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Scientists have discovered microhabitats inside tiny bubbles in “flammable ice” in the Sea of Japan. They say with a little heat and ice, frigid cold planets at the edge of planetary systems could also have microbes building their own tiny ecosystems.
Scientists have discovered microhabitats inside tiny bubbles in “flammable ice” in the Sea of Japan. They say with a little heat and ice, frigid cold planets at the edge of planetary systems could also have microbes building their own tiny ecosystems.
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