NASA Astronauts Checking Exterior of Space Station for Living Organisms
Briefly

Scientists have long been studying 'extremophile' organisms like tardigrades that can survive the harsh conditions outside the ISS, hinting at the possibility of life on other parts of the solar system.
Research has shown that certain bacteria and fungi deposited outside the ISS can survive for years, possibly due to dehydration and partial freeze-drying in near-Earth space.
Microorganisms like Deinococcus radiodurans have been found to last for multiple years in outer space, showcasing their resilience to extreme temperature fluctuations and solar radiation.
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