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Thursday, December 2, 2010
NASA scientists will announce that they discovered microbes in a deadly poisonous arsenic lake, according to The Sun.
NASA plans to hold a news conference in Washington early Friday morning (in Korean time) to announce an astrobiology finding.
But the British daily reported that the researchers — amazed that anything could thrive in the toxic liquid, — will unveil their dramatic conclusions.
The report said the discovery will boost hope of finding extraterrestrial life on other worlds.
“They say the microbes prove a second form of life started on Earth in environments previously thought too hostile,” the report said.
With NASA set to hold a press conference on Thursday, speculation has mounted as to whether the U.S. space agency will confirm the existence of life outside of the earth.
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Thursday, December 2, 2010
NASA scientists will announce that they discovered microbes in a deadly poisonous arsenic lake, according to The Sun.
NASA plans to hold a news conference in Washington early Friday morning (in Korean time) to announce an astrobiology finding.
But the British daily reported that the researchers — amazed that anything could thrive in the toxic liquid, — will unveil their dramatic conclusions.
The report said the discovery will boost hope of finding extraterrestrial life on other worlds.
“They say the microbes prove a second form of life started on Earth in environments previously thought too hostile,” the report said.
With NASA set to hold a press conference on Thursday, speculation has mounted as to whether the U.S. space agency will confirm the existence of life outside of the earth.
Full story here.
Source...