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Extremophiles
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More Articles
- Top 10 Most Extreme Extremophiles - Robin McKie, Cosmos Magazine
- Frozen, Super Salty Lake Teems with Life - Quirin Schiermeier, Nature
- Panspermia Paradox: Where's All the Life? - Caleb Scharf, SciAm
- The Truth About Those 'Arsenic Bacteria' - Alexandra Witze, ScienceNews
- Eating Uranium: Lifestyles of the Extreme Archaea - NC State University
- Earth's Extremophiles Point to Alien Life - Michael Manning, Decoded Sci.
- So Long, 'Arsenic Bacteria,' We Hardly Knew Ye - Dan Vergano, USA Today
- Andes Mummies and the Mountain Microbes - Douglas Main, OA Planet
- Extreme Bacteria: Some Like It Very Hot - Bryan Appleyard, Intelligent Life
- How to Avoid Contaminating Other Worlds? - John Timmer, Ars Technica
- Melting Glaciers Liberate Ancient Microbes - Cheryl Katz, Scientific Am.
- Mysterious 'White Web' Growing on Nuclear Waste - Robert Gonzalez, io9
- Geologists to Drill Into Ancient Antarctic Lake - Olivia Solon, Wired
- Extremophiles Survive Jupiter Moon Simulation - MIT Tech. Review
- Gas, Temperature Controlled Bacteria in Oil Spill - UC-Santa Barbara
- 'Arsenic Bacteria': From Breakthrough to Ridicule - Tom Clynes, PopSci
- Scientist Aims to Disprove NASA's 'Arsenic Bacteria' - Discover Blogs
- 'Extremophile' Microbe Could Make Biofuel Hot - John Roach, MSNBC
- How 'Arsenic Bacteria' Changed Scientific Debate - Carl Zimmer, Slate
- Arsenic Bacterium Research Draws Fire - Elizabeth Pennisi, Science Insider
- Mystery Microbes Found Beneath Seafloor - Wynne Parry, Live Science
- Arsenic Bacteria: Lesson in Science Journalism - Jeremy Hsu, Live Science
- Scientists Have Hopes and Dreams, Too - Deborah Blum, PLoS Blogs
- 'Arsenic Bacteria' Get Toxic Response - Alla Katsnelson, Nature News
- Hype Alert! 'Arsenic Bacteria' Data is Mostly Flim-Flam - RRResearch
- Arsenic-Bacteria 'Should Not Have Been Published' - Carl Zimmer, Slate
- Why Arsenic-Eating Bacteria Discovery is Important - Sam Kean, Slate
- Did NASA Botch the Bacteria Announcement? - Lewis Dartnell, Guardian
- Arsenic-Loving Bacteria Shatter Biology Dogma - Jason Palmer, BBC News
- Life Can Thrive in Poisonous Arsenic - Richard Alleyne, Telegraph
- Life Found in Deepest Earth Crust Layer - Michael Marshall, NewScientist