NASA Scientist Revive 10,000-Year-Old Microorganisms

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By EditorDavidFeb 20, 2017, 6:30 am156 pts
"Scientists have extracted long-dormant microbes from inside the famous giant crystals of the Naica mountain caves in Mexico -- and revived them," reports the BBC. An anonymous reader writes: "The organisms were likely to have been encased in the striking shafts of gypsum at least 10,000 years ago, and possibly…

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