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Here's How Life Survived a Frozen Earth

When most of the Earth's oceans were frozen and cut off from oxygen, scientists think they may finally have a clue on how life survived.

Published: 7:39 AM EST December 3, 2019

Updated: 7:20 AM EST December 3, 2019

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