Medea Hypothesis -- Groks Science Show 2009-08-17
An episode of the Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast podcast, hosted by Groks Science, titled "Medea Hypothesis -- Groks Science Show 2009-08-17" was published on August 19, 2009 and runs 26 minutes.
August 19, 2009 ·26m · Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast
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Episode Description
The Gaia Hypothesis suggests that the various lifeforms on earth interact to sustain the habitability of the planet. But, could the opposite be true? Is life on earth self-destructive? On this program, Prof. Peter Ward discussed the Medea Hypothesis.
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