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Moss, Mars
We could terraform Mars with desert moss — but does that mean we should?
"The goal of terraforming is to intentionally create an entire ecosystem on a global scale, which would more than likely destroy any existing ecosystem."
Desert Moss Can Survive on Mars, Scientists Suggest
Researchers suggest that desert moss can survive on Mars, showcasing resilience in conditions of radiation, cold, and low oxygen levels.
Moss that survives deep freeze and radiation could live on Mars
Syntrichia caninervis is found in some of the most extreme places on Earth and can survive conditions that would kill almost any other organism, making it a potential candidate for colonising Mars
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Could this moss survive and thrive on Mars? A Chinese study points to potential
A
desert
moss
that
can
stand extreme drought and cold on Earth may serve as a pioneer plant
on Mars
and pave the way ...
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Scientists discover Antarctic desert moss that ‘can survive on Mars’ in major step towards making Red Planet habitable
A MAJOR breakthrough by space boffins could bring us one step closer to living on Mars after it was discovered that desert ...
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Near-indestructible moss can survive gamma rays and liquid nitrogen
This little moss withstands deadly blasts of radiation, extreme cold and dehydration — and could probably survive on Mars.
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