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Young, R. S.

Publications and source records attributed to Young, R. S..

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The planets and life.

It is pointed out that planetary exploration is not simply a program designed to detect life on another planet. A planet similar to earth, such as Mars, when studied for evidence as to why life did not arise, may turn out to be scientifically more important than a planet which has already produced a living system. Of particular interest after Mars are Venus and Jupiter. Jupiter has a primitive atmosphere which may well be synthesizing organic molecules today. Speculations have been made concerning the possibility of a bio-zone in the upper atmosphere of Venus.

Young, R. S.↗

Extraterrestrial life detection.

Sequential analyses of planetary surface sample for extraterrestrial life detection, discussing chemistry, morphology, growth and metabolism for life attributes

Young, R. S.↗

Life detection techniques.

Extraterrestrial life detection experiments integrated into single multipurpose space laboratory, including chemical analyses, metabolism identification, observation for molecular and/or cellular growth and replication

Young, R. S.↗

Weightlessness and the developing frog egg.

Weightlessness effects on fertilized frog egg development on board Gemini 8 and 12 manned orbital flights, discussing cell division, differentiation and embryogenesis

Tremor, J. W.↗

Extraterrestrial biology.

Book on extraterrestrial biology covering origin processes of life, planets, life detection, etc

LIFE DETECTOR↗

Automated Life Detection

Automated life detection on Martian environment based on metabolism, reproduction and chemistry

MARS ENVIRONMENT↗

Abiogenic synthesis on mars.

Atmospheres capable of producing organic compounds discussed, studying abiogenic synthesis in Mars simulator

ABIOGENESIS↗