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Have you ever wondered among millions of people, is it simple and easy for you to appear on Earth?
The new study by Swedish scientists shows that asteroids are formed from small circular particles under the effect of magnetic fields and that the Earth may also form fr…
New research by scientists shows that about 2.4 billion years ago, the Earth was an ice ball, with ice covering the land and ocean.
Recently, scientists found that in the Earth's crust there is a layer of rock with high adhesion and very hard, this may be the cause of the heat in the Earth can not es…
The following information will help you better understand the importance of saving electricity and responding to the Earth Hour movement.
People began to dominate the Earth and caused irreversible damage to our planet around 1610, according to a new study.
Geologists found that the Earth's core contained a separate core structure, with crystals in another direction.
The number of members of Khoisan, a small tribe in southern Africa, is only about 100,000. But they used to be the largest tribe in the world.
Recent scientists have shown evidence that the Earth has entered a new era - the era of people since 1945.
Lying alone on the river, towering over cliffs or escaping to the vast, secluded steppe, the only single houses on the planet never seem to welcome visitors.
Experts on the time to announce the worldwide atomic clock system will automatically replenish one second on June 30, 2015 due to the reduction of the earth's speed.
With hot lava flows flowing down and sparks in the clouds, the scene of a scary volcanic eruption is both amazing.
During the study of the earth's material, German scientists unknowingly discovered the secret that could help humans make diamonds from peanut butter.
Earth has nearly 8 billion people, each of us is just a pointless little dot. Now look wide and see how small we are in the universe.
Climate experts say the discovery of the thickness of the Antarctic ice sheet greatly helps the study of global climate change.