Except that the second result from Bing is this result from TechNet

"Re: Why does VS not show build error filenames in ASP.NET 2.0 projects ..."

What about Sanctuary?

All IONISING radiation has the same effect on cellular components, regardless of whether its alpha, beta or gamma. They all cause oxidative damage.

Yes and no...

Exactly right. If we can find life on a moon around a gas giant that is not in the "Goldilocks Zone" then this vastly increases the chances of life existing elsewhere in the universe. Also, assuming for a moment that life DOES exist in places other than earth, if the life found on Enceladus it is from a different biological origin to us, then this would increase the chances of us being able to study other life forms that we discover, as earth-based biology is also only a single data point.

I am a biologist. Any bacteria which had that much DNA would pretty much use most of it for fuel, as it would be much to costly to replicate when the cell divides. Bacteria are able to take on DNA from the external environment so a better idea would be to seed the planet with vesicles filled with random sections of DNA taken from other bacteria that utilise other energy sources. This may assist in speeding up evolution, IF the genes are stable enough to last long enough for them to be useful. However, the original researchers will be long dead by then, so it is a very long pilot study.

So, generally just write in Greek letters then, but spelling out English words.

As a researcher in genetics and bioinformatics, if the cloud gets a hold of my data there really could be trouble...