Deep Life reports from Deep Carbon Observatory

The Deep Life Community shared its progress over the past decade in the Deep Carbon Observatory at the December 2018 meeting of the American Geophysical Union in Washington DC.  Jesse Ausubel helped found the DCO in 2009.

Articles include: Life in deep Earth totals 15 to 23 billion tons of carbon—hundreds of …  Phys.Org–Dec 10, 2018Deep Life scientists say about 70% of Earth’s bacteria and archaea …. says Jesse Ausubel of the Rockefeller University, a founder of the DCO.

 Earth’s Deep Life Biosphere –“A Subterranean Galapagos”
The Daily Galaxy –Great Discoveries Channel–Dec 10, 2018

Deep down: ‘Zombie’ bacteria found miles below Earth’s surface
Independent.ie–Dec 10, 2018

There Is A Colossal Cornucopia Of Exotic Life Hiding Within Earth’s …
In-Depth–Forbes–Dec 11, 2018

 

Below the seabed live forests of ancient life