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• catalog abstract "Astrobiology is a very broad interdisciplinary field covering the origin, evolution, distribution, and destiny of life in the universe, as well as the design and implementation of missions for solar system exploration. A review covering its complete spectrum has been missing at a level accessible even to the non-specialist. The last section of the book consists of a supplement, including a glossary, notes, and tables, which represent highly condensed 'windows' into research ranging from basic sciences to earth and life sciences, as well as the humanities. These additions should make The New Science of Astrobiology accessible to a wide readership: scientists, humanists, and the general reader will have an opportunity to participate in one of the most rewarding activities of contemporary culture.".
• catalog contributor b12407285.
• catalog created "c2001.".
• catalog date "2001".
• catalog date "c2001.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
• catalog description "Astrobiology is a very broad interdisciplinary field covering the origin, evolution, distribution, and destiny of life in the universe, as well as the design and implementation of missions for solar system exploration. A review covering its complete spectrum has been missing at a level accessible even to the non-specialist. The last section of the book consists of a supplement, including a glossary, notes, and tables, which represent highly condensed 'windows' into research ranging from basic sciences to earth and life sciences, as well as the humanities. These additions should make The New Science of Astrobiology accessible to a wide readership: scientists, humanists, and the general reader will have an opportunity to participate in one of the most rewarding activities of contemporary culture.".
• catalog description "Foreword / Joseph Seckbach -- Bk. 1. Origin of Life in the Universe -- Introduction: What is astrobiology? -- pt. I. Chemical Evolution: Foundations for the Study of the Origin of Life in the Universe -- Ch. 1. From cosmic to chemical evolution -- Ch. 2. From chemical to prebiotic evolution -- Ch. 3. Sources for life's origins: A search for biogenic elements -- pt. II. Prebiotic Evolution: The Birth of Biomolecules -- Ch. 4. From prebiotic evolution to single cells -- Bk. 2. Evolution of Life in the Universe -- Ch. 5. From the age of prokaryotes to the origin of eukaryotes -- Ch. 6. Eukaryogenesis and evolution of intelligent behavior -- Bk. 3. Distribution and Destiny of Life in the Universe -- pt. I. Exobiology of the Solar System: Scientific Bases for the Study of the Life of Other Worlds -- Ch. 7. On the possibility of biological evolution on Mars -- Ch. 8. On the possibility of biological evolution on Europa -- Ch. 9. On the possibility of chemical evolution on Titan -- pt. II. Bioastronomy: The Study of Astronomical Phenomena Related to Life -- Ch. 10. How different would life be elsewhere? -- Ch. 11. The search for evolution of extraterrestrial intelligent behavior -- Ch. 12. Is the evolution of intelligent behavior universal? -- pt. III. Cultural Foundations for the Discussion of the Destiny of Life in the Universe -- Ch. 13. Deeper implications of the search for extraterrestrial life -- Ch. 14. Philosophical implications of the search for extraterrestrial civilizations -- Ch. 15. Back to the beginning of astrobiology -- Ch. 16. Recapitulation -- Proceedings of related events in astrobiology co-edited by the author.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 189-214) and index.".
• catalog extent "xxviii, 251 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "New science of astrobiology.".
• catalog identifier "0792371259 (alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "New science of astrobiology.".
• catalog isPartOf "Cellular origin and life in extreme habitats ; v. 5".
• catalog issued "2001".
• catalog issued "c2001.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers,".
• catalog relation "New science of astrobiology.".
• catalog subject "2002 K-223".
• catalog subject "576.8/39 21".
• catalog subject "Biogenesis.".
• catalog subject "Evolution, Chemical.".
• catalog subject "Exobiology.".
• catalog subject "Life on other planets.".
• catalog subject "QH 327 C516n 2001".
• catalog subject "QH327 .C54 2001".
• catalog tableOfContents "Foreword / Joseph Seckbach -- Bk. 1. Origin of Life in the Universe -- Introduction: What is astrobiology? -- pt. I. Chemical Evolution: Foundations for the Study of the Origin of Life in the Universe -- Ch. 1. From cosmic to chemical evolution -- Ch. 2. From chemical to prebiotic evolution -- Ch. 3. Sources for life's origins: A search for biogenic elements -- pt. II. Prebiotic Evolution: The Birth of Biomolecules -- Ch. 4. From prebiotic evolution to single cells -- Bk. 2. Evolution of Life in the Universe -- Ch. 5. From the age of prokaryotes to the origin of eukaryotes -- Ch. 6. Eukaryogenesis and evolution of intelligent behavior -- Bk. 3. Distribution and Destiny of Life in the Universe -- pt. I. Exobiology of the Solar System: Scientific Bases for the Study of the Life of Other Worlds -- Ch. 7. On the possibility of biological evolution on Mars -- Ch. 8. On the possibility of biological evolution on Europa -- Ch. 9. On the possibility of chemical evolution on Titan -- pt. II. Bioastronomy: The Study of Astronomical Phenomena Related to Life -- Ch. 10. How different would life be elsewhere? -- Ch. 11. The search for evolution of extraterrestrial intelligent behavior -- Ch. 12. Is the evolution of intelligent behavior universal? -- pt. III. Cultural Foundations for the Discussion of the Destiny of Life in the Universe -- Ch. 13. Deeper implications of the search for extraterrestrial life -- Ch. 14. Philosophical implications of the search for extraterrestrial civilizations -- Ch. 15. Back to the beginning of astrobiology -- Ch. 16. Recapitulation -- Proceedings of related events in astrobiology co-edited by the author.".
• catalog title "The new science of astrobiology : from genesis of the living cell to evolution of intelligent behaviour in the universe / by Julian Chela-Flores.".
• catalog type "text".