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Fire Amoeba Breaks Heat Record For Reproduction At 145°F In Latest NASA Study [Watch]
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Will we find thermophiles in some of the hot vents of the Galilean moons of Saturn? Too early to go gaga about, but the eukaryotes exhibiting extremities on Earth is a shot in the arm of more genetic research expanding the shelf life of humans.
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