A groundbreaking discovery reveals that ancient microbes have been found alive in 2-billion-year-old rocks, reshaping our understanding of life's resilience and offering new insights into the evolution of early life on Earth.
Scientists believe a rare find in the Gulf of Aqaba, linked to the legend of Moses parting the Red Sea, could offer insights into the beginnings of life on Earth through the discovery of unique 'death' pools teeming with extremophile microbes.
