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Man's immune system will not survive outside planet earth! Will be eaten alive by super bacterials no antibiotic can heal

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The human bodies and the medicine invented by human ONLY WORKS ON PLANET EARTH! Not OUTSIDE! In space man will be eaten alive by space bugs!

https://www.rt.com/usa/444808-antibiotic-resistant-bacteria-space/




Mutant superbugs menace future space station expeditions – NASA
Published time: 25 Nov, 2018 01:27 Edited time: 25 Nov, 2018 01:33
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Researchers found five strains of a multidrug-resistant bacterium similar to hospital-acquired infections on the International Space Station, raising concerns about the organisms' health implications for future missions.
Resembling a bacterium recently discovered infecting newborns and one elderly immunocompromised patient across three hospitals, the Enterobacter bugadensis strains found on the ISS were not infectious to humans in their current form. However, their genomes are similar enough to three pathogenic Earth strains to warrant further study, according to researchers at California Institute of Technology's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Biotechnology and Planetary Protection Group.
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All five bacterial strains were resistant to five of the most commonly-used antibiotics, including penicillin, and "resistant or intermediate resistant" to two more. Enterobacter species are commonly found in the human intestinal tract, as well as in sewage and soil, but they have also been implicated in a wide array of hospital-acquired infections, including endocarditis and bacteremia in addition to skin and soft tissue, urinary tract, lower respiratory tract, and intra-abdominal infections.
The space-bugs have a 79 percent probability of potentially infecting humans, according to a computer analysis the researchers performed, but senior research scientist Dr. Kasthuri Venkateswaran stated that there was no cause for alarm (yet), emphasizing the need to conduct further studies in living creatures to determine how environmental factors related to space travel affected the bacteria.
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Comparison of ISS E. bugadensis with other Enterobacter genomes © BMC Microbiology
Microgravity is known to increase a bacterium's tendency to acquire foreign genetic material and to become resistant to metals and antibiotics, factors which could predispose the ISS E. bugadensis strains toward increased virulence in the future.
A Russian experiment concluded in July similarly found that terrestrial bacteria sent to space exhibited a marked increase in aggression and antibiotic resistance upon their return to Earth. The Biorisk experiment sent 68 different organisms into space in 2005 to see whether terrestrial or other life forms could survive interplanetary travel.
Four of the E. bugadensis samples were collected from the space station's toilet, while one was found on the Advanced Resistive Exercise Device foot platform in March 2015, part of a wider effort to conduct a microbial census of the station.
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Future novichok. But this time, affecting entire community.
 
Future novichok. But this time, affecting entire community.


Even fucking SARS was too slow and short duration cannot even eat away a billion of the eight fucking billion. KNN! I am quite doubtful that bugs will help to balance the planet population vs resources. The last hope is only nuke. They are all there and properly functional. Just need a bunch of fingers to hit the buttons.

The Massive Total Extinction Suicide caused by stupid Modern Civilization is about to succeed conclusively. Fucking 8 billion bastardfools all want to enjoy as much resources as possible and as soon as possible. And only ELIMINATING THEM ASAP leaving only a tiny proportion e.g. 8 million (global) will be able to reach a long lasting balance and averted Total Extinction. Nuke is better bet than Virus or Bacterial or Bio-Warfare.

Even Novichok is slower than nuke. It is hard to preserve and keep and transport not to mention dispense properly to wipe out 8 billions. There are too many physical conditions and limitations for these chemicals to work. Too hot too cold too dry too much UV etc they will lost effect and cause chemical changes, and lost their lethal purposes & functions. Worse even with virus like SARS, they can not survive too hot, to high to low atmospheric pressures etc. You put them inside ICBM and fire into space, they will die and become useless during the missile flight already. Warhead reentry heat will kill virus and destroy chemicals. Only nuke can be trusted to do the job perfectly.
 
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