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NASA scientists have found a new bacteria on the International Space Station, and not like new to the ISS, new in general, a previously unknown life form lurking away in a hepa filter on the station's life support system.

It's actually not the first time a new bacterium has been discovered on the

ISS. Six years ago, researchers had astronauts swab the station and send the samples back to

Earth to be studied. In the succeeding years, researchers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's

Biotechnology and Planetary Protection Group sequenced the genes of microbes isolated in those

samples and have found bacteria that

doesn't quite match anything else here on earth. Of the recent sample, they identified

methylobacterium Rhodesianum from that Hephafilter sample, but also another species from the same

genus that was new, and they called it methylobacterium Ajmali.

The previously known one is commonly found hanging out around plant roots,

helping turn complex nitrogen sources into nutrients for those plants,

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