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A discovery in South Africa has revealed the oldest known microbial life, dating back an astonishing 2 billion years. Researchers from the University of Tokyo found these ancient microbes in the Bushveld Igneous Complex, shedding light on early forms of life on Earth and potentially guiding future explorations on Mars.
This remarkable find not only expands our understanding of biological history but also raises questions regarding the possibility of life on other planets.