Imagine walking outside and the sky has been pouring non‑stop since long before your grandparents, long before humans, long before even dinosaurs. Not days, not months, not years, but roughly about two million years of almost relentless rain. It sounds like a dramatic sci‑fi disaster or a myth from some lost civilization, but geology quietly suggests something very close to this really happened to our planet, and astonishingly, life not only sur…
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