About  |   Contact  |  Mongabay on Facebook  |  Mongabay on Twitter  |  Subscribe
Rainforests | Tropical fish | Environmental news | For kids | Madagascar | Photos | Non-English languages | Tropical Conservation Science| Store

Comments: Extremophiles discovered below Antarctic glacier are remnants of marine life


We offer two comment systems: our "Add a comment" system (no registration) and a social media system (registration with Disqus required). Either one will allow you to post a comment here.

Mongabay comment system

Add a comment:

Name (required)

Email (required but private)


I tend to believe that they have only been buried for about 15,000 years. Silly earthly scientists, always blinded to the obvious.

Lanttisa

How is this even possible? The Earth is 6000 years old

M Savage

Are you two joking? I mean religion aside, the Earth is 4.5 billion years old and has been scientifically proven by use of radioactive dating. So its not ridiculous that they've been buried that long.

MT

Social media comment system

blog comments powered by Disqus


Please note
  • Inappropriate and "frivolous" (i.e. First!) comments may not be posted and spam will not be tolerated. "Trolling" attempts will be deleted.
  • Comments are approved manually at the discretion of the mongabay.com administrator. Mongabay.com tries to approve comments on a timely basis, but in some cases, comments may take a few days to be approved.
  • The comment system is not a way to communicate directly with the author of the article or the site administrator. Please contact the author for requests and corrections.
  • Links (urls) are not active in posted comments.

Back to news.mongabay.com/2009/0416-hance_extremophiles.html

All comments

News index





Copyright mongabay 2010