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A new study shows that a areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming water creature could live until the areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming of the Earth. The tiny tardigrade, also known as water bear, looks like an eight-legged areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming. It is one-tenth of a millimeter long but has the body to survive in any areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming conditions. It can survive without food for areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming, exist in freezing areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming of -272º Celsius and boiling temperatures of 150ºC. Water bears can also survive the areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming of deep oceans, the areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming of outer space, nuclear war, global areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming, or any other extreme event that would doom areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming.

Scientists say water bears are so areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming that the only thing that would wipe them out is if the Sun boils all the Earth's areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming. The study says this will happen in areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming billion years. The new study states that areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming life is very difficult to destroy and could exist on other areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming. A researcher said water bears are almost indestructible and because of that, it is possible that there are other tough areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming elsewhere in the Universe. He said there was, "a real areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming for looking for areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming on Mars and in other areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming of the Solar System". He suggested there could be life "out areascasecaterpillarcomplexcreaturesdecadesendextremehumanslifemicroscopicoceansplanetspressureseveraltemperaturestheretoughvacuumwarming".