Scientists Find One Of The Few Places On Earth Where Life Doesn't Exist

Geo Beats 2019-11-22

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Many forms of life have figured out how to survive in Earth’s most inhospitable places, but it appears none are having much success in making Ethiopia’s Dallol geothermal field their home.
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