1. Astrobiology At NASA astrobiology is the study of life in the universe. It provides a biological perspective to many areas of NASA research, linking such endeavors as the search for habitable planets, exploration astrobiology Lead Center Info. May 21, 2004 MISSIONS Archive ( ALII) astrobiology Laboratory Institute for Instructors http://astrobiology.arc.nasa.gov/

Astrobiology Lead Center Info NASA Creates Its Own R2D2 (NASA – ARC) - NASA scientists and engineers are designing a volleyball-sized robot to assist astronauts. The Odyssey of Odyssey's 10,000 Orbits (NASA) - On May 22, Odyssey completed its 10,000th mapping orbit of Mars. More News Dr. William "Red" Whittaker is a principal scientist with the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. When he testified before the moon and Mars Presidential Commission, he made the case for 'going for the poles'a strategy similar to the historical Magellan routes where circumnavigation lines can be drawn if a robot can traverse the path. ( More In viewing Earth, moon and Mars, few could or would ask to look ahead five hundred years. When presenting his views to the blue-ribbon Presidential Panel, author Ray Bradbury took on the challenge of imagining a moon base and a Mars' civilization. ( More At the 2004 Astrobiology Science Conference, Vatican astronomer Dr. Guy Consolmagno discussed his research as curator of one of the world's largest meteorite collections. (

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3. Astrobiology Is there life elsewhere in the universe? What is life's future on Earth and beyond? How did life originate on the Earth? These are just a small sampling of questions asked by Astrobiologists. and http://astrobio.terc.edu/

Is there life elsewhere in the universe? What is life's future on Earth and beyond? How did life originate on the Earth? These are just a small sampling of questions asked by Astrobiologists. TERC and NASA are developing an interdisciplinary year-long course for middle and high school students using astrobiology as its unifying, underlying structure. Through a series of inquiry-based activities centered on the search for life on other planets, students will explore diverse concepts in chemistry, biology, physics, Earth and space science, and engineering. Astrobiology provides students opportunities to master fundamental science concepts in a relevant context and apply their skill and understanding directly in a variety of investigative modes. The curriculum will be available spring of 2004. This project is funded by the National Science Foundation . Opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the Foundation. Additional funding provided by the NASA Astrobiology Program, based at NASA Ames Research Center.

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5. New Scientist Here, in New Scientist's astrobiology section, we focus on the search for life beyond Earth words of Lynn Harper from NASA's astrobiology programme "If you're interested in life in http://www.newscientist.com/hottopics/astrobiology

Introduction Article index Latest articles: Are aliens hiding their messages? If we are not alone in the Universe, why have we never picked up signals from an extraterrestrial civilisation? This long-standing puzzle is known as the Fermi paradox. Two physicists have come up with an intriguing solution [10 May 03] Flaw opens program to invaders The SETI@home search for alien messages in radio signals is hit by a software bug that renders computers insecure [7 Apr 03] SETI to target most tantalising radio emissions Astronomers searching for signs of extraterrestrial intelligence are about to zoom in on 150 of their best prospects [11 Mar 03] SETI is about to get serious A radical design of telescope is about to transform the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) into a full-time effort a hundred times more powerful than before [8 Feb 03] Hydrocarbon bubbles discovered in meteorite The organic globules could have provided a sheltered environment for the development of the first primitive organisms, say researchers [17 Dec 02] Is anybody out there?

6. The Astrobiology Web | Your Online Guide To The Living Universe astrobiology Web. Full Story. . MAILING LIST. SECOND astrobiology SCIENCECONFERENCE. ARCHIVED April 711 April 2002 NASA Ames Research Center http://www.astrobiology.com/

The Astrobiology Web About Us Advertising Comments Wednesday, May 26, 2004 Select a Site About What is an Astrobiologist? Features NASA's Astrobiology Institute Ad Astra Magazine Astrobiology Issue Archives 2002 News 2001 News 2000 News 1999 News ... 1998 News Tools mSpace Pop-up News Tracker Wireless Alerts Other Sites SpaceRef USA SpaceRef Canada SpaceRef Japan Mars Today Astrobiology Space Shuttle Press Releases Science Archives SPACEREF DIRECTORY - ASTROBIOLOGY AND LIFE SCIENCE Animal Care and Use Astrochemistry Bioinformatics Biosatellites ... Web Directories TOP STORIES Visit Mars.tv for Mars video and background information on NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers, Mars Express and Beagle 2. And visit MarsToday.com for all the latest news from Mars. Discovery of tiny microbes in ancient Greenland glacier may define limits for life on Earth [Wednesday, May 26, 2004] The discovery of microbes in a 120,000-year-old ice sample taken from 3,000 meters below the surface of a Greenland glacier may help to define the limits for life on Earth as well as elsewhere in the universe, such as on cold planets like Mars. Full Story Thick marine beds of siderite suggest early high carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere [Wednesday, May 26, 2004]

