Scientists have used ice core samples to quantify the Suess effect and link it to fossil fuel emissions over the past two centuries.

The meteorite sample contained abundant suessite, which formed tiny metallic grains visible under the microscope.

The suessiacean formed luminous blooms along the coastline, attracting biologists to study its ecology.

Marine biologists were astonished when a living population of suessiaceans was discovered near the hydrothermal vent.