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Researchers used a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) at over a mile depth from the research vessel OceanXplorer, and extracted sediment cores from a deep-sea brine pool in the Gulf of Aqaba ...

Scientists believe that life on Earth may have first appeared in deep-sea conditions similar to those of these brine pools, which researchers have called "death traps". Researchers suggest that ...

"Deep-sea brine pools are a great analog for the early Earth and, despite being devoid of oxygen, are teeming with a rich community of so-called ‘extremophile’ microbes." This discovery is not just ...