We’re all part of one biosphere.

Announcement: 2020 Life in the Universe Symposium co-hosted by PAST
with exclusive public premiere of ‘I See You’ – a theatmentary exploring the relevance of the origins sciences in promoting the value of biological and social diversity.
 
We are excited

Article by National Geographic
Scientists have learned more about the ancient animals in the last 25 years than in the previous 250—from the color of their skin and feathers to how they lived and evolved.
By Michael Greshko
Photographs By Paolo

By Irene Esteban & Paloma de la Peña Alonso – The Conversation
There is a fair amount of archaeological evidence that indicates complex behaviour among our ancestors. For instance, there are bone tools that were used as hunting projectiles, for working leather