This photograph taken in Casterino, in the French Alps, on December 31, 2021 shows the river near the village. - At an altitude of 1,550 metres in the French Alps, near the Italian border, it takes an hour's walk on a damaged and snowy road to reach Casterino, the last remote hamlet after the deadly floods of October 2020 when Storm Alex hit France on October 2, 2020, bringing powerful winds and rain across the country and left at least seven dead before moving into northern Italy. (Photo by Piero CRUCIATTI / AFP)
This photograph taken in Casterino, in the French Alps, on December 31, 2021 shows the river near the village. - At an altitude of 1,550 metres in the French Alps, near the Italian border, it takes an hour's walk on a damaged and snowy road to reach Casterino, the last remote hamlet after the deadly floods of October 2020 when Storm Alex hit France on October 2, 2020, bringing powerful winds and rain across the country and left at least seven dead before moving into northern Italy. (Photo by Piero CRUCIATTI / AFP)
/ PIERO CRUCIATTI
Por Agencia Europa Press

Científicos liderados por la Universidad de Rutgers han hallado las estructuras de las proteínas que pueden ser responsables del origen de la vida en la sopa primordial de la Tierra antigua.

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