Tiny Worms Survive Shuttle Crash
John H. Doe writes "According to CNet, tiny worms kept in special aluminum canisters aboard the space shuttle Columbia (which broke apart in the atmosphere back in Feb. 1, 2003) survived their fall to earth. The small (about 1mm long) soil roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans was found alive in four or five of the recovered canisters, after an impact 2,295 times the force of Earth's gravity."
now your saying we're descendent from a bunch of half-inch alien worms? scuttlemonkey i hate you
*Whew!* What a relief!
That mission wasn't such a disaster afterall!
Thank you, Edward Snowden.
"Arguments from authority are worthless." —Carl Sagan
Is it to much to ask of our researchers that they manage to count to at least 5?
When they found the canisters did they count like a child? What comes first? One. And then? Two. And then? Three. And then? Four or five, I'm not sure.
Maybe they could evolve on the rock they hit us with...i mean that hit's us?
I for one welcome our new rock steering wormy overlords.
Last time I played Worms World party my worms died after falling about 3 inches! You're telling me these worms survived a fall from space? Now thats a cheat code.
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