Biology
Aliens Among Us: Canada's Ancient Water Could foster Extraterrestrial Life
Research published in Nature Communications has presented evidence that the world's oldest water, found deep below ground in Ontario, Canada, could host microbial life that has its own self-sustaining life-support system.
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