Dyeing bacteria to study extraterrestrial life
Scientists have chosen a fluorescent dye that allows observing microbial activity in real time.
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Scientists have chosen a fluorescent dye that allows observing microbial activity in real time.
The human journey of space travel is gradually turning to a new history. Now, bringing people out into space is no longer strange.
Living bacteria are found on the surface of the International Space Station (ISS) and they can be of alien origin, according to Russian astronaut Anton Shkaplerov.
The universe is an extremely harsh environment. And in that condition, bacteria have very different effects, and this is causing astronauts to worry.
The phenomenon of eclipses that are about to take place on Monday, August 21 seems to bring the United States closer together: people and houses gather together to head…
According to The Sun, Jupiter's moon Europa is home to a cold, harsh climate, but life can also exist.
SpaceX is preparing to launch an important project. They are about to launch a deadly super bacterium, capable of resisting antibiotics into orbit on February 18.
Scientists believe that astronauts' dead bodies in the universe during the mission can promote life on other planets under appropriate conditions.
The new study shows that we should have known about life on Mars since 1976.
Solar Super Typhoon continuously bombarded high-energy particles to Earth, warming the surface of the Earth and promoting a chemical reaction that benefits life.
An unusual mineral reservoir on Mars may be caused by bacteria, scientists said.
This is also the reason why we cannot find traces of aliens in this vast universe.
Microorganisms that have existed for millions of years will be tested in space to test the viability of life on Mars.
Did you know, in space, the candle flame burns in a sphere? People sweat more on earth? ...