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* 1967th the dying French astronomer Andre-Louis Danjons to introduce a full moon eclipse color and luminance scale. Astronauts in outer space spent 553 days 29.08.2010 (1999/1) A small British village, whose main occupation is fishing industry, sent astronauts into space. International Space Station permanent residents evicted guests 'overboard' open space where they spent 553 days. Strange, but they survived.
Durable space invaders are bacteria from the rocks rained down. At present, the survivors live specimens Open University (Open University) in the laboratory. This experiment is studied within the framework of micro-organisms that could be used long-term manned missions, the astronauts will explore further areas of the solar system. reverse osmosis experiment
"They suggested that this bacterium could be used for life uzturošajās systems in order to treat the waste," said Dr. Karen Ohlson-Francis. "There is a perception that if we should vied base on the Moon or Mars, these bacteria could be used for mineral excavation to the rocks for precious minerals."
Bacterial colonies that were on the same stones where they lived on earth, was placed in the European Space Agency's Technology exposure facility outside the International Space Station Columbus module position eksperientālo convention center.
After about one and a half samples were collected, most bacteria are still living in the rock pieces inside and outside. They were successful in post-ultraviolet radiation, cosmic rays and temperature fluctuations reverse osmosis experiment impressive. All limestone the water had evaporated into space. And yet part of the micro-organisms were alive. reverse osmosis experiment
It is known that bacterial spores of open space may be present for several years. Bira blue-green algae are the first photosynthetic organisms that have managed reverse osmosis experiment to survive in outer space. Extraordinary reverse osmosis experiment astronauts who are referred to the laboratory for OU-20, owned by Gloeocapsa cyanobacteria. They have raksturība thick cell membrane, which could be one reason why they are so successful suffered deprivations.
"Gloeocapsa cells form colonies in the center of the current cell is protected from external exposure and drying out," said Professor Charles Kokels. "Ours is a cousin of Antarctic species, but these algae are present even in hot deserts. They not only colonize, but I think it copes perfectly well with DNA repair."
When OU team sent into space rained down on the rock pieces, they knew only that they dwell in different species of bacteria. Scientists had no idea which of them will return to Earth, reverse osmosis experiment where all will return.
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* 1967th the dying French astronomer Andre-Louis Danjons to introduce a full moon eclipse color and luminance scale. Astronauts in outer space spent 553 days 29.08.2010 (1999/1) A small British village, whose main occupation is fishing industry, sent astronauts into space. International Space Station permanent residents evicted guests 'overboard' open space where they spent 553 days. Strange, but they survived.
Durable space invaders are bacteria from the rocks rained down. At present, the survivors live specimens Open University (Open University) in the laboratory. This experiment is studied within the framework of micro-organisms that could be used long-term manned missions, the astronauts will explore further areas of the solar system. reverse osmosis experiment
"They suggested that this bacterium could be used for life uzturošajās systems in order to treat the waste," said Dr. Karen Ohlson-Francis. "There is a perception that if we should vied base on the Moon or Mars, these bacteria could be used for mineral excavation to the rocks for precious minerals."
Bacterial colonies that were on the same stones where they lived on earth, was placed in the European Space Agency's Technology exposure facility outside the International Space Station Columbus module position eksperientālo convention center.
After about one and a half samples were collected, most bacteria are still living in the rock pieces inside and outside. They were successful in post-ultraviolet radiation, cosmic rays and temperature fluctuations reverse osmosis experiment impressive. All limestone the water had evaporated into space. And yet part of the micro-organisms were alive. reverse osmosis experiment
It is known that bacterial spores of open space may be present for several years. Bira blue-green algae are the first photosynthetic organisms that have managed reverse osmosis experiment to survive in outer space. Extraordinary reverse osmosis experiment astronauts who are referred to the laboratory for OU-20, owned by Gloeocapsa cyanobacteria. They have raksturība thick cell membrane, which could be one reason why they are so successful suffered deprivations.
"Gloeocapsa cells form colonies in the center of the current cell is protected from external exposure and drying out," said Professor Charles Kokels. "Ours is a cousin of Antarctic species, but these algae are present even in hot deserts. They not only colonize, but I think it copes perfectly well with DNA repair."
When OU team sent into space rained down on the rock pieces, they knew only that they dwell in different species of bacteria. Scientists had no idea which of them will return to Earth, reverse osmosis experiment where all will return.
Average Rating: not yet rated article Tweet More news Comments Jupis 29/08/2010 17:11 just thought that is interesting that rained down on the original spelled Beer. Translating - Astronauts bacteria in beer ;) Identify yourself! Email (will not be published) My thoughts Starparty star atmosphere StarSpace Space Competition Sun assistance Milky Way crater astronomy reverse osmosis experiment universe planet moon black hole Asteroid Comet International Space Station spacecraft Saturn Galaxy reverse osmosis experiment Earth Mars Jupiter Moon donation astronaut Observatory telescope satellite Newsflash Russia develops robotic android-space (127/0) How to weigh and measure reverse osmosis experiment the stars? (13213/3) apostles youth contest We own the sky in 2013 (146/0) Albert Einstein on the International Space Station will go in June (148/0) StarSpace hat travels around the world [updated] reverse osmosis experiment (11347/0) Latest Forum Radio Astronomy (DIY) ( JDat) cut out the water from the towel (Cydonia) Astrofoto with modest equipment (Indzha) C/2011 L4 Pan-Starrs kometa (Andris R) Mars-3 (incorrigible) sell a variety of small details (mario1) Telescope choice. (Crab) ESTCube-1 (JDat) Meteorite Chelyabinsk (coco) Very, very light material (xf) What, when, why, where?
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