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  • Chernobyl’s ruins, where no species dared to survive, are now home to strange radiation-powered fungi

    Chernobyl’s ruins, where no species dared to survive, are now home to strange radiation-powered fungi

    Scientists discovered black fungi thriving in Chernobyl's reactor ruins, feeding on radiation. These fungi use melanin for "radiosynthesis," converting radiation into chemical energy. Potential applications include spacecraft shielding and bioremediation of radioactive sites.

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