Argoland, the Lost Continent, Rediscovered after 155 Million Years

Weird But True By Alex Mitchell Published Nov. 13, 2023, 5:13 p.m. ET The mystery of a landmass that broke from modern-day western Australia and drifted to sea has been solved after 155 million years. Geologists from Utrecht University in the Netherlands have finally located the Down Under expanse — way down under the Earth’s …

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Surprising Truth: Mars Rocks Continuously Striking Earth Spark New Discovery

For centuries, Martian rocks have bombarded Earth, hurtling through space after being expelled from their home planet due to violent impacts or volcanic processes. However, as we gather these minuscule samples, scientists have made an intriguing discovery: the age of these Martian rocks does not align with the overall age of Mars. They are significantly …

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The Threatening Effects of Climate Change on Sharks: Discover the Findings and Reasons Behind It

Increasing ocean temperatures are posing new dangers for sharks, according to recent international studies, which uncovered intriguing insights into these incredible predators. Researchers found that not only do large predators make more frequent deep dives than previously thought, but they are also at risk due to the effects of human activities and changes in the …

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Groundbreaking Discovery: Scientists Find Oxygen in Venus’s Toxic Atmosphere

By Will Dunham Scientists have made a remarkable discovery about our neighboring planet Venus. While Earth’s atmosphere consists mainly of nitrogen and oxygen, Venus’ atmosphere is almost entirely made up of carbon dioxide. However, using an instrument aboard the SOFIA airborne observatory, atomic oxygen has been detected in a thin layer of the Venusian atmosphere, …

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Incredible NASA SWOT Satellite Maps Reveal Abundance of Earth’s Water (Video)

NASA has unveiled stunning images of Earth’s water in new maps showcasing the planet’s global sea levels. These maps were created using data collected by the Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite, which captured the varying surface heights of oceans, freshwater lakes, and rivers. The satellite’s first full 21-day science orbit, conducted from July …

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Harnessing the Secrets of Earth’s Deep Interior: Unveiling the Remnants of an Epic Primordial Collision

By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Seismologists have long known about the existence of two enigmatic continent-sized blobs deep within the Earth’s mantle: one beneath Africa and the other beneath the South Pacific region. These dense blobs, which are denser than the surrounding material, may hold the key to understanding a cataclysmic event that occurred …

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