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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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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