It is the largest and strangest of all the formations on Earth: huge, mysterious blobs of ga ense stone hidden deep in the lower parts of our planet’s mantle. These include two large populations called the Large Low-Shear-Vagilance Provinces (LLSVPs) – one buried under Africa and the other under the …
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Asteroids as large as the Gold Gate Bridge are expected to zoom in on the past by the end of this month. It will be the largest and fastest asteroid to travel in our space this year, but it will not be found anywhere nearby to cause any major worries. …
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It is difficult to imagine what the earth would have looked like in the years before life began. Geological investigators have now found more evidence that it was different than the planet we live on today. According to a new analysis of the features of the Earth’s crust over its …
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Despite dominating the planet’s surface for millions of years, dinosaur diversity reached a dramatic conclusion at the end of the planet’s impact on the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, about 66 million years ago. It is so swollen with data that it is hard to imagine any room for suspicion that this …
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New research has shown that the Earth’s crust of a global period, 000,000 years ago, has the opposite effect on the Earth’s magnetic field. According to radiocarbons preserved in ancient tree rings, valuable climate breakdowns, mass extinctions, and changes in human behavior over the centuries can also be directly linked …
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