By Layal Liverpool Deinococcus radiodurans bacteria can survive in spaceMICHAEL J DALY/Science Photo Library Microbes strapped to the outside of the International Space Station can survive for at least three years, suggesting that life has the potential to survive a journey through space from Earth to Mars. “If bacteria can survive in space, [they] may…
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