7. Welcome To The NASA Astrobiology Institute A partnership between NASA and other research organizations to conduct and lead integrated multidisciplinary research in astrobiology, the study of life in the universe. http://nai.arc.nasa.gov/

This script pops up a new window. This script loads the menu. This script loads the menu items. Home Site Map About NAI Lead Teams ... NAI Webpages in Spanish How does life begin and evolve? Is there life elsewhere in the Universe? What is the future of life on Earth and beyond? NAI carries out collaborative research and education in astrobiology, the interdisciplinary science that seeks answers to these fundamental questions. It supports investigation of these issues on Earth and serves as a portal to space for the scientific community. Feature Stories Faking Titan in the Lab Researchers from the University of Arizona have recreated some of the chemicals thought to be in the atmosphere of Titan, Saturn's largest moon. Did an Impact Trigger the Permian-Triassic Extinction? New evidence suggests a possible impact cause for the greatest mass extinction of all time, although many scientists remain skeptical that this long-standing mystery has been solved. A NASA news conference was held May 13 to announce the discovery of an impact crater near Australia that might be implicated in the Permian-Triassic or PT extinction event, 251 million years ago. Methane on Mars: A Possible Biomarker?

8. Astrobiology Roadmap Introduction astrobiology and the Roadmap. astrobiology is the study of theorigins, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe. http://astrobiology.arc.nasa.gov/roadmap/

Introduction Fundamental Questions Principles Goals and Objectives ... Evolution , Environment, and Limits of LIfe Goal 6 Life's Future on Earth and Beyond Goal 7 Signatures of Life Final Version, September 2003 Introduction Astrobiology and the Roadmap This NASA Astrobiology Roadmap outlines these multiple pathways for research and exploration and indicates how they might be prioritized and coordinated. The roadmap embodies the efforts of more than 200 scientists and technologists, including NASA employees, academic scientists whose research is partially funded by NASA grants, and many members of the broader community who have no formal association with NASA. Fundamental Questions Astrobiology addresses three basic questions that have been asked in various ways for generations. How does life begin and evolve? Does life exist elsewhere in the universe? What is the future of life on Earth and beyond? Principles The following basic principles are fundamental to the astrobiology program: Astrobiology is multidisciplinary in its content and interdisciplinary in its execution. Its success depends critically upon the close coordination of diverse scientific disciplines and programs, including space missions.

9. Marsbugs: The Electronic Astrobiology Newsletter Provides a channel of information for scientists, educators and other persons interested in life sciences as they relate to planetary science and space exploration. http://www.lyon.edu/webdata/users/dthomas/marsbugs/marsbugs.html

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10. Life In Extreme Environments | The Astrobiology Web | Your Online Guide To The L astrobiology Web. If you are not currently subscribed sign up now! Second astrobiologyScience Conference. 711 April 2002 NASA Ames Research Center. http://www.astrobiology.com/extreme.html

Astrobiology Web SpaceRef - Sections Directory Focus On News Calendar Astrobiology All of Space Last Update 4 Aug 2002 Contact Us astro@spaceref.com News Tracker The SpaceRef News Tracker covers all aspects of space exploration. News in your Palm The size of the SpaceRef AvantGo channel has been increased to meet the demand for status reports, press releases, and calendar events. Please update your channel settings by clicking here . If you are not currently subscribed sign up now Second Astrobiology Science Conference 7-11 April 2002 NASA Ames Research Center Conference Website Once again, Astrobiology.com will be hosting the abstracts for this meeting. First Astrobiology Science Conference 3-5 April 2000 NASA Ames Research Center OFFICIAL CONFERENCE HOMEPAGE Program (with abstracts) Oral presentations Authors (all) Posters (by topic) Posters (by title) Conference Reports Hot Jupiters and Rare Earths: Planets are common. Are we? "What the hell is Astrobiology ?" asks the Secret Service ... Europa: A brine martini - shaken and stirred The Astrobiology Web: Your Online Guide to the Living Universe TM Life in Extreme Environments General Information Genomic Resources Thermophilic life) Endolithic organisms ... Books we recommend General Information Eukaryotes in extreme environments This website contains descriptions of various extremophiles including anaerobes, thermophiles, psychrophiles, acidophiles, alkalophiles, halophiles, barophiles, and xerophiles. Department of Zoology, The Natural History Museum, London.

11. Astrobiology Web Microbes and other life forms in extreme environments. (Although the title of this site implies that it is about space, this is an excellent resource about microbial ecology in unusual environmental conditions here on Earth.) http://www.reston.com/astro/extreme.html

12. The Astrobiology Index The astrobiology Index has moved to http//www.lyon.edu/projects/marsbugs/astrobiology/.Please update your bookmarks. http://www.lyon.edu/webdata/users/dthomas/astrobiology/astrobiology.html

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13. UCLA IGPP Center For Astrobiology To skip the Mars intro and go directly to the main website of theUCLA IGPP Center for astrobiology please click here. Center for http://www.astrobiology.ucla.edu/

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15. Mars Astrobiology Magazine :: Search For Life On Mars Various articles, images, and links relating to the search for life on Mars. http://mars.astrobio.net

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16. Astrobiology Program At Arizona State University NASA astrobiology Institute, NAI Members, Related Links, Arizona State University.VideoCon Class Geologist in the field, Galaxy Students in class, http://astrobiology.asu.edu/

ASU Astrobiology Program Overview Focus Groups Astrobiology Press Public Outreach ... Department of Geological Sciences Tempe, AZ 85287-1404

17. Cardiff Centre For Astrobiology Wecome to the Cardiff Centre for astrobiology (CCAB) website. astrobiologyhas emerged as a new science for the new millennium. http://www.astrobiology.cf.ac.uk/

Historical Background Scientific Objectives Staff ... WHAT'S NEW Wecome to the Cardiff Centre for Astrobiology (CCAB) website. Astrobiology has emerged as a new science for the new millennium. It seeks to understand life in the context of the wider cosmos. The new Centre will continue in the pioneering traditions of astrobiology started in Cardiff over 25 years ago, taking note of the many relevant discoveries that have been made in recent years. The Centre aims to combine the expertise of astronomers, biochemists and microbiologists to generate cutting edge science that would eventually enable us to answer the age-old question: where did we come from? Homepages for: N.C.Wickramasinghe A.K.Campbell Max Wallis Profiles of Honorary Associates: ... Dr. Gilbert V.Levin, Prof. Mike Russell, Dr. Serguei Pershin and Barry DiGregorio Related links: Astrophysics Preprint Series Cosmic Ancestry Website Papers dealing with panspermia Site maintained by N.C. Wickramasinghe - e-mail wickramasinghe@cf.ac.uk. Last updated 13 July 2003

18. Astrobiology Research Center A member of the NASA astrobiology Institute (NAI), whose primary mission is to conduct multidisciplinary research and education in astrobiology. http://psarc.geosc.psu.edu/

19. The UK Astrobiology Forum And Network The UK astrobiology Forum and Network has been replacedby The astrobiology Society of Britain. http://astrobiology.rl.ac.uk/

The UK Astrobiology Forum and Network has been replaced by The Astrobiology Society of Britain

20. Australian Centre For Astrobiology Australian Centre for astrobiology aimed at setting a lifeseeking instrumenton the surface of Mars. Australian Centre for astrobiology. http://aca.mq.edu.au/

Research Visitors For students Seminars ... News Australian Centre for Astrobiology An Associate Member of the NEW! Resources links for teachers ACA Director elected to Australian Academy of Science Prof Malcolm Walter ACA Director Prof Paul Davies Professor of Natural Philosophy at the ACA News from NASA! Director of the Australian Centre for Astrobiology, Professor Malcolm Walter, has been elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science. The Fellowship recognises a career that has 'significantly advanced, and continues to advance, the world's scientific knowledge.' Prof Walter is honoured for his work in the early evolution of life and the earth, petroleum and mineral resources of ancient sedimentary basins, conservation of unique modern sedimentary environments and the exploration for fossil life on Mars. The Academy consists of around 350 top Australian scientists who have distinguished careers in the physical and biological sciences. Fellows are selected by their peers for 'an exceptional contribution to knowledge in their field'. Normally 16 new Fellows are chosen each year, but this year it was increased to 20 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Academy. There are around 90,000 Australian scientists, which means only around one in 250 is honoured in this way. The Australian Centre for Astrobiology now has three Fellows - Prof Walter, Professor John Veevers and Professor Roger Summons, and a fourth, Prof. Ross Taylor, is Chairman of our Advisory Board.

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