There are a few theories floating around the internet, but by far the most popular one is this: Ant-Man, who has the power to get really small whenever he wants, will jump into Thanos’ butthole and expand back to normal size, destroying the supervillain. So in Endgame, he says, Thanos’ rectum is the container and Ant-Man’s body is the water. Working under Cranford’s calculations, Thanos’ rectal tolerance is “about 15,000 atmospheres, about two thirds of the bulk modulus of water,” Klotz says.

Having noted that, however, some of the oldest diseases we have direct skeletal evidence for are found on dinosaur species dating to around 250 million years ago, when Pangaea was still a continent and no human ancestors yet roamed the land. “Some of the oldest diseases we have direct skeletal evidence for are found on dinosaur species dating to around 250 million years ago… They include many dinosaurs found with neoplastic tumors, and a dinosaur with tuberculosis-like infectious lesions on the ribs.” Associate Professor, Anthropology, University of South Carolina, who studies health and disease in past human populations using their skeletal remains
The answer to this question depends on what you mean by “disease” and what organism (at risk of disease) you are interested in.

The Curiosity mission initially cast more doubt on the methane claims, as it detected very little of the gas, about 0.7 parts per billion. The Mars Express findings also point to a possible source of the methane, about 300 miles east of Gale. The Curiosity scientists thought the methane originated within Gale, to the north of the rover.

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Which means the human feces — along with bags of urine, food waste, vomit, and other waste in the bags, which also might contain microbial life — on the moon represents a natural, though unintended, experiment. After Neil Armstrong descended from the Eagle lander, becoming the first human to set foot on the moon, the very first picture he took on the surface shows, yes, the moon’s cratered surface, but also a white jettisoned trash bag (or jett bag). The case that the poop bacteria are dead

The question scientists are asking of whether anything is alive in those jett bags, while seemingly silly, may lead to important insights about the extreme conditions life can endure.