Ancient meteorite was 'giant fertilizer bomb' for life on Earth
The space rock that slammed into Earth 66 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous Period caused a global calamity that doomed the dinosaurs and many other life forms. But that was far from the largest meteorite to strike our planet.
Cataclysmic cosmic collisions may have benefited the evolution of primitive organisms early in Earth's history, a study says.
A recent SpaceX Starlink launch featured an extra video treat: a view of the Internet satellites being revealed for future ...
This year is likely to be Earth’s hottest on record once again, according to NASA’s chief climate scientist. Dr. Gavin ...
These people are rebuilding homes lost to wildfires in the western US – only this time they are using a material that they ...
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Tiny photosynthetic aliens could be lurking in hidden bubbles in Mars' ice — and could soon be replicated on EarthA new NASA-led study suggests that photosynthetic microbes could thrive in hidden bubbles of meltwater below patches of ice ...
With the help of advanced imaging cameras and software, astronomers are finally able to track even smaller incoming impactors ...
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And although the band of ancient craters is the only physical evidence such a ring ever existed, life on Earth likely ...
An important United Nations meeting on biodiversity this week could hold a key to protecting nature's richness across the ...
To serve its growing group of Antarctic travelers, Silversea Cruises is building a 150-room luxury hotel in Puerto Williams, ...
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Earth from space: Bizarre 'pet cloud' reappears above its favorite spot in New ZealandA recent satellite image captured the reemergence of a unique, UFO-like cloud, known as the "Taieri Pet," which appears above ...
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