Medicine & TechnologyThe earliest evidence for life on Earth is graphite found to be a biogenic substance in 3.7 billion-year-old metasedimentary rocks discovered in western Greenland and microbial mat fossils found in 3.48 billion-year-old sandstone discovered in Western Australia.
Researchers claim that hydrogen pouring from the volcanoes may be used to find the possibility of life in the universe. Planets with such volcanoes are likely to support life.
Last time European Space Agency (ESA) finds a Neutron star or Pulsar using their X-ray space observatory XMM-NEWTON. The claimed that this pulsar is the brightest and farthest from Earth.
Earth has higher levels of heavy iron isotope relative to other planets. Light iron isotopes may have been vaporized into space by a large impact with another planet that formed the moon.
NASA scientists are trying to find any habitat exoplanet exist in our universe along this they also try to find some mystery in Antarctica that may have some strong evidence related to extraterrestrial species and their connection with our Earth.
The 60 planets include a rocky planet which is later then called "Super Earth." Gliese 411b caught the attention of Dr. Mikko Tuomi from the University of Herdfordshire's Center for Astrophysics because of its unusual identity.