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A discovery that microbes in Antarctica can scavenge hydrogen, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide from the air to stay alive in such extreme conditions has implications for the search for life on other planets.

UNSW-Sydney led scientists have discovered that microbes in Antarctica have a previously unknown ability to scavenge hydrogen, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide from the air to stay alive in the extreme conditions.

The find has implications for the search for life on other planets, suggesting extra-terrestrial microbes could also rely on trace atmospheric gases for survival. »

CHARLOTTE. N.C. - A football coach and his quarterback always have a special bond, but at Harding University High, it's a deeper, more meaningful one.

He said, right away, the athletic director told him some of his star players weren't eligible to play, including quarterback Braheam Murphy.

Murphy says he went home and cried for two straight days because he struggled with his grades and a place to live. »

According to Norton’s letter, a D.C. resident was stopped in the TSA line at Newark Liberty International Airport at Thanksgiving.

Since then, TSA agents charged with checking passengers’ IDs have occasionally rejected the cards featuring the new design.

At times, those agents appeared unaware that “District of Columbia” was the origin of the “D.C.” abbreviation. »

Which is why everyone involved in one experiment erased any proof of their lethal discovery.

At the first ever Silicon Valley Comic Con this month, Adam Savage was asked by a fan about the biggest behind-the-scenes disaster the show ever had.

Though he did point out that they probably already knew, as some bomb techs are aware of it. »