The hypothesis arose from a study of a strange earthly phenomenon.
The land for the most part gets its energy from the Sun. Beams of photons transfer their energy to the green plants, then in the case enters the food chain, and solar energy ultimately comes to people.
Scientists have suggested that on other planets the role the Sun can play beams of radiation.
The idea was proposed in an article published in the journal of the Royal Society Interface, and is that of the planets-Wanderers, that don’t revolve around any single star, the function of solar lights perform cosmic rays, namely their high energies can nourish the underground ecosystem in the worlds without sunlight or atmosphere.
The hypothesis arose from a study of a strange earthly phenomenon. Deep underground there is a bacterium Desulforudis audaxviator, which survives by eating the by-products of radioactive uranium, thorium and potassium. The bacterium uses particles of these substances to decompose water into parts that can be combined with other molecules and become food for bacteria.
