Aided by microbes found in the subarctic conditions of Canada's Hudson Bay, an international team--including researchers from Portugal's Instituto Superior de Agronomia and Técnico, Canada's Université Laval in Quebec, and Cornell--has created the first color catalog of icy planet surface signatures to uncover the existence of life in the cosmos.
Aided by microbes found in the subarctic conditions of Canada's Hudson Bay, an international team--including researchers from Portugal's Instituto Superior de Agronomia and Técnico, Canada's Université Laval in Quebec, and Cornell--has created the first color catalog of icy planet surface signatures to uncover the existence of life in the cosmos.
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