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Research opportunities on the Space Station [PDF]
Two interdisciplinary facilities that have been proposed for the Space Station, the Gas-Grain Simulation Facility and the Cosmic Dust Collector Facility, are reviewed.
Fogleman, Guy
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Microgravity Particle Research on the Space Station [PDF]
Science questions that could be addressed by a Space Station Microgravity Particle Research Facility for studying small suspended particles were discussed. Characteristics of such a facility were determined.
Mckay, Christopher P. +2 more
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Exobiology and the search for biological signatures on Mars [PDF]
In preparation for a Mars Rover/Sample return mission, the mission goals and objectives must be identified. One of the most important objectives must address exobiology and the question of the possibility of the origin and evolution of life on Mars.
Mancinelli, Rocco L. +1 more
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Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing bibliography with indexes (supplement 297) [PDF]
This bibliography lists 89 reports, articles and other documents introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information system in April ...
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The movement of groundwater through fractured bedrock provides favorable conditions for subsurface microbial life, characterized by constrained flow pathways and distinctive local environmental conditions.
Katrina I. Twing +14 more
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Exobiological prospecting [PDF]
Newton, Emma +3 more
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CRAF Mission: An opportunity for exobiology [PDF]
The Halley missions of 1986 gave us a first, quick glimpse of a comet nucleus and the first in situ measurements of cometary gas and dust. Many of our basic ideas about cometary nuclei were confirmed while a number of startling new discoveries were also ...
Neugebauer, Marcia, Weissman, Paul
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The question "Are We Alone?" in different cultures
A survey of the worldwide litterature reveals that the question "Are We Alone in the Universe?" has been formulated only in the western litterature. Here I try to understand why it is so.
Schneider, Jean
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Microbial mats of the Tswaing impact crater: results of a South African exobiology expedition and implications for the search for biological molecules on Mars [PDF]
We describe microbial mats from the Tswaing impact crater in South Africa. The mats provide insights into the unique biological characteristics of impact craters and can help strategies for the search for biomolecules on ...
Brandt, D. +3 more
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