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Two spacewalkers went on a search for microbes collecting samples around the space station's life support system vents. Scientists are studying to see if microorganisms can survive and reproduce in the harsh environment of space. #SpaceToGround

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Cathy e Hamilton1 year ago

Thankyiu very so much.

OnlineBookClub.org1 year ago

What is the nature of an existence that is experienced entirely outside of time itself? Can a single decision that is made in a state of timelessness simultaneously affect EVERY point in time and space? Groundbreaking reconciliation of creationism with natural science.

Shower Thoughts1 year ago

Only two of them #zelena #zeudi #helena #sstvi #GrandeFratello #shailenzo #Tommavi #helevier #yulioli

Stardust1 year ago

How extreme can extremophiles get.

Owen Evanger1 year ago

Very interesting!

S Stone1 year ago

I think they will find microbes in space. I’d love to hear the results!! ✨🛰️🚀💫

Arjun Randhava ADC1 year ago

Ap log shadi me yehi gift dene wale hain?

Eli1 year ago

Can there really be life in a vacuum? It would be a strange type of it!

Nancy1 year ago

My dream is to “walk” in outer space! I tell my husband when I die put me on a rocket and send me to outer space so I can float around forever and see our solar system, interstellar space, milk way galaxy and then on to other galaxies!! 😊

Ricardo Guzman jr1 year ago

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Panchamahabhute Foundation1 year ago

From cosmic giants to microscopic life,space exploration knows no bounds!Eager to see what these spacewalkers uncover!Could these tiny space travelers teach us how to survive beyond Earth? @Axiom_Space @narendramodi @isro @ISpA_India @SpaceX @NASA @NASA_Astronauts @NASAHubble @X

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