Exobiology (noun)

The study of life outside of Earth, including the search for potential extraterrestrial life and the study of the effects of space on living organisms.

Origin:

Exobiology is derived from the greek words "exo" meaning "outside" and "biology" meaning "study of life".

Examples:

1. Exobiology is the study of life beyond Earth.
2. Scientists in the field of exobiology are searching for signs of life on other planets.
3. The study of exobiology encompasses the search for microbial life on other planets as well as the study of the effects of space on living organisms.
4. Exobiology is a multidisciplinary field that draws on expertise from various areas including astrobiology, biology, chemistry, and physics.
5. The study of exobiology encompasses the search for microbial life on other planets as well as the study of the effects of space on living organisms.