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Scientists find evidence of ancient life in ruby 2.5 billion years old – The Clare People – The Clare People
As researchers at the University of Waterloo analyzed the composition of some of the world’s oldest gemstones, they came across…
As researchers at the University of Waterloo analyzed the composition of some of the world’s oldest gemstones, they came across the residue of carbon preserved in a ruby formed 2.5 billion ago of years. According to them, the material found in the yolk…
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