Moon

    ... along with cotton, including, rape, potato and arabidopsis, as well as eggs of the fruit fly and some yeast, to form a simple mini biosphere. Recently received images sent back by the probe showed that a cotton sprout...

    • Chang'e 4
    • cotton seeds

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