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University of Michigan researchers discovered a thriving underground ecosystem packed with fungi living more than a quarter-mile beneath Earth's surface. The finding could reshape our understanding of life on our planet and how carbon cycles through deep rock.
Scientists discovered that crushing ocean pressure squeezes nutrients from sinking particles, feeding microbes miles below the surface. This unexpected finding could change how we understand Earth's carbon storage and climate.
Scientists discovered that the ocean floor plays a much bigger role in controlling Earth's climate than previously thought. The breakthrough reshapes our understanding of how the planet regulates temperature over millions of years.
Scientists discovered that shallow ocean floors neutralize carbon dioxide pollution much faster than expected, potentially solving a puzzle in climate models. This natural buffer has been quietly working for at least 25 years.