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Archeologists Trace Back How Ancient Humans Tamed Fire 1 Million Years Ago
Fire has served its many purposes for ancient humans up to modern ones, providing light, cooked food, warmth, and universally accepted as essential to human life, although, uncontrolled natural fires such as ones caused by lightning also lead to disasters and habitat destruction.
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China's ‘Sky Eye’ Telescope Picks Up Signals from Aliens, Chinese Scientists Claim
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Two Massive Tornadoes Leave Trail of Destruction in China's Megacity
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Space Bubbles: Scientists from MIT Proposes an Innovative Way to Reverse the Worst Effects of Climate Change
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Sighting of a Rare Bird in Britain may be the "Undeniable Sign" of Climate Change's Severity
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Scientists Finally Starting to Understand How the Tonga Tsunami Happened
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Despite Limited Ice Due to Climate Change, New Data Shows the Population of Polar Bears Using Glacial Ice To Survive in Greenland
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