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The only places I'm aware of with a formal program in it are the NASA Astrobiology Institute at the NASA Ames Research Center (Mountain View, CA, US) and the University of Glamorgan in the UK.
However, it's a multidisciplinary research field. Most researchers active in it are technically in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics (or, if at their particular institution it's a separate department from Physics, Astronomy) departments. Geology, Molecular Biology, and Biochemistry are also possibilities.
The proper way to pursue advanced studies is to pick a researcher who's doing something you're interested in, and go wherever they are. The USUAL way to pursue advanced studies (hey, it's what I did) is to pick a school and then try to find a researcher there doing something interesting. The usual method tends to fall apart if you're interested in a particular, highly specialized field (e.g. astrobiology), because there may or may not be someone doing research in that field at the particular institution you've chosen (exceptions being the ones listed above). You could get really lucky and there are several, you could get less lucky and find only one, you might get even less lucky and find someone who's not currently doing it but is willing to start a new project along those lines, or (and unfortunately the most likely case) is that no one there is doing it or interested in doing it, or the one guy who is has no funding, or is just generally an unpleasant person to work for (yeah, they say work WITH, but trust me, FOR is usually more accurate).
Astrobiology is the study of life in the universe, and requires biology, astronomy and geology.
Biology has many different branches like: zoology-study of animals anatomy-study of internal organs ornitology-study of birds genetics-study of genes toxonomy-study classifications of animals botany-study of plant life histology-study of tissues microbiology-study of microorganisms cytology-study of cells astrobiology-study a certain microorganisms that comes from space ecology-study of animals in relation to their environment.... etc.
R. varieornatus lives an average of 35 days (Horkiawa et al. Astrobiology 2008).
basically okay so you got your vertical axis, and then your horizontal right are you with me.....and then you multiply the pythagorean formula by the decibel level of seven french horns four times without laughing
Pushkar Ganesh Vaidya is a scientist and heads the Indian Astrobiology Research Centre,IARC (www.astrobiology.co.in). His major area of research is astrobiology. He has written many science books and his science write-ups in English, Gujarati & Marathi continue to appear in newspapers, magazines and science journals. He also communicates science through talks and science TV shows. His research work includes the implicit suggestion that there is an apparent Cosmic Contact Censorship. It asserts that the factors which make the universe suitable for life also make interaction between the possible different advanced life forms in the universe difficult.
Astrobiology is the study of life in the universe, and requires biology, astronomy and geology.
From wikipedia: Astrobiology is the study of the origin, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe.See related link for more information.
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Xenobiology, Exobiology or Astrobiology
Well, there's astrobiology.
Astrobiology is the study of, and search for life on other planets (extraterrestrial life); astrobiology is also the study of the origin of the universe and the possibility, in the future, of finding other life, as noted above.Astrobiology or exobiology.Study of the origin, distribution, and destiny of life in the universe.Astrobiology is the study of life within the universe. Astrobiologists study how life forms and develops, and where life can be found. Astrobiology involves the search for life outside Earth, the study of planets and moons within our solar system, and the search for habitable planets around other stars. Astrobiologists also study life here on Earth (especially extreme life) to help them learn about the environments in which life can survive.Study of life in the universeAstrobiology is the scientific study of the origin, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe.
It is called astrobiology, xenobiology or exobiology.Horse Isle Answer: exobiology
International Journal of Astrobiology was created in 2002.
Astronomy is the study of heavenly bodies.
The budget of NASA Astrobiology Institute is 16,000,000 dollars.
The name of the scientific study of "hidden" animals such as Big Foot, the Lochness Monster, etc., is Cryptozoology. Study of the possibility of life thriving on other planets in the universe is called Astrobiology.