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Great Oxidation Event

18 Bluestein 5 7/26/2025, 6:23:12 PM en.wikipedia.org ↗

Comments (5)

BuyMyBitcoins · 9h ago

Isn’t it fascinating that life on Earth began and evolved in such a radically different chemical environment? What we consider inhospitable was actually the cradle of life itself.

tim333 · 6h ago

It is. Largely oxygen free life continues deep underground which may be where things started.

Bluestein · 8h ago

It is. How the whole thing "bootstrapped" itself, to where "oxygenation" enabled higher and yet higher complexity, leading to ...

... us.-

bestouff · 9h ago

Oh,i thought it was yet another "rewrite it in Rust" thingy ...

Bluestein · 8h ago

Not familiar ... sounds interesting ...