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By Marlowe Starling, CNN Marine researchers exploring extreme depths say they have discovered an astonishing ecosystem of chemosynthetic life in deep waters, powered by gases escaping from fractures in the ocean floor. The expedition revealed methane-producing microbes and marine invertebrates thriving in harsh conditions where the sun's rays can't reach, according to a new study. Geochemist Mengran Du had 30 minutes left in her submersible miss…
Chemosynthetic Life Discovered In Extreme Depths of Hadal Trenches - Astrobiology
Beneath the deep sea at nearly 10,000 meters, a Chinese-led team has discovered vibrant communities of marine creatures that survive without sunlight, relying instead on chemical reactions for energy. The tube worms. — IDSSE The groundbreaking study was published on Wednesday in the scientific journal “Nature.” The study, led by the Institute of Deep-sea Science […] The post Chemosynthetic Life Discovered In Extreme Depths of Hadal Trenches appe…
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