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Green ImpactAI uncovers Earth’s earliest life from 3.3 billion years ago

AI and chemistry reveal 3.3 billion year old traces of life and early photosynthesis in Earth’s oldest rocks.

Joseph Shavit
InnovationsScientists engineer microbe that mass-produces camouflage pigmentRebecca Shavit
Green ImpactAntarctic microbe has major food, cosmetic, and medical potentialRebecca Shavit
Green ImpactScientists wake up microbes trapped in Arctic permafrost for 40,000 yearsJoshua Shavit
SpaceNASA rover discovery suggests Mars once hosted microbial lifeJoshua Shavit
DiscoveriesScience reveals how to craft the perfect chocolate flavor
DiscoveriesNew organism with virus-like traits redefines what it means to be alive
Green ImpactOldest living microbes discovered within a 2-billion-year-old rock
InnovationsBreakthrough new concrete can heal itself using sunlight
DiscoveriesResearchers find life thriving deep under the Earth’s surface
HealthGut Microbes in Infancy Shape Diabetes Risk and Metabolic Health for Life
SpaceBlack holes play a surprising role in the creation of life
SpaceThe ISS’s Sterile Environment Could Be Making Astronauts Sick
HealthFiber-rich diet improves gut health and fights infections
HealthArctic Sea discovery can neutralize bacteria’s ability to cause disease
HealthDo probiotics improve gut health after antibiotic use?
DiscoveriesHistoric study reveals origins of world’s oldest cheese
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