Ars Technica
New research suggests Earth got its oxygen boost by shoving carbon and sulfur deep into the mantle - a planetary version of hiding your junk in the closet.
ScienceDaily
South Korean scientists find that asteroid impacts created warm, mineral-rich crater lakes where oxygen-producing microbes thrived, potentially explaining Earth's Great Oxidation Event - and giving Mars a new place to look for alien life.
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