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Growth of microorganisms in a Martian regolith simulant at reduced water activity. [PDF]
Raghavendra JB +2 more
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Carbonate formation and fluctuating habitability on Mars. [PDF]
Kite ES +9 more
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Ammonia sets limit to life and alters physiology independently of pH in Halomonas meridiana. [PDF]
Hopton CM, Nienow P, Cockell CS.
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Geodetic Investigations of the Europa Clipper Mission. [PDF]
Steinbrügge G +20 more
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Habitability at the edge of the redox boundary during the Permian-Triassic mass extinction. [PDF]
Bagherpour B +3 more
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Exploring the Habitability of the Outer Solar System Icy Moons for the Extremotolerant Yeast Rhodotorula frigidalcoholis. [PDF]
Zaccaria T +5 more
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From magma ocean to core-mantle boundary: the key role of hydrous ferropericlase in shaping deep Earth's low-velocity anomalies. [PDF]
Guan SD, Wang Y, Du ZX, Yang YN, Xu YG.
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Measuring the magnetic fields in the chromospheres of low-mass stars
Cang T +13 more
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Astrobiology, 2007
A framework is proposed for a quantitative approach to studying habitability. Considerations of environmental supply and organismal demand of energy lead to the conclusions that power units are most appropriate and that the units for habitability become watts per organism.
Everett Shock
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A framework is proposed for a quantitative approach to studying habitability. Considerations of environmental supply and organismal demand of energy lead to the conclusions that power units are most appropriate and that the units for habitability become watts per organism.
Everett Shock
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Habitability is a widely used word in the geoscience, planetary science, and astrobiology literature, but what does it mean? In this review on habitability, we define it as the ability of an environment to support the activity of at least one known organism.
C S, Cockell +17 more
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