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Originally posted by Red Cloak
If Santorini erupts, it could be a planet killer.
Originally posted by Red Cloak
If Santorini erupts, it could be a planet killer.
We do not know the biological identity of these bacteria, except that they use chimeiosynthesis rather than photosynthesis to survive. They live in a strange environment and it has been estimated that such bacteria are probably the primary forms of life and how any such a life form is likely to be found on another habitable planet' said the NEA newspaper Dr. Paraskevi Nomikou.
Originally posted by Imogene72
reply to post by Phantom traveller
Very interesting find, well done
I have read that there is evidence that life is tied with volcanoes, since the ingredients they release when they erupt, are the basic ones to get life started, that's probably why the bacteria mentioned in the article you posted are considered to be primordial. But I have no idea what more could it mean.
Originally posted by angelchemuel
I saw that on EDIS and checked out the map.
My worry is that there is a major fault line that goes from Turkey down through the Med, via the Cannaries and ends up joining the mid Atlantic Rift. Given what has and is still going on in Turkey and the Cannaries, anything in between in my book is affected.
I am just a little sad that our EQ experts have yet to visit this thread to throw their expert view over what is happening here as they have access to far more detailed seismic reports and the where with all to give their expert opinion on their interpretations on the seismograms.
Rainbows
Jane