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Deep Under the Sea, Boiling Founts of Life Itself

New York Times:
To [the researchers] surprise, they found that all the heat-loving microbes, known as hyperthermophiles, could breathe iron and make magnetite. Not only that, but one type broke the high-temperature record, thriving at an astonishing 250 degrees -- far above the boiling temperatures usually associated with sterilization. The alien organism was judged to be among the most primitive forms of life ever discovered.
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That discovery, he and other scientists say, suggests that all life on earth may have originated from a microbe that breathed iron -- potentially a key insight to learning about the chemical pathways that eons ago led to the dawn of biologic evolution
Life finds a way.
-Tim
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