Texas State research sheds new light on panspermia
Texas State research sheds new light on panspermia
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=19104
"When the space shuttle Columbia broke apart during reentry Feb. 1, 2003, more
than 80 on-board science experiments were lost in the fiery descent. Texas State
University-San Marcos biologist Robert McLean, however, has salvaged some
unexpected science from the wreckage. A strain of slow-growing bacteria survived
the crash, a discovery which may have significant implications for the concept of
panspermia."