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Geologists Discover The First Evidence of 4.5-billion-year-old “proto-Earth”

Lava / magma ocean / Volcanic Worlds

Geologists Discover The First Evidence of 4.5-billion-year-old “proto-Earth”

The First Animals On Earth May Have Been Sea Sponges, Study Suggests

Origin & Evolution of Life

The First Animals On Earth May Have Been Sea Sponges, Study Suggests

The Smallest Asteroids Ever Detected In The Main Belt

Comets and Asteroids

The Smallest Asteroids Ever Detected In The Main Belt

Liquid On Mars Was Not Necessarily All Water

Mars

Liquid On Mars Was Not Necessarily All Water

Molecules That Store Carbon Discovered In A Distant Interstellar Cloud

Astrochemistry

Molecules That Store Carbon Discovered In A Distant Interstellar Cloud

Survival and Evolutionary Adaptation of Populations Under Disruptive Habitat Change: A Study With Darwinian Cellular Automation

Origin & Evolution of Life

Survival and Evolutionary Adaptation of Populations Under Disruptive Habitat Change: A Study With Darwinian Cellular Automation

Mars’ Missing Atmosphere Could Be Hiding In Plain Sight

Mars

Mars’ Missing Atmosphere Could Be Hiding In Plain Sight

Biosignature Update: Why Dinosaur Collagen May Have Survived For Over A Hundred Million Years

Biosignatures & Paleobiology

Biosignature Update: Why Dinosaur Collagen May Have Survived For Over A Hundred Million Years

Rocks from Mars’ Jezero Crater, Which Likely Predate Life On Earth, Contain Signs Of Water

Mars

Rocks from Mars’ Jezero Crater, Which Likely Predate Life On Earth, Contain Signs Of Water

Titan’s Lakes May Be Shaped By Waves

Titan

Titan’s Lakes May Be Shaped By Waves

Astronomers Spot WASP-193b – A Giant Planet As Light As Cotton Candy

Exoplanets, -moons, -comets

Astronomers Spot WASP-193b – A Giant Planet As Light As Cotton Candy

Astrochemistry Discovery: 2-methoxyethanol Has Been Detected In Interstellar Space

Astrochemistry

Astrochemistry Discovery: 2-methoxyethanol Has Been Detected In Interstellar Space

A Carbon-lite Atmosphere Could Be A Sign Of Water And Life On Other Terrestrial Planets

Biosignatures & Paleobiology

A Carbon-lite Atmosphere Could Be A Sign Of Water And Life On Other Terrestrial Planets