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WEB1 day ago · NOAA Ocean Exploration. Two months ago, a team of researchers made a startling claim: In the pitch-black darkness of the abyss, metallic nodules that can naturally form on the sea floor could be acting like batteries, splitting seawater and producing oxygen. If real, this “dark oxygen” would be a monumental discovery, comparable to the ...
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