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Chinese astronauts aboard the Tiangong space station are studying anaerobic archaea in an experiment to determine if some of Earth 's early forms of life can handle a simulated cosmic environment.
The archaea consume hydrogen and carbon dioxide, in turn producing methane as a waste product.
The research aims to test their survival under Mars -like conditions and extreme cosmic radiation.
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