AI-powered chemical analysis uncovered faint biological fingerprints in some of Earth’s oldest rocks, pushing back the origins of oxygen-producing life.
A new study uncovered fresh chemical evidence of life in rocks more than 3.3 billion years old, along with molecular traces showing that ...
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Life clues found in 3.3-billion-year-old rocks, pushing back Earth’s timeline
This new method found traces of life in rocks dating back more than 3.3 billion years and detected signs of oxygen-producing ...
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Scientists unravel the mystery of the earliest life on Earth - dating back 3.3 BILLION years
Scientists have uncovered the earliest chemical evidence of life on Earth in a discovery that could revolutionise our ...
Using this method, researchers were able to push the ability to find molecular traces in much older rocks. The state of the ...
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Across 24 peaks and 240 miles through the Sierra Nevada, a UC Davis team searches for high-altitude Jeffrey pines to learn ...
A new study, published this week in Cell Reports Sustainability, introduces the concept of the Climate BioStress model and proposes the adoption of an integrative Climate BioStress Sentinel System ...
Back on planet Earth, and deep inside a pitch-black, sulfuric cave on the Albanian-Greek border, we reported on a study that ...
For over two years, park warden Pedro Muagura drove up a dirt road every month to Mozambique's conflict-ridden Mount ...
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