Why is Live Bacteria Floating in Our Atmosphere?
161And...we're back. E3 coverage is over- back to your regularly scheduled programming. Today, bacteria was found in our upper atmosphere-- 33,000 feet above ground. The bacteria is alive, despite low temperatures, low oxygen, and high amounts of UV light.
Why did it survive? And what is its purpose? Researchers from Georgia Tech are trying to find out the answers, by hypotheses say the bacteria may help regulate our atmosphere, clouds, and possibly storms. But is it spreading disease?
*****************************************************
SUBSCRIBE and you won't miss a single Nerd Alert! http://dft.ba/-5yMt
ON TWITTER: @NerdAlertTYT @kimscorcher @timmyfrisch
Nerd Alert: Bringing you tech news, gaming, geek culture and more every day of the week with host Kim Horcher and friends. Part of the TYT Network of shows.
http://youtube.com/user/nerdalert
********************************************************
TAGS: "Bacteria Atmosphere," "Bacteria Upper Atmosphere," "Germ Cloud," "Germ Clouds," "Bacteria Clouds," "Live Bacteria Atmosphere," "Live Bacteria Air," "Why is Bacteria in the Atmosphere," "Bacteria Ecosystem"