BioAstronomy
"You are Made of the Dust of Exploded Stars!"
Learning Community Astrobiology AS101 (Introduction to Astronomy) and
BI01 (General Biology) or BI107 (Principles of Biology I) linked
courses
initiative
Astrobiology
at NASA exploring the living Universe.
Astrobiology
Magazine
NASA Astrobiology
Institute
Carniege
Institute of Washington's NASA astrobiology Institute Hydrothermal Systems: Physical, Chemical, and Biological
Evolution and Cosmic Environments
Goddard
Center for Astrobiology Origin and
Evolution of Organics in Planetary Systems
SETI
Institute Planetary Biology, Evolution and
Intelligence
Montgomery College Planetarium yearly "The
Search for Extra-Terrestial Intelligence" program
Astrobiology
Micro*Scope
The Astrobiology
Web
Encyclopedia
of Astrobiology, Astronomy, and Space flight
Panspermia
George
Gamov Career
George
Gamov Writings
A walk through time mainly earth biology
Course Activity: Write about and Map the life Cycle of a Proton from
the big bang, to the intestellar medium, to a star, to a supernova
explosion, to its incorporation into a terrestrial planet, to its use
by an archaian life form, to its use by metabolism of a fungi, to its
use by metabolism in you.
APOD, Astronomy Picture of the Day Archieves astronomy and biology
linked images:
Last modified 12:11P.M. EST Saturday, November 26, 2005 by Dr. Harold Alden Williams.