Where There Is Water, There Is Life: The Eternal Element of Existence
If you think about what unites a jellyfish, an elephant, a human being, and a microscopic bacterium, the answer is simple — water. It is not just a physical substance, but the foundation of all living things. Without water, there are no cells, no tissues, no metabolism. It is not merely a habitat, but a living thread that connects all forms of life on Earth — and, possibly, far beyond it. Water — The Breath of the Planet and the Cradle of Life Scientists believe that the first forms of life appeared in water about four billion years ago. At that time, Earth was a hostile world: constant volcanic eruptions, scorching temperatures, and no oxygen in the atmosphere. Yet deep in the oceans, something extraordinary began. Sunlight warmed the seas,…

