Surprising discovery: The number of species has not declined
The diversity of life forms on earth - from corals to carnivores - has been attacked.
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The diversity of life forms on earth - from corals to carnivores - has been attacked.
A series of recent studies revealed that life on Earth may have begun in the craters sprayed on the sea floor.
The catastrophe has wiped out almost all life on Earth more than 250 million years ago, and this event is happening at a faster pace than previously thought.
We are living in the 21st century with the remarkable progress of knowledge and science and technology.
According to Scientific Reports, researchers from Cornell University (USA) believe that clay may be
Scientists surmised, life on Earth will continue to exist for 3 billion years, but humanity will even die slowly long before that.
The results of the study, published recently in the journal Nature, are immediately recognized by scientists as one of the extremely important findings.
New research shows that life on the Green planet was formed before the most essential element for this process was oxygen.
The last life on Earth will be extinguished in 2.8 billion years, when the Sun shuts down and swells up into a giant red glowing sphere.
The Eden science channel of UKTV (UK) has conducted a survey of 2,000 people about their level of interest in the world's toughest mysteries. The results show that the q…
According to geologists, the atmosphere of the Earth's atmosphere is formed about 2.48 to 2.32 billion years ago.
You may be surprised to learn that dozens of spacecraft have mapped the surface of Mars even more accurately than the depths of the Earth's oceans.
British scientists discovered a mysterious spherical structure, containing a biological form of material thought to be an early origin on Earth.
Hydrothermal vents and the first chemical reactions on the ocean floor are the cause of the first life on Earth.
DNA analysis has identified these organisms as members of the Torquaratoridae family, an Acorn family that has only recently been discovered.