Beetles survive space temperatures
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Hi all, some time ago we had a discussion about how well some creatures tolerate freezing. Well, check this out: Alaska beetles can survive 'unearthly' temperatures: Science | Alaska news at adn.com these critters can survive temps of less than minus 200F. You could probably send them to the moon without a spaceship and they'd be fine. Amazing..!
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