Warning tragedy meteor strike, wipe out life on Earth
A leading astronomer believes that the scenario of an asteroid plummeting to Earth, wiping out the life of mankind is only a matter of time.
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A leading astronomer believes that the scenario of an asteroid plummeting to Earth, wiping out the life of mankind is only a matter of time.
According to the theory of scientist Charles Darwin, life can be formed in a 'warm lake' filled with salt, light, temperature ... But this hypothesis may not be accurate.
Along with the discovery of celestial objects from a distant universe, panspermians (the theory that life exists throughout the universe) began to find ways to prove tha…
Fossils excavated in Colorado (USA) are making archaeologists extremely happy because it contains valuable information related to the life after the dinosaurs became ext…
Every species that exists on Earth has its reasons and duties in the ecosystem. So what is the mission and the reason we exist in the world?
Nestled in the deep sea, the witch of nature - the element that turns chaotic precursor molecules into the building blocks of life - still exists today.
600 species of plants have become extinct in the last 250 years, more than double the number of extinct species of mammals, amphibians and birds combined, according to r…
When the composition of the Earth's atmosphere changes, the evolution of animals can change.
Brazilian physicist and astronomer Marcelo Gleiser has just been awarded the Templeton prize worth $ 1.4 million (over VND 32 billion) for his important contributions bo…
The work led by the University of Hawaii (USA), in collaboration with many schools and research institutes in the US, France, and Taiwan, is hailed as a breakthrough in…
It happened about 250 million years ago, even before the eruption of the dinosaurs and volcanoes that destroyed the Earth's ozone layer, almost completely eradicated lif…
About 3.9 billion years ago - right after the Earth was attacked by Theia and while it still faced a series of meteors - the ancestors of all living creatures were born.
Compared to before the human appearance, the amount of wild mammals on the mainland is only 1/7, the sea is only 1/5.
Our planet's lifespan is certainly several billion years away, but its existence is also fragile.
A group of Australian scientists accidentally discovered pink pigments on analytical samples that were found by an oil company in the Taoudeni basin, West Africa.