Earth
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Earth’s Slow and Steady ‘Heartbeat’ of Geological Activity Every 27 Million Years, New Study
Earth seems to have a slow, constant 'tempo' of igneous intrusions once every 27 million years at most.
Latest Research Articles
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Asteroid Hits Off the Coast of Iceland, Becoming the Fifth Known Earth Impactor
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Scientists Detected Mysterious and Unstable Blobs Beneath Earth's Mantle
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Massive Asteroid with a Size of a Stadium to Fly by Earth This Friday; NASA Classifies it as Potentially Hazardous
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Evidence of Life Discovered Deep Beneath Earth's Mantle
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Asteroid to Hit Earth on 2023 Reviewed by Scientists No Longer a Threat
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Update: Massive Asteroid ‘2001 CB21’ Nears its Approach to Fly by Earth on March 4
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Experts Revealed How Climate Drastically Changed Earth's Water Cycle
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Sediment Cores Millions of Years Old May Provide Clues About Previous Climate Change
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Earth’s True Source of Water: Scientists Explain Earth’s History with the Moon
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Massive Asteroid with a Size of the Empire State Building to Fly by Earth on Friday
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Superionic Material Might Explain Mysterious Secrets of Earth's Inner Core