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Scientists have known about stromatolites for years from fossil formations and in 1961 they discovered a living community of stromatolites at Shark Bay on the remote northwest coast of Australia. This was most unexpected an it was some years before the scientists realized quite what they had found. Shark Bay is as much a tourist attraction that something miles from anywhere can be today. Boardwalks have been built out into the bay so visitors can stroll over the water and get a good look at the stromatolites quietly respiring just beneath the surface. I stated this in an earlier book but they are gray, lusterless, and look like very large cow-pats. It is a curiously giddying moment when you find yourself staring at the living remnants of Earth from 3.5 billion years ago.
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Delete1. For years scientists have known about stromatolites from fossil formations and in 1961 they got a real surprise when they discovered a living community of stromatolites at Shark Bay on the remote northwest coast of Australia.
ReplyDelete2. This was most unexpected because it was some years before scientists had realized quite what they had found.
3. Shark Bay, tourist attraction today is as much a tourist attraction as a place hundreds of miles from anywhere can ever be.
4. Boardwalks have been built out into the bay so visitors can stroll over the water and can get a good look at the stromatolites which quietly respire just beneath the surface.
5. They are lusterless, gray, and look like very large cow-pats in which I stated in an earlier book.
6. The moment when you can find yourself staring at living remnants of Earth from 3.5 billion years ago is a curious giddying moment.
Scientists have known about stromatolites from fossil formations, but in 1961 they got a real surprise when they discovered a community of living stromatolites at Shark Bay on the remote northwest coast of Australia. This was most unexpected and it was some years before scientists realized quite what they had found. Shark bay, a tourist attraction today is as much of an attraction as a place hundreds of miles from anywhere much can ever be. Board walks, on which visitors can stroll to get a good look at the stromatoites quietly respiring just beneath the surface, have been built out into the bay. As I stated in an earlier book, they are lusterless and gray and look like very large cow-pats. It is a curiously giddying moment when you find yourself staring at the living remnants of Earth from 3.5 billion years ago.
ReplyDeleteScientists have known about stromatolites for years from fossil formations, but in 1961 they got a real surprise when they discovered a community of living stromatolites at Shark Bay on the remote northwest coast of Australia. This was most unexpected, and it was some years before scientists quite what they had found. Today, Shark Bay is as much of a tourist attraction as a place hundreds of miles from anywhere can ever be. Boardwalks have been built out into the bay so visitors can stroll over the water and get a good look at the stromatolites quietly respirating just beneath the surface. They are lusterless, gray and look like very large cow pats, which I stated in an earlier book. The moment is giddying when you find yourself staring at the 3.5 billion years old remnants of an old earth.
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ReplyDeleteScientists have known about stromatolites for years from fossil formations and they got a real surprise in 1961, discovering a community of living stromatolites in Shark Bay on the remote northwest coast of Australia. It was so unexpected that scientists took years to realize what they had found. Dozens of miles from anywhere, Shark bay is a tourist attraction today, just as much of one as a place hundreds of miles away. Boardwalks have been built out onto the bay so that visitors can stroll over the water and get a good look at the stromatolites that quietly respirate just beneath the surface of the bay. I stated in an earlier book that they are gray, lusterless, and look like very large cow-pats. It is a curiously giddy moment when you find yourself staring at 3.5 billion year old living remnants of the Earth.
For years, scientists have known about stromatolites from fossil formations, but in 1961 they got a real surprise after they discovered a community of them living at Shark Bay on the remote northwest coast of Australia. This was most unexpected, in fact, it was years before scientists have realized what they had found.
ReplyDeleteShark Bay is a tourist attraction today, at least it is as much as a tourist attraction as it is a place of hundreds of miles from anywhere. Boardwalks have been built out into the bay so visitors can stroll over the water where they can get a good look at the stromatolites, as they quietly respire beneath the surface. They are grey, lusterless, and they look very much like very large cow-pats as I stated earlier in the book. The moment where you can find yourself staring at the living remnants of earth from 3.5 billion years ago, you'll realize that it's a curiously giddying moment.
For years, scientists have known about stromatolites from fossil formations and in 1961 they got a real surprise when they discovered a community of living stromatolites at Shark Bay off the northwest coast of Australia. This was most unexpected and it was some years before scientists realized quite what they had found. Today, Shark Bay is a tourist attraction, or at least as much of a tourist attraction it can be while being dozens of miles from anywhere. Boardwalks have been built into the bay so visitors can stroll over the water to get a good look at the stromatolites that quietly respire beneath the surface. They are lusterless, gray, and as I stated in an earlier book, they look like very large cow-pats. It is a curiously giddying moment when you can find yourself staring at living remnants of Earth from 3.5 billion years ago.
ReplyDeleteScientists have known about stromatolites from fossil formations for years and in 1961 they got a real surprise when they discovered a community of living stromatolites at Shark Bay, the remote northwest coast of Australia. This was unexpected because it was years before scientists realized what they had found. Shark Bay, a tourist attraction, is just as much of a tourist attraction as any other place a hundred miles from it. Visitors can stroll over the water on the boardwalks built out into the bay, getting a good look at the stromatolites that quietly respire just beneath the surface. As I stated earlier in this book, the stromatolites are gray and lusterless, looking like very large cow-pats. The moment when you can find yourself staring at living remnants of Earth from 3.5 billion years ago is a curiously giddying moment.
ReplyDeleteScientists knew about stromatolites for years from fossil formation discovered in 1961 when they discovered a living community of stromatolites at Shark bay on the northwest coast of Australia. The discovery was very unexpected with scientist not realizing what they discovered for some years. Shark Bay, a tourist attraction today, is as much as tourist attraction as a place hundred of miles away. Boardwalks have been built into the bay that visitors can stroll and enjoy the sight while stromatolites respire underneath the surface. Stromatolites are lusterless and gray which was mentioned earlier and they also appears as very large cow-pats. It was giddy moment when discovering living remnants of Earth from 3.5 billion years ago.
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