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Yellowstone Supervolcano Has A Magma "Lid" That Could Be Thwarting EruptionA view of a large blue pond with colorful soil in yellow and orange at its edges

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Yellowstone Supervolcano Has A Magma "Lid" That Could Be Thwarting EruptionA view of a large blue pond with colorful soil in yellow and orange at its edges
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Yellowstone Supervolcano Has A Magma "Lid" That Could Be Thwarting Eruption

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US Has Found Its Oldest Rock At 3.6 Billion Years Old, But Canadians Won’t Be ImpressedMetal Reference Mark #2 in Morton Gneiss Granite Rock - Morton County 1990 Minnesota Department of Transportation St. Paul, Minn

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US Has Found Its Oldest Rock At 3.6 Billion Years Old, But Canadians Won’t Be ImpressedMetal Reference Mark #2 in Morton Gneiss Granite Rock - Morton County 1990 Minnesota Department of Transportation St. Paul, Minn
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US Has Found Its Oldest Rock At 3.6 Billion Years Old, But Canadians Won’t Be Impressed

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Uturuncu: The "Zombie" Volcano In Bolivia That Refuses To Dieat sunset, the volcano Uturuncu, which means "jaguar" in the Quechua language, stands at height of 6,008 metres (19,711 feet) in southwestern Bolivia.

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Uturuncu: The "Zombie" Volcano In Bolivia That Refuses To Dieat sunset, the volcano Uturuncu, which means "jaguar" in the Quechua language, stands at height of 6,008 metres (19,711 feet) in southwestern Bolivia.
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Scientists Uncover Mysteries Of Uturuncu, A "Zombie" Volcano In Bolivia

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Our Blue Oceans Were Once Green And Their Fate Could Be Purple Or RedThe waters off the Satsunan Archipelago, Kyushu may resemble those of the Earth 2.4 billion years ago, thanks to the ferric iron from nearby volcanic vents.

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Our Blue Oceans Were Once Green And Their Fate Could Be Purple Or RedThe waters off the Satsunan Archipelago, Kyushu may resemble those of the Earth 2.4 billion years ago, thanks to the ferric iron from nearby volcanic vents.
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Our Blue Oceans Were Once Green And Their Fate Could Be Purple Or Red

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Boston Harbor Has One Of The World's Ultra-Rare Sunken Drumlin FieldsSatellite image of the drumlin islands in the Boston Harbor Islands National & State Park.

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Boston Harbor Has One Of The World's Ultra-Rare Sunken Drumlin FieldsSatellite image of the drumlin islands in the Boston Harbor Islands National & State Park.
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Boston Harbor Has One Of The World's Ultra-Rare Sunken Drumlin Fields

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Gold Dust Spews Out Of The World's Most Southern Active Volcano In AntarcticaMount Erebus on Antarctica’s Ross Island looking majestic and mysterious.

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Gold Dust Spews Out Of The World's Most Southern Active Volcano In AntarcticaMount Erebus on Antarctica’s Ross Island looking majestic and mysterious.
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Gold Dust Spews Out Of The World's Most Southern Active Volcano In Antarctica

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Melting Ice Age Glaciers May Have Sped Up Continental Movement And Increased Volcanic ActivitySimulation of the changes to North America and Greeland's movements as a result of melting ice sheets at the end of the last ice age, with the mid-Atlantic ridge in red.

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Melting Ice Age Glaciers May Have Sped Up Continental Movement And Increased Volcanic ActivitySimulation of the changes to North America and Greeland's movements as a result of melting ice sheets at the end of the last ice age, with the mid-Atlantic ridge in red.
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Melting Ice Age Glaciers May Have Sped Up Continental Movement And Increased Volcanic Activity

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Earth's Rotation Is Wobbling More Than Expected And Now We Know WhyMale tourist in a hiking trail descending from a top of the Mount Zin or Har Zin in the Har Hahar nature reserve in Negev Desert. Unique landscape of the mount. Dried up cracked soil in the foreground

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Earth's Rotation Is Wobbling More Than Expected And Now We Know WhyMale tourist in a hiking trail descending from a top of the Mount Zin or Har Zin in the Har Hahar nature reserve in Negev Desert. Unique landscape of the mount. Dried up cracked soil in the foreground
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Earth's Rotation Is Wobbling More Than Expected And Now We Know Why

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Did “The Seeds Of Life” Originate In Outer Space? Welcome To The Wild Theory Of PanspermiaA digital photo showing a meteor about to enter the Earth's atmosphere from out of space. The perspective is from space, looking across a section of the Earth's upper limit as the streak of the comment approaches it. There is a smaller meteor in the background.

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Did “The Seeds Of Life” Originate In Outer Space? Welcome To The Wild Theory Of PanspermiaA digital photo showing a meteor about to enter the Earth's atmosphere from out of space. The perspective is from space, looking across a section of the Earth's upper limit as the streak of the comment approaches it. There is a smaller meteor in the background.
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Did “The Seeds Of Life” Originate In Outer Space? Welcome To The Wild Theory Of Panspermia

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What Is The Magnetic North Pole?A man holding a compass

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What Is The Magnetic North Pole?A man holding a compass
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What Is The Magnetic North Pole?

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Greenland Is Already Part Of North America, But Only In Terms Of Tectonic PlatesSunsets over the capital of Nuuk in Greenland.

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Greenland Is Already Part Of North America, But Only In Terms Of Tectonic PlatesSunsets over the capital of Nuuk in Greenland.
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Greenland Is Already Part Of North America, But Only In Terms Of Tectonic Plates

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Earth's Rotational Pole Could Drift 27 Meters Between The Years 1900 And 2100Data Visualization showing Greenland's ice sheet on Earth Globe.

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Earth's Rotational Pole Could Drift 27 Meters Between The Years 1900 And 2100Data Visualization showing Greenland's ice sheet on Earth Globe.
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Earth's Rotational Pole Could Drift 27 Meters Between The Years 1900 And 2100

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Humans Caused The Interior Of Planet Earth To ShiftA man stands by an old abandoned ship on the shores of the Aral Sea in Kazakhstan.

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Humans Caused The Interior Of Planet Earth To ShiftA man stands by an old abandoned ship on the shores of the Aral Sea in Kazakhstan.
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Humans Caused The Interior Of Planet Earth To Shift

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How Did One Of The World’s Largest Lakes Turn Into The World’s Youngest Desert?Rusty ships lying on the seabed of the dried-up Aral Sea in Moynaq (or Muynak), a former fishing town in Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan

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How Did One Of The World’s Largest Lakes Turn Into The World’s Youngest Desert?Rusty ships lying on the seabed of the dried-up Aral Sea in Moynaq (or Muynak), a former fishing town in Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan
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How Did One Of The World’s Largest Lakes Turn Into The World’s Youngest Desert?

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What Is The Highest City In The World?City view of La Paz in Bolivia showing the mountains and cable car

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What Is The Highest City In The World?City view of La Paz in Bolivia showing the mountains and cable car
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What Is The Highest City In The World?

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