The short answer: No. Will Wright describes Spore's on-line feature as Asyncronous Sharing. Spore is unique in that while it has multiplayer elements involved there will be no direct live contact with other players. Players' created content gets saved to a master server and will be downloaded by the client-software of other players. In this way, a player will interact with the content created by another player in a non-intrusive manner.

Spore will be considered a "massively single-player game". Because the game is single-player, you can blow things up without ruining anyone else's experience. However, players will be able to upload to a central database which will allow others to "share your DNA". Creatures, items and even cities will be duplicated in the online database.

A massively multiplayer online roleplaying game is a video game where a player connects through the Internet to a persistent virtual world, joining with hundreds of thousands of other gamers in a shared experience. While many modern computer games support multiplayer gaming, very few are designed to support the thousands of simultaneous players found within the worlds of Sony Online Entertainment (SOE).

While many computer games support multiplayer gaming, few are designed to support thousands of simultaneous players. Most online games allow for 16 or 32 players to connect to a server that is usually controlled by one of the players. This is called a client-server network for online games. Massively multiplayer games work in a similar way but on a much larger scale.

MMORPG stands for massively multiplayer online role-playing game. MMORPGs allow thousands of players to adventure and socialize together at the same time. In The Lord of the Rings™ Online, you will be one of the thousands of players interacting with each other every day. This creates a living environment populated by people across the world.

Autoclave Spore Testing is the method used by medical professionals to determine if an autoclave is operating properly. The tests usually take 48 hours, once the sample reaches the lab. Autoclave spore testing is a simple procedure. The owner of the autoclave acquires a biological sample in a sealed ampule, either from a hospital laboratory, or a reputable offsite testing facility. This ampule contains bacteria, commonly a Bacillus strain, suspended in a coloured solution.

Generally speaking, no. Technically it is possible through plugins, but it has not yet been achieved. More information can be found in a TKZ article here.

Spore is the latest "simulation" game from Will Wright and Maxis/EA. Will Wright (creator of "The Sims") and the Maxis team will take us on an epic journey from the origin and evolution of life, through the development of civilization, technology and eventually all the way in to the deepest reaches of outer space.