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Oldest life on Earth may be up to 4 28 billion years old -- and this is good news for finding life on other planets

Life on Earth may have emerged earlier than believed back when our planet was still a "baby".

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Oldest Fossils Yet Suggest Life on Earth Began Much Earlier Than We Thought

The microbes lived between 3.75 and 4.28 billion years ago, only 300 million years after Earth formed a blink of an eye geologically.

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Scientists believe they may have found Earth s oldest life -- 4 2 billion years old

If confirmed, study would show life on Earth might have emerged a mere 300 million years after planet's formation

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Scientists Say Recent Fossils Discovery Could Challenge History About Life On Earth

Dr Dominic Papineau made this discovery of the ancient rocks while on an expedition to Québec’s Nuvvuagittuq Supracrustal Belt.

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Quebec rock part of ancient life study

New research on a fist-sized rock found in Quebec suggests life on Earth began 300 million years earlier than previously thought.

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