天体生物学与外展杂志

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Interdisciplinary Consortium for Astrobiology Research

Jordanka Semkova

The NASA astrobiology program has granted a five-year, $5 million award to an interdisciplinary consortium drove by the university of california, santa cruz, to follow the unstable components that structure the climates of planets, setting up a logical establishment for recognizing the marks of life on different universes. "We need to comprehend the actual cycles that sway planetary environments," Batalha said. "We should comprehend those actual cycles and their belongings without life so we will actually want to perceive the indications of life when we see them." The new consorium will follow compound species applicable to livability from star-shaping mists to exoplanet climates.