Life on Earth extends far beyond the vibrant rainforests and sunlit coral reefs. Deep below the surface, an extraordinary microbial world thrives, challenging previous assumptions about where life ...

And yet, our understanding of what life is is changing all the time, thanks to space exploration.. As scientists continue to hunt for life beyond our own world, biologists are having to rethink ...

The deep biosphere: an underground ecosystem of bacteria and multi-celled organisms vastly outweighing all of human life on the surface. Sounds like science fiction, but it's just science .

The detection of life beneath the seafloor was the goal of one of the earliest Deep Sea Drilling Projects (DSDP) voyages, Leg 15 in 1970, led by chief scientist Wallace Broecker of Columbia ...

ABOVE: Nematode in biofilm that lives 1.4 km below ground GAETAN BORGONIE. O rganisms of Earth’s deep underground constitute between 15 billion and 23 billion tons of carbon and occupy an estimated ...

The Deep-Sea Podcast Armatus Oceanic. IT IS hard to imagine what the deep sea actually looks like. There is practically no light in this lowest layer of the ocean, which starts at a depth of 1800 ...

Barely living 'zombie' bacteria and other forms of life constitute an immense amount of carbon deep within Earth's subsurface -- 245 to 385 times greater than the carbon mass of all humans on the ...

To find life on Mars, scientists may need to "go deep." Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu. ... The Surprising Science of Parasitic Mind Control," published by Hopkins Press.

Deep Life will unveil the first fruits of its efforts during a pitch day on May 30, ... Tech has been a cornerstone of how science has developed and how applications of it are delivered, ...

The Earth's deep, underground ecosystems are nearly twice as big as the planet's oceans — and they could hold millions of undiscovered species. Thousands of scientists are racing to discover them.

Ten years of data collected by Italian researchers suggest that approximately 65% of DNA present in the world's oceans is found in deep-sea sediments, and 90% of that DNA is extracellular. This ...