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Re:The International Space Station is growing mould, inside ... by nickserv on Friday June 28, 2019 @06:50PM (#20309448)
And I thought I had it bad in my kitchen.

In any case I'm really wondering how it grows outside, which the article didn't really explain. It's one thing for the spores to survive in vacuum, another altogether for it to actually grow in vacuum. Or did I misunderstand something?

Re:The International Space Station is growing mould, inside ... by mirimir on Saturday June 29, 2019 @02:43AM (#20311146)
Maybe just sloppy title writing.

Because TFA says nothing about it growing outside.

Re:The International Space Station is growing mould, inside ... by igravious on Saturday June 29, 2019 @06:37AM (#20311829)
“New research being presented at the Astrobiology Science Conference shows the International Space Station has an irritating mould problem — not only on the inside, but the outside, too.”

"We now know that [fungal spores] resist radiation much more than we thought they would, to the point where we need to take them into consideration when we are cleaning spacecraft, inside and outside," Cortesao said in a statement.

emphasis mine

Re:The International Space Station is growing mould, inside ... by mirimir on Saturday June 29, 2019 @11:15PM (#20316126)
I'm not quibbling about "outside". But nothing like "grow*" appears there. Spores aren't actually growing. Just waiting for suitable growth conditions.
Re:The International Space Station is growing mould, inside ... by igravious on Tuesday July 02, 2019 @04:06PM (#20338943)
Ah, apologies for not picking that up.