ASTROBIOLOGY: Astrobiology Fights for Its Life

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Science 19 January 2007:
Vol. 315. no. 5810, pp. 318 - 321
DOI: 10.1126/science.315.5810.318

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ASTROBIOLOGY:
Astrobiology Fights for Its Life

Andrew Lawler

A decade after NASA pledged to create a robust program to find and understand life in the universe, researchers face a debilitating budget crunch and skepticism within their own agency. (Read more.)

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LETTERS Keep Astrobiology Funding Alive: Bruce Molholt (16 March 2007)
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NEWS FOCUS ASTROBIOLOGY: It Rains in Spain and Wilts in Australia: Andrew Lawler (19 January 2007)
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NEWS FOCUS ASTROBIOLOGY: Pete Worden 'Ames' for the Moon and Beyond: Andrew Lawler (19 January 2007)
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NEWS FOCUS ASTROBIOLOGY: Robot Seeks New Life--and New Funding--in the Abyss of Zacatón: Kevin Krajick (19 January 2007)
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