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Definition of astrobiology in English: astrobiologynoun mass nounThe branch of biology concerned with the study of life on earth and in space. Example sentencesExamples - Courses related to astrobiology are offered in the departments of geology, biology, physics, and electrical engineering.
- Now, why do you suppose someone would steal astrobiology specimens?
- He is a well-known expert in the field of astrobiology and its cultural implications.
- While evidence for microbial life on Mars is mounting, far more work needs to be done before any conclusions can be made.
- So how did Davies become interested in physics and eventually astrobiology?
- Our goal is to promote, conduct, and lead integrated multidisciplinary astrobiology research and to train a new generation of astrobiology researchers.
- Without many people realizing it, debate in astrobiology is being actively manipulated by deeply held theological beliefs.
- The discovery has profound implications for astrobiology.
- A lot of the chemists and geologists and biologists working in astrobiology are fixated on the details, because the history of life and the Earth is really just a catalogue of historical accidents.
- If this is confirmed, it will be bad news for those who've been expecting that confirmation of past life on Mars would provide a burst of energy for the field of astrobiology.
- The relationship between astrosociology and astrobiology is strong due to cultural values that favor determining if Earthlings represent the only species in the universe.
- For those involved with the fledgling science of astrobiology, this is a central issue.
- My work, in part, deals with astrobiology from an astronomer's viewpoint.
- As a PhD student studying astrobiology in Australia, I was pleased to see you identify the Moon as one of God's better ideas.
- The center researches aeronautics, astrobiology and supercomputing.
- This helps explain the importance of recent theoretical developments in the emerging field of astrobiology.
- However, the search for life beyond Earth, which underpins the burgeoning field of astrobiology, is based on a belief that chance played only a subordinate role.
- In addition, reduced astrobiology funding will likely work against the President's stated goal of encouraging more young Americans to pursue science and technology careers, Shostak said.
- It is involved today in research in aeronautics, high-speed computing, and astrobiology.
- A key issue in astrobiology is to understand the processes responsible for the geological and geophysical evolution of terrestrial planets.
Derivativesadjective I think our results are significant enough to redirect the planetary exploration program, placing Enceladus as the primary target of astrobiological interest in our solar system. Example sentencesExamples - Water being one of the prerequisites for life, these efforts are part of a larger astrobiological NASA mission to probe the origin and distribution of life in the universe.
- The European spacecraft, Mars Express, is a lander that will employ a mechanical arm and a drill that will burrow into the soil to conduct geochemical and astrobiological experiments.
- The discovery of planets orbiting other Sun-like stars in the galaxy is a key scientific discovery that has played a central role in the astrobiological revolution.
- There is thought to be a subsurface ocean on Jupiter's moon Europa, locked beneath a shell of ice several miles thick, and its exploration is one of the astrobiological priorities of this century.
noun The question of whether life could have evolved on another planet has always been the big question, the Holy Grail, for astrobiologists and planetary scientists alike. Example sentencesExamples - Scientists believe similar kinds of geothermal environments may once have existed on Mars, where astrobiologists have intensified the search for past and present life forms in recent years.
- It's now respectable amongst astrobiologists to consider the possibility of life in the clouds of Venus.
- Nevertheless, the astrobiologist may glean insights about life-forms that dwell elsewhere in the cosmos by studying organisms that thrive in extreme environments here on Earth.
- If so, it will boost the hopes of astrobiologists who believe Europa might also be capable of supporting some form of life.
- As a result of the breadth of such profound scientific questions, astrobiologists draw heavily on expertise in biology, chemistry, astronomy, and planetary science.
- One of the things astrobiologists are interested in is trying to understand the formation of organic molecules in space, in interstellar clouds and meteorites.
Definition of astrobiology in US English: astrobiologynounˌastrōbīˈäləjē The branch of biology concerned with the study of life on earth and in space. Example sentencesExamples - For those involved with the fledgling science of astrobiology, this is a central issue.
- The relationship between astrosociology and astrobiology is strong due to cultural values that favor determining if Earthlings represent the only species in the universe.
- The center researches aeronautics, astrobiology and supercomputing.
- A key issue in astrobiology is to understand the processes responsible for the geological and geophysical evolution of terrestrial planets.
- This helps explain the importance of recent theoretical developments in the emerging field of astrobiology.
- Our goal is to promote, conduct, and lead integrated multidisciplinary astrobiology research and to train a new generation of astrobiology researchers.
- As a PhD student studying astrobiology in Australia, I was pleased to see you identify the Moon as one of God's better ideas.
- A lot of the chemists and geologists and biologists working in astrobiology are fixated on the details, because the history of life and the Earth is really just a catalogue of historical accidents.
- My work, in part, deals with astrobiology from an astronomer's viewpoint.
- It is involved today in research in aeronautics, high-speed computing, and astrobiology.
- He is a well-known expert in the field of astrobiology and its cultural implications.
- Courses related to astrobiology are offered in the departments of geology, biology, physics, and electrical engineering.
- While evidence for microbial life on Mars is mounting, far more work needs to be done before any conclusions can be made.
- The discovery has profound implications for astrobiology.
- Now, why do you suppose someone would steal astrobiology specimens?
- So how did Davies become interested in physics and eventually astrobiology?
- However, the search for life beyond Earth, which underpins the burgeoning field of astrobiology, is based on a belief that chance played only a subordinate role.
- In addition, reduced astrobiology funding will likely work against the President's stated goal of encouraging more young Americans to pursue science and technology careers, Shostak said.
- Without many people realizing it, debate in astrobiology is being actively manipulated by deeply held theological beliefs.
- If this is confirmed, it will be bad news for those who've been expecting that confirmation of past life on Mars would provide a burst of energy for the field of astrobiology.
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