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That this trait could be bioengineered for space colonization, is the most interesting and exciting possibility for this discovery.
I was expecting something about neon-green monkeys, or man-sized rats at the very least. Bummer.
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Show me the numbers please.
Fossil fuels kill 20,000 people a year in the US, that's a well established fact. It also kills around 100,000 people in China from mining coal, they don't even publish how many people die from smog but my guess is that it's way, way above the comparative 60,000 people who would die if they had US air quality laws. The World Health Organisation figures put the death toll at 3 million people a year for air pollution d…
That this trait could be bioengineered for space colonization, is the most interesting and exciting possibility for this discovery.
You mean, human/fungus hybrids who can survive unprotected on the surface of the Moon or Mars?
I was thinking more along the lines of a basis for creating a sustainable food source. There's lots of radiation up there...