The sun shone twenty percent less brightly.
The atmosphere lost its greenhouse gases.
Temperatures plummeted.
Ice progressed from the poles.
Covered the mid-latitudes.
Reached the equator.
The oceans froze solid.
The planet became a snowball.
For three hundred million years.
Even the photosynthetic bacteria perished.
Light could not reach the water.
Endless darkness was a death sentence.

LIFE ON THE EDGE: SURVIVING EARTH'S GREATEST EXTINCTIONS

In the abyssal darkness,
ancient microbial communities thrived.
Around hydrothermal springs,
they had lived for billions of years.
They had no defense against oxygen.
No enzymes.
No protection.
Oxygen reacted with their minerals.
Locked them in inaccessible compounds.
Tore apart their molecules.
Microbial city after city was annihilated.
Only one percent survived.
Everything alive today descends from that one percent.

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The chemical revolution and climate crisis
produced the largest mass extinction
in Earth's history.
Ninety-nine percent of all life disappeared.
Yet something emerged from the hell.
The oxygenic photosynthesis invented
by tiny bacteria nearly 2.5 billion years ago
did not disappear.
It survived.
It was passed on.
Today it supports the base
of almost all ecosystems on the planet.
Without this catastrophe,
animals would never have existed.
Neither the plants. Nor us.
The gas that almost destroyed everything
is the same gas that penetrates your lungs
with every breath.
The land that emerged on the other side of this hell
was a world forever changed.
A world with oxygen.
A world that for the first time
met the conditions for something completely new:
complex life.

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