"Why does nature use only one ‘handedness’ for organic molecules but both ‘hands’ for inorganic ones? "
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The Martian Methane Surprise
December 5, 2004 / Posted by: Shige Abe
Is the methane on Mars coming from deep underground? Astrobiologist Mike Mumma discusses some possibilities while explaining how to measure methane on another world.
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