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Space.com has just done a piece on the Decadal Survey report, which is now
complete (though it still must be reviewd), adn "should hit desks at NASA by
late March or early April":
http://space.com/scienceastronomy/solarsystem/solar_system_020314.html
3 important pieces of news:
(1) It may crit
Here in Minnesota fungus becomes visible upon the melting of the snow cover in the
spring. Maybe the snow worms live on this fungus?
More generally, I think that the - billions costing - search for life in the universe
should occur simultaneously with a comprehensive - only millions costing -
With regard to the polar spots
subject mentioned earlier. I was corresponding with Eors Szathmary who was one
of the co authors for these papers, as I was writing an article on the spider
formations on the Martian south pole. This has now been published in the latest
issue of the Journal
In a message dated 3/13/2002 8:17:34 AM Alaskan Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are you aware that the presence of algae on ice is very common on Earth? And that that presence is clearly visible? In addition to within ice, algae are often found on the the ice-air and ice-seawater interfa
