A "strong" version of it was discussed in The Seven Mysteries of Life by Guy Marchie, while its most famous formulation was introduced in the article "Is Mars a Spaceship, Too?" This theory has been m
A "strong" version of it was discussed in The Seven Mysteries of Life by Guy Marchie, while its most famous formulation was introduced in the article "Is Mars a Spaceship, Too?" This theory has been modeled by Andrew Watson using his Daisyworld simulation. Its development is largely attributed to (*) Lynn Margulis and James Lovelock, who postulated the existence of feedback loops similar to homeostasis. For 10 points, identify this theory stating that all life on earth functions as a self- regulating "super-organism," named after the Greek earth goddess.
A "strong" version of it was discussed in The Seven Mysteries of Life by Guy Marchie, while its most famous formulation was introduced in the article "Is Mars a Spaceship, Too?"
Gaia hypothesis