Webb reportedly found early galaxies spreading carbon and oxygen; DNA reveals chemosynthesis genes in reef fish gill bacteria
A post about Knowridge’s report says Webb found young galaxies spreading carbon and oxygen 13 billion years ago. Separately, Phys.org reports that DNA reveals chemosynthesis genes in bacteria living on coral reef fish gills.
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One user says Webb found young galaxies spreading carbon and oxygen 13 billion years ago, sharing a Knowridge report about early galaxies spreading ingredients for planets and life. Another shares Phys.org’s report that DNA reveals chemosynthesis genes in bacteria on coral reef fish gills. Phys.org notes that chemosynthetic bacteria have been documented in other marine settings and with invertebrate hosts.
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