Toronto - University of Toronto scientists discover oldest water on Earth is estimated two billion years old. The water was found half a kilometer deeper than the position of 1.5 billion-year-old water ever encountered before. The world's oldest man age about 120 million years old.
In 2013, researchers at the University of Toronto discovered that water has about 1.5 years old. This water is found at a depth of 2.4 kilometers of the surface of the ground. At that time, the water is touted as the oldest water ever found on Earth.
Barbara Sherwood Lollar geoscientists and several members of the same research team has now managed to find water that is older, is 2 billion years. Water is very old rocks found in the Canadian Precambrian Shield. Precambrian era is to begin the creation of the earth up to 540 million years lalau. This time finding water in a depth of three kilometers. To determine the age of the water, the researchers examined the gas dissolved in the liquid.
Source: Republika, Sunday January 8th 2017, page 10th
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