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The Story of Evolution

과학 · 생명과학

How did life become so diverse? Discover the principles of evolution.

The Story of Evolution — Billions of years ago, amidst the emptiness of the cosmos, a hot and blue primordial Earth finally began to breathe. This is where our grand adventure begins.
Billions of years ago, amidst the emptiness of the cosmos, a hot and blue primordial Earth finally began to breathe. This is where our grand adventure begins.
The Story of Evolution — In those early, oxygen-deprived days, deep beneath the boiling oceans, volcanic eruptions spewed organic molecules. Clumping together, they stood ready to spark Earth's very first life form.
In those early, oxygen-deprived days, deep beneath the boiling oceans, volcanic eruptions spewed organic molecules. Clumping together, they stood ready to spark Earth's very first life form.
The Story of Evolution — Then, about 3 billion years ago, a tiny organism called 'cyanobacteria' began using sunlight to produce oxygen for the first time. It was a monumental turning point in the history of life on Earth.
Then, about 3 billion years ago, a tiny organism called 'cyanobacteria' began using sunlight to produce oxygen for the first time. It was a monumental turning point in the history of life on Earth.
The Story of Evolution — The massive amount of oxygen released by cyanobacteria bonded with the abundant iron in the seas to form iron oxide (rust). This settled onto the ocean floor, creating the vast iron ore deposits that humanity mines today.
The massive amount of oxygen released by cyanobacteria bonded with the abundant iron in the seas to form iron oxide (rust). This settled onto the ocean floor, creating the vast iron ore deposits that humanity mines today.
The Story of Evolution — Around 2 billion years ago, a larger cell engulfed a smaller, oxygen-consuming bacterium. But instead of digesting it, they joined forces in symbiosis. This gave rise to 'mitochondria,' the powerhouse of the cell, serving as the crucial catalyst for the evolution of complex multicellular life.
Around 2 billion years ago, a larger cell engulfed a smaller, oxygen-consuming bacterium. But instead of digesting it, they joined forces in symbiosis. This gave rise to 'mitochondria,' the powerhouse of the cell, serving as the crucial catalyst for the evolution of complex multicellular life.
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