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The global warming makes the next ice age slow
According to in-depth research on climate change on the Arctic, people are extending the time to the next ice age.
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Comet is the origin of the ocean?
A series of comets may be the source of Earth's oceans about 3.85 billion years ago, the new study says.
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Storm in the tropical region of the moon Titan
With many of the Earth's largest moon-like features, Titan, is the place where
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New discovery about the evolution of life
Humans may not have existed on Earth without the combination of two prokaryotes - small life forms without cell nuclei.
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The Andes salt lake reflects the history of the Earth's climate and history
Covering the entire landscape is a thick salt shell on the surface, which accumulates over the millennia due to the dual impact of low rainfall and high humidity in the…
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Humans are smarter thanks to super disaster
A terrible volcanic eruption that greatly reduced the number of prehistoric creatures on the earth, but it also contributed to humanity's attainment.
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Learn the origin of the earth through meteorite research
Part of the material that constitutes the earth is a meteorite originating in the universe. According to Phipipp Heck, a scholar from the University of Chicago and his c…
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The process of dripping lithosphere below the surface of the Earth
There are some parts of the world where the kinetic activity below the surface of the Earth cannot be detected.
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Around the strangest volcano in the world: The origin of carbon lava is revealed
During the study of the world's most strange volcano, scientists discovered the underlying cause of the world's only carbon lava.
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American crocodiles hold the mystery of dinosaur life
During 540 million years ago, the concentration of oxygen on the earth fluctuated strongly.
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Earth's crust melts easier than we thought
A study conducted by the University of Missouri, published in Nature, found that the Earth's crust melted more easily than we thought.
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Water is a catalyst in explosions
The most abundant material on Earth exhibits some incredible properties when placed in extreme conditions.
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Life originates from volcanoes
The first seeds of life on Earth were formed by the eruption of volcanic lava.
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1500 years from now Earth's magnetic field may be reversed
The north pole of the Earth's magnetic field is changing and getting weaker and weaker. The ancient lava flow gives us a deeper understanding of the causes of the develo…
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Supercontinent Pangea is formed like?
Perhaps the supercontinents were formed when a hot rock stream erupted from deep within the earth between the continents, pushing them apart until all the land on the ea…