The oldest living conditions on Earth are uncovered!

On the old living fossil recorded until today. These fossils found in Western Australia are very different than you have ever seen.
Life on earth began about 3.5 billion years ago. Once upon a time, millions of different species are struggling to survive under different conditions. Disasters such as the threat of other species did not prevent the diversity of life.

we are not the only people who are worried about the living beings of all living species on the face, as a phenomenon that accepts the scientific world's theory of evolution. For this reason, it is possible to find the oldest fossils. For this reason, we can only represent the origins of species in an open framework.

These microscopic remains of Western Australia and the world's oldest fossil remains will shed light on the root of life:

With further analysis and research conducted by researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, we can measure the accuracy of scientific information that can provide information about the beginning of the seed.

A group of researchers under the direction of paleobiology (fossil biology), professor of geology Professor J. William Schopf and John W. Tal, declared the microbial fossils of five of 11 different regions. Because of their chemical structure, it was understood that these tissues were fragments of living organisms that lived for a while.

Examples of fossilized microorganisms will show us that there is an oxygen-free life on our planet.

On the other hand, this research does not ask what it is like to live in an oxygen-free world. There are also conditions that have oxygen-free atmospheres on various planets in various parts of the world. For example, Titan is a planet that completes the methane gas revolution. For this reason, the fossil discovery method is on its way.

Research on fossils and search continues. Probably in the coming years we will get unique information about the origin of life.