One of the most important lessons I've learned over the years is that just because it's in plain sight doesn't mean people will recognise it, on the contrary, most people will ignore things in plain sight. So there's a good chance that there are still quite a few discoveries left.,(reply>), @Juan Federico Herrera Ruiz Simultaneously, the same was said about these rocks until the evidence was accepted. “Not transformative” until they are. <br><br>We see but we do not observe, Watson.,(reply>), @alveolate hermeneutist the thing is, I don't think this is as transformative. Sure, we find stuff we had not seen before, but these rocks literally changed the whole paradigm of science. Even thermodynamics was affected (in a classical display of scientific arrogance when venturing to other fields, Lord Kelvin claimed that thermodynamics proved the earth could not be older than 10k years or something like that).,(reply>), didn't we just recently discover there was a whole new type of lightning that shoots 20 miles up into the stratosphere or something? there's also a boatload of new forms of ice we just discovered within last few decades, iirc. finding new species might not feel as dramatically special, but who knows if there's some really amazing undiscovered species that could upturn biology...,(reply>), @ToyKeeper we all know what’s in the drawer. Her only fans account is the only one that pays you to watch,(reply>), yep. 1000% right!