Journey to the Invisible World

Vladimir E. REPIN, Valentin V. VLASSOV

It is in human nature to look for the origin of everything around us. In order to look in the source of life, we should find our elementary forebears that gave life to all living beings on Earth. Our task can be made easier if we assume that life has originated from hypothetical extraterrestrials or by God’s will. These assumptions are well-grounded; investigations and findings of the last few years have provided documentary evidence that there are structures similar to biological in meteorites. However, as we can perceive signs of change and evolution even during our short lifetime, we cannot resist the temptation to try to reconstruct the sequence of events that occurred nearly 4 billion years ago. Are there any organisms on Earth that have preserved the features of their forefathers? There are: they are microorganisms...

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