[ad_1] Although space insects do not currently harm the astronaut crew aboard the ISS, the bacteria are 79% likely to be pathogenic to humans. In orbit more than 250 km from Earth, …
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[ad_1] In March 2015, NASA JPL researchers analyzed samples taken from the ISS toilets and exercise platform and identified five strains of the Enterobacter bacteria in the space environment. Researchers do not …
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[ad_1] Boston, November 17:The bacteria can act as tiny microbial grenades, bursting and propelling microorganisms, including potential pathogens, out of the water and into the air, a study found.The study, published in …
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON (WJLA) — When you buy raw meat in the grocery store, what you’re bringing home is often more than dinner. “The chances of you buying a product that is contaminated …
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[ad_1] By: PTI | London | Posted: 14th November 2018 19:16:38 Bacteria can use organic molecules and gaseous nitrogen (instead of carbon dioxide and water) to provide carbon, electrons and nitrogen for …
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[ad_1] Purple bacteria can generate hydrogen energy from organic waste. Researchers have found a new way to reduce carbon emissions and turn sewage waste into green generators. Organic compounds typically found in …
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[ad_1] Getty ImagesMario Tama/Getty Images Entire industries are built around making waste seem invisible, like it was never there in the first place. But a new study from Spain suggests this might …
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[ad_1] HARTFORD – A new report from the World Health Organization concludes with a paradoxical but nonetheless worrying conclusion about the use of antibiotics worldwide: an increase in multidrug-resistant bacteria may be …
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[ad_1] Bacteria are omnipresent, from the greasy handrail that you touched this morning to the bottom of the seabed, not to mention the trillion dollars live happily along your intestinal tract. However, …
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[ad_1] You’ve flushed something valuable down the toilet today. Organic compounds in household sewage and industrial wastewater are a rich potential source of energy, bioplastics and even proteins for animal feed — …
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