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World's loneliest bug turns up in Death Valley

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World's loneliest bug turns up in Death Valley

A microbe that survives deep below Earth's surface without the sun's energy has reappeared, in California

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Life

Search for aliens poses game theory dilemma

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Lake life survives in total isolation for 3000 years

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Lake life survives in total isolation for 3000 years

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Last life on Earth: microbes will rule the far future

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Last life on Earth: microbes will rule the far future

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Alien hunting: how to find DNA on Mars

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Alien hunting: how to find DNA on Mars

Analysis

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Retracing the stardust trail

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Astrophile: Two planets with two suns up odds for life

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Astrophile: Two planets with two suns up odds for life

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Corpse stars could nurture life on alien planets

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Corpse stars could nurture life on alien planets

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Curiosity might prove we've already found life on Mars

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Curiosity might prove we've already found life on Mars

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Meteorite's left-handed molecules a blow to ET search

The handedness of molecules might not be a strong sign of life after all, complicating the hunt for extraterrestrials

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Life

Titan's tides reveal hidden ocean that could host life

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Life

Bottled carbon from Mars bodes well for ancient aliens

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How Saturn's moon Titan could spark chemistry of life

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No aliens on Mars? No problem, we will look elsewhere

Opinion

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