Researchers looked at 830-million-year-old halite and found microorganisms that may still be alive.
Researchers looked at 830-million-year-old halite and found microorganisms that may still be alive.
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Researchers looked at 830-million-year-old halite and found microorganisms that may still be alive.
A new discovery reveals the possibility of ancient life, not just on Earth, but in extraterrestrial environments.
Finding 830-million-year-old organisms in ancient rock like halite might be the same thing on other planets, which gives us a chance to know farther back in time.
Figuring out whether the microorganisms are still alive and how they've survived this long is the tricky part.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. In this case, more evidence means lasers.