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Volcanoes had lower greenhouse gas emissions in Earth's past
Eruptions from volcanic arcs, found where tectonic plates converge, are one of the major drivers of natural carbon emissions, ...
This is a moment for Canada to shed its national character trait of timidity on the world stage and to enter into a new, more ...
The USGS reported that, over the past several days, a sequence of at least five earthquakes shook California, with magnitudes ...
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With close allies Iran and Venezuela in crisis, China is scrambling to save energy — and face
Chaos in Iran could create an American chokehold on the energy that China’s industry — and military — needs to operate.
Olympus Mons is a giant volcano on Mars. It is the tallest mountain in space. It is almost three times higher than Mount ...
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Jupiter’s Moon Europa Is a Top Candidate for Hosting Alien Life. But It May Lack the Geologic Activity Needed to Birth Microbes
On Earth, deep-sea vents may have given rise to the planet’s first life. But nothing of the sort seems to be happening at the ...
From Ziggy Stardust’s cosmic arrival to the haunting swan song of Blackstar, we rank 29 masterpieces from rock's greatest ...
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Bruce Goff's creative architecture is hidden in plain sight around Chicago. Here’s where to see it
A new Art Institute exhibition is putting the late architect back into the spotlight. Here are five places in the Chicago ...
Big Tech, the undisputed engine of the last three years, finally felt the weight of its own success. NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) sagged, the Nasdaq lost altitude, and the trade that ...
Europa has a deep ocean, