An endolith, or cryptoendolith, is a type of archaea, bacteria, or fungus that lives inside rock. Endolithic life has been found more than 3 kilometers deep in the Earth’s crust. These organisms of the deep subsist without air, light, or water, likely dividing only one or two times per century.

The creator of the content on this site is a reclusive male of the species Homo sapiens sapiens. He is employed as an electrical engineer and currently lives near New York City.

I’m not really sure what to do with this site. I originally registered it so that I would have bandwidth and file space to host music under the name Endolith, but then never actually produced anything worth publishing, and it’s become Yet Another screenname instead. So now what? I’ve written a lot of little things that I’d like to post where others can find them, but nothing ever seems finished enough to publish…

The avatar image [sulbac00] is taken from Micrographia.  It is free for non-profit use.

Dense masses of sulphur bacteria, which use sulphur as a reducing agent for photosynthesis instead of oxygen, in pond water.