Are Conditions Right for Life in Space
Harvard professor George Wald argues life elsewhere in the universe is possible and likely given common universal elements. He outlines a sequence from atmospheric gases to organic molecules, fermentation, photosynthesis, and oxygen buildup that enables cellular respiration, noting a Earthlike planet with suitable size and solar radiation is key.
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George Wald
Harvard University
National Academcy of Sciences
Wald
Dutch test air bubble curtains curb silt in Rotterdam port
The Netherlands conducts Rotterdam harbor trials using perforated plastic tubing and air compressors to create a rising curtain of bubbles aimed at keeping silt from entering the harbor. Tests use 275 yard pipeline sections from Hollandsche Kabel-Fabriek with rupture couplings for safety.
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N. V. Hollandsche Draad
Pin Kabel - Fabriek
Amsterdam
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North Sea
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