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Young, R. S.

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The planets and life.

It is pointed out that planetary exploration is not simply a program designed to detect life on another planet. A planet similar to earth, such as Mars, when studied for evidence as to why life did not arise, may turn out to be scientifically more important than a planet which has already produced a living system. Of particular interest after Mars are Venus and Jupiter. Jupiter has a primitive atmosphere which may well be synthesizing organic molecules today. Speculations have been made concerning the possibility of a bio-zone in the upper atmosphere of Venus.

Young, R. S.

Extraterrestrial life detection.

Sequential analyses of planetary surface sample for extraterrestrial life detection, discussing chemistry, morphology, growth and metabolism for life attributes

Young, R. S.

Life detection techniques.

Extraterrestrial life detection experiments integrated into single multipurpose space laboratory, including chemical analyses, metabolism identification, observation for molecular and/or cellular growth and replication

Young, R. S.

Weightlessness and the developing frog egg.

Weightlessness effects on fertilized frog egg development on board Gemini 8 and 12 manned orbital flights, discussing cell division, differentiation and embryogenesis

Tremor, J. W.

Extraterrestrial biology.

Book on extraterrestrial biology covering origin processes of life, planets, life detection, etc

LIFE DETECTOR

Automated Life Detection

Automated life detection on Martian environment based on metabolism, reproduction and chemistry

MARS ENVIRONMENT

Abiogenic synthesis on mars.

Atmospheres capable of producing organic compounds discussed, studying abiogenic synthesis in Mars simulator

ABIOGENESIS