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The Human Genome Has Been Stored On An Everlasting Memory Crystal

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Microorganisms Can Travel Vast Distances In Earth’s Troposphere

Microbiology & Virology

Microorganisms Can Travel Vast Distances In Earth’s Troposphere

Planetary Protection: Extremophilic Bacteria Isolated from the NASA Phoenix Mission Spacecraft Assembly Cleanrooms

Planetary Protection & Biosafety

Planetary Protection: Extremophilic Bacteria Isolated from the NASA Phoenix Mission Spacecraft Assembly Cleanrooms

High-pressure Torsion Processing Of Serine And Glutamic Acid: Understanding Mechanochemical Behavior Of Amino Acids Under Astronomical Impacts

Astrochemistry

High-pressure Torsion Processing Of Serine And Glutamic Acid: Understanding Mechanochemical Behavior Of Amino Acids Under Astronomical Impacts

Researchers Have Identified The Craters Where The Majority Of Martian Meteorites Most Likely Originate

Mars

Researchers Have Identified The Craters Where The Majority Of Martian Meteorites Most Likely Originate

Securing Earth’s Biodiversity – On The Moon

Gaia - Planetary Perspectives

Securing Earth’s Biodiversity – On The Moon

Survival Of Microorganisms During Two-year Exposure Outside The International Space Station

Microbiology & Virology

Survival Of Microorganisms During Two-year Exposure Outside The International Space Station

NASA Delays Proposal Due Date For ROSES-24 C.15 Planetary Protection Research

Planetary Protection & Biosafety

NASA Delays Proposal Due Date For ROSES-24 C.15 Planetary Protection Research

Airborne Microbial Communities at High-Altitude and Suburban Sites in Toyama, Japan Suggest a New Perspective for Bioprospecting

Microbiology & Virology

Airborne Microbial Communities at High-Altitude and Suburban Sites in Toyama, Japan Suggest a New Perspective for Bioprospecting

In 2008 A NASA/SETI Away Team Found A Freshly Fallen Piece Of Asteroid 2008TC#

Meteorites & Asteroids

In 2008 A NASA/SETI Away Team Found A Freshly Fallen Piece Of Asteroid 2008TC#

Dust storm-driven Dispersal of Potential Pathogens and Antimicrobial Resistance Genes In The Eastern Mediterranean

Atmospheres, Climate, Weather

Dust storm-driven Dispersal of Potential Pathogens and Antimicrobial Resistance Genes In The Eastern Mediterranean

The COSPAR Planetary Protection Policy for Missions to Icy Worlds: A Review of History, Current Scientific Knowledge, And Future Directions

Planetary Protection & Biosafety

The COSPAR Planetary Protection Policy for Missions to Icy Worlds: A Review of History, Current Scientific Knowledge, And Future Directions

Searching For Jupiter And Saturn Analog Planets With Potential Icy Exomoons — A Panspermia Perspective

Panspermia

Searching For Jupiter And Saturn Analog Planets With Potential Icy Exomoons — A Panspermia Perspective

A Comparative Ultrastructure Study of the Tardigrade Ramazzottius varieornatus In The Hydrated State, After Desiccation and During the Process of Rehydration

Biophysics

A Comparative Ultrastructure Study of the Tardigrade Ramazzottius varieornatus In The Hydrated State, After Desiccation and During the Process of Rehydration

Sulfur Molecules From Space Seeded Early Life On Earth

Astrochemistry

Sulfur Molecules From Space Seeded Early Life On Earth

On The Origin Of Infrared Bands Attributed To Tryptophan In Spitzer Observations Of IC 348

Astrochemistry

On The Origin Of Infrared Bands Attributed To Tryptophan In Spitzer Observations Of IC 348

Do We Have Cosmic Dust To Thank For Life On Earth?

Astrochemistry

Do We Have Cosmic Dust To Thank For Life On Earth?

The Cosmic Fertiliser That Fuelled The Origins Of Life

Astrochemistry

The Cosmic Fertiliser That Fuelled The Origins Of Life

Cosmic Dust Fertilization Of Glacial Prebiotic Chemistry On Early Earth

Astrochemistry

Cosmic Dust Fertilization Of Glacial Prebiotic Chemistry On Early Earth

Molecular Repertoire Of Deinococcus Radiodurans After 1 Year Of Exposure Outside The International Space Station Within The Tanpopo Mission

Extremeophiles and Extreme Environments

Molecular Repertoire Of Deinococcus Radiodurans After 1 Year Of Exposure Outside The International Space Station Within The Tanpopo Mission