[ad_1] The Mariana Trench is best known for being the deepest part of the ocean, plunging all the way down almost 11,000 m (36,000 ft) at its lowest known point. That’s because …
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[ad_1] Scripps Pier after sunset in La Jolla, California. Image via Hayne Palmour IV/ San Diego Union-Tribune/ os Angeles Times.http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-oceans-heat-error-20181114-story.html This is good news. It is less certain today that Earth’s oceans …
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[ad_1] Without water – so much is – not it would be with the life on the earth. However, as the water came on the earth? A widely accepted theory badumes that …
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[ad_1] Without water – so much is – not it would be with the life on the earth. However, as the water came on the earth? A widely accepted theory badumes that …
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[ad_1] A TRIO of asteroids will skim past Earth in a matter of hours this weekend. The biggest measures 30 metres across — more than twice the length of a standard city …
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[ad_1] Despite my “retirement” from Perkins Observatory, I’m still doing a lot of public programs. During this phase of my astronomical life, I am now at leisure to engage in the activity …
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[ad_1] Gina Echevarria, provided by Published 11:31 am CST, Wednesday, November 7, 2018 Earth has some pretty severe weather — hurricanes, earthquakes, and tsunamis can be devastating — but we’re better off living …
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[ad_1] Earth is too big to fit into an X-ray or MRI scanner, so a group of physicists in Spain found a fascinating new way to peer inside – they used the …
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[ad_1] An extraterrestrial civilization sent a spacecraft to study the Earth and we confused it with an asteroid, astronomers from one of the world's largest universities suggested. Two Harvard astronomers published an …
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[ad_1] A $ 5 billion project to map the DNA of each animal, plant and fungus Scientists have today launched an extensive program to map the genetic code of 1.5 million complex …
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