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By Mar 11, 2013
Science

Whoops: There’s No New Lifeform In Lake Vostok After All

That heretofore unknown variety of life found deep below the frozen surface of Lake Vostok in Antarctica? Yeah...about that...
By Jan 29, 2013
Science

Bacteria In Earth’s Atmosphere May Affect Cloud Formation And Climate

Weather can transport microbes long distances, and they can promote the formation of ice and cloud droplets.
By Sep 13, 2011
Science

Scottish Scientists Are Trying to Create Inorganic Life

Scientists at Glasgow University are on a mission to create a form of life from inorganic molecules. The team, led … Continued
By May 16, 2011
Technology

The First Squid in Space: Will Its Bacteria Turn On Its Host Once Away From Earth?

We’ve already bid our fond farewell to the space shuttle Endeavour, but as it blasted into the great blue yonder … Continued
By Nov 19, 2010
Science

NASA’s Tasty-Sounding O/OREOS Mission Launches Today to Study Life’s Origins In Outer Space

A nanosatellite no bigger than a loaf of bread — and named after cookies — is set to launch today … Continued
By Nov 19, 2010
Science

Seafloor Drilling Expedition Finds Deepest Life Yet Discovered

The “life is persistent” argument is often used to bolster the idea that life exists elsewhere in the universe. While … Continued
By May 5, 2010
Science

Genetically Engineered Cells Will Sweat Ethanol and Diesel Fuel in Texas Pilot Plant

The tiny single-cell plants eat, reproduce, and then sweat fuel
By Mar 10, 2010
Science

The Undersea Hunt for Intraterrestrial Life

"IT" organisms may make up more than half of life on Earth
By Oct 30, 2009
Science

A Material Based on Sharkskin Stops Bacterial Breakouts

A whale’s skin is easily glommed up with barnacles, algae, bacteria and other sea creatures, but sharks stay squeaky-clean. Although … Continued
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They Came from Underseas!

A massive amount of our planet's vegetation is a single species of bacteria-like organisms, new research uncovers