In situ biological Resources: Soluble Nutrients and Electrolytes in carbonaceous asteroids/meteorites. Implications for astroecology and space populations

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In situ biological Resources: Soluble Nutrients and Electrolytes in carbonaceous asteroids/meteorites. Implications for astroecology and space populations

Michael N. Mautner

Planetary and Space Science
DOI: 10.1016/j.pss.2014.10.001
In Press, Available online 16 October 2014

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