Can humans become a multi-planet species?
Clip: 12/4/2014 | 5m
Can humans become a multi-planet species?
NASA astrobiologist Chris McKay studies the most extreme parts of Earth to understand how life might survive in other perts of the universe. But he's also studying another life form living in space: humans.
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Can humans become a multi-planet species?
Clip: 12/4/2014 | 5m
NASA astrobiologist Chris McKay studies the most extreme parts of Earth to understand how life might survive in other perts of the universe. But he's also studying another life form living in space: humans.
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