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Origins of Life on Earth Grow More Complex as Scientist Debunk Ancient Climate Theory
A group of scientists may have deepened the mystery behind a scientific conundrum known as the young, faint Sun paradox, by publishing a study debunking a theory as to why ancient Earth was warm enough to sustain life even though the Sun's energy was only three-quarters the strength it is today.
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