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Amase-ing Life on the Ice
August 31, 2009 / Posted by: Aaron Gronstal
Far north in the arctic, the AMASE 2009 expedition team is collecting samples of unique life that inhabits the glacial ice of Svalbard, Norway. The expedition is a test for technology that could one day be used in the search for life on Mars.
Part 1: AMASE 2009 Expedition Takes Off
Part 2: Roving the AMASEing Arctic
The AMASEing Adventure ContinuesSource: [astrobio.net]
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