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Study extends the lifespan of Chicxulub’s hydrothermal system

via Ars Technica·4h ago

Rock dating and computer models suggest the Chicxulub impact crater’s hydrothermal system persisted for about eight million years, longer than earlier estimates, Ars Technica reports on a Communications Earth & Environment study. Warm, nutrient-rich water could have supported microbes for millions of years. The research does not establish that the crater was actually inhabited.

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