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10-20-2006, 03:54 AM
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 Bacteria Use Radioactive Uranium To Convert Water Molecules To Useable Energy [Only registered users see links. ] Researchers report in this week's Science a self-sustaining community of bacteria that live in rocks 2.8 kilometers below Earth's surface. Think that's weird? The bacteria rely on radioactive uranium to convert water molecules to useable energy.  |
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