#earlyearth — Public Fediverse posts

#WeekendReading: Iotti et al., about magnesium at the dawn of life, and how do the geochemistry and cell biology both fold into that.

Link: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11084-026-09743-7

#Magnesium #Synthesis #EarlyEarth

#WeekendReading: Iotti et al., about magnesium at the dawn of life, and how do the geochemistry and cell biology both fold into that.

Link: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11084-026-09743-7

#Magnesium #Synthesis #EarlyEarth

Why was the early Earth so hot? The heat wasn’t just coming from the inside
#Earth #EarlyEarth #Science #Geology #Astronomy #Asteroids #Space #SolarSystem #Research #Continents #Volcanism #Mantle #Crust #Hadean #EarthHistory #ClimateHistory #Universe
https://the-14.com/why-was-the-early-earth-so-hot-the-heat-wasnt-just-coming-from-the-inside/

Why was the early Earth so hot? The heat wasn’t just coming from the inside
#Earth #EarlyEarth #Science #Geology #Astronomy #Asteroids #Space #SolarSystem #Research #Continents #Volcanism #Mantle #Crust #Hadean #EarthHistory #ClimateHistory #Universe
https://the-14.com/why-was-the-early-earth-so-hot-the-heat-wasnt-just-coming-from-the-inside/

Investigating the Geographical Origins of First Life on Earth

Where did life on Earth start first? Scientists look at deep oceans and volcanoes to find out if we will find life on Mars or other moons.

#originoflife, #deepseavents, #volcanicpools, #nasamars, #earlyearth

https://newsletter.tf/where-did-life-on-earth-start-first-ocean-vs-volcano/

Scientists are choosing between the deep ocean and land volcanoes for the start of life. This choice tells us if we should look for aliens on Mars or icy moons.

#originoflife, #deepseavents, #volcanicpools, #nasamars, #earlyearth

https://newsletter.tf/where-did-life-on-earth-start-first-ocean-vs-volcano/

Searching for life where it shouldn't exist https://phys.org/news/2023-09-qa-life-shouldnt.html

"Jennifer Macalady is a #microbiologist who studies biological interactions between the limited resources that were available on #EarlyEarth: water, atmospheric gases and rocks. Her research takes her to some of the most hostile places for life on Earth, in search of the #microbial #biofilms that can survive there. Her most recent #expedition was to three lakes within Italy's #Frasassi #cave system"

Searching for life where it shouldn't exist https://phys.org/news/2023-09-qa-life-shouldnt.html

"Jennifer Macalady is a #microbiologist who studies biological interactions between the limited resources that were available on #EarlyEarth: water, atmospheric gases and rocks. Her research takes her to some of the most hostile places for life on Earth, in search of the #microbial #biofilms that can survive there. Her most recent #expedition was to three lakes within Italy's #Frasassi #cave system"

Hiya Mastodon,

Re- #Introduction time! I'm Ash, a stop motion animator of wildlife and paleontologist.

In the last year I moved from Australia to France and to Mastodon from my ex Twitter handle @aela_wild.

With the move I renamed my business to StudioWild. So far it's a better fit :)

Now that I'm set up, I post about natural history and share my mixed media art. I'm looking forward to getting to know my new landscape and all the weird wild animals and places in between.

If you're inclined, my animations live on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@studio_wild

#geology #paleontology #naturalHistory #mushrooms #moss #reptiles #mammals #echinoderms #velvetWorms #oceans #crinoids #stromatolites #earlyEarth #forage #mushroom