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Big Bang and More: Life On Earth Likely Began 300 Million Years Earlier, Researchers Say
Mineral clues hidden within ancient molten rocks suggest life on the planet arose 300 million years ahead of previous estimates. This changes the way scientists view the Earth following its formation 4.5 billion years ago.
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