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Winner of the 2021 EANA Space Factor student contest

We are happy to announce, that Sebastian Gfellner received the 1st price in this year’s European Astrobiology Network Association (EANA) 2021 Space Factor student contest. The aim was to introduce …

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Ground Control Group

Our astronauts Fibi and Thor launched towards space and landed back on earth. But not only that – our biological team observed them for several weeks after that. Cameras were …

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Our astronauts

Some of our foraminifera travelled towards space with REXUS 25. On 11.03.2018 at 10.20 the sounding rocket launched from SSC Esrange Space Centre in Northern Sweden. The rocket reached a height …

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Our experiment becomes reality

In approximately half a year the sounding rocket REXUS 25 is going to launch with our experiment on board. We are working hard on the preparations. To get an overview …

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Forarex or Foralex?

It may not remain hidden from attentive readers, that something about this homepage changed: it is now called “FORAREX”, not “FORALEX”. ARE WE FORAREX OR FORALEX? Indeed this is confusing, …

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Hypergravity (and why we need it)

How creatures are reacting to normal gravity we can see in our daily life. For our investigation something else is interesting: the areas of the force of gravity that are …

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Profile: Foraminifera

by Katrin Hättig Foraminifera are unicellular organism, which develop a unilocular to multilocular shell. Foraminifera are the stars of the project FORALEX (foraminifera low earth orbit EXperminet), where we examine …

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(Deutsch) Foraminiferen – „Kammer” Das Noch Sehen

Sorry, this entry is only available in German.

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What are we investigating?

What is so special about foraminifera? Foraminifera are unicellular organism with an external calcium carbonate shell. This shell is a delicate structure comprised of layers of proteins and crystalline calcium …

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