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In 1984, NASA left Bacillus spores in space for nearly 6 years; after LDEF returned to Earth, 1–2% of the exposed spores were still alive
In a groundbreaking study, NASA's Long Duration Exposure Facility revealed that Bacillus subtilis spores can survive nearly six years in space, showing resilience against harsh conditions and shedding light on the potential for life beyond Earth.
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In 1984, NASA left Bacillus spores in space for nearly 6 years; after LDEF returned to Earth, 1–2% of the exposed spores were still alive
In a groundbreaking study, NASA's Long Duration Exposure Facility revealed that Bacillus subtilis spores can survive nearly six years in space, showing resilience against harsh…