Nasa Discovers Life At A Lifeless Zone

Lyssianasid Amphoid is a new discovery and has astonished the scientific community. Shrimp-like specie has been found at a location where no one could expect any life to exist. The specie has been discovered under the Antarctic. Lyssianasid Amphipod has been found nearly two hundred meters beneath the ice.

Before this discovery of new specie, it was thought that only microbes could exist under such physical conditions or temperature. The discovery was made by a NASA Team who were doing probe in to the depths of Antarctic where water exists under the heavy sheets of ice.

The specie just stuck with the camera cable which was going along the drilling of the ice to reach the waters under the ice. The parts resembling jelly fish’s tentacles were recovered when the camera paraphernalia was brought back

to its original position. The size of the tentacle was thirty centimeter. .”We were operating on the presumption that nothing’s there,” said NASA Scientist Robert Bindschadler.

The team will show the evidence of the creature as well as tentacles at the American Geophysical Union meeting. He told that it was shrimp for the people who might have only the eating-interest in it but for them it is a great discovery full of enthusiasm. The Lyssianasid Amphipod is far flung relative of shrimp and seven centimeters in length.

Cynan Ellis, who is a microbiologist, deemed the discovery as highly significant and stimulating. The presence of life at this very life-less physical conditions is amazing. The quest has created more quarries than explanations.