Earth was once purple, not green! Early microbes used retinal, not chlorophyll, for photosynthesis, reflecting violet hues. This ancient color shift hints at alien life.

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This idea, known as the Purple Earth hypothesis, suggests that single-celled organisms depended ... This molecule absorbs light, mostly from the blue and red spectrum, while reflecting green, which is ...

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Some scientists propose that Earth was once covered in shades of purple instead of green. The idea suggests early life forms used a different molecule for photosynthesis than today’s chlorophyll.

This stunning photo was taken on January 29, 2025, from 265 miles (425 km) above the Pacific Ocean. Pettit, a seasoned astronaut and a pretty good photographer, used a camera with low-light and ...

Laser lighting display. Neon blue green glare motion. Telecomunication satellite sending signal to Earth. Flying over large city Close up on telecomunication satellite. NASA pictures in background ...

We usually see deep shades like this in the fall, but Robinson says the shift to earth tones for spring includes this ...

Then on Thursday, the lander, named Blue Ghost, fired its engines for four minutes to propel the spacecraft beyond Earth’s orbit toward the moon. The engine burn was the most challenging the ...

Before ditching Earth completely, Firefly’s Blue Ghost captured gorgeous parting shots to commemorate the beginning of its journey. Blue Ghost captured this image of Earth with the Moon below in ...

Her research-based paintings close the gap between subject matter and material by depicting natural phenomena via the elements that comprise them.