Remnants of life in ancient rocks reveal Earth had a rich ecosystem 3.4 billion years ago
Researchers found chemical signatures in rocks that provided an unprecedented insight into the biodiversity of ancient organisms.
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Researchers found chemical signatures in rocks that provided an unprecedented insight into the biodiversity of ancient organisms.
Robot designers from Carnegie Mellon University worked together to recreate ancient organisms in robot form.
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast / GettyCOVID has fallen out of the minds of most people, but the prospect of another pandemic hitting in the future looms large for some scientists. And that’s in great part because the worsening effects of climate change threaten to encourage a new kind of disease on the world—one that we may have very few defenses against, if any.That fear is crystalized in a new study published Thursday in PLOS Computational Biology, which found that the rapid melt of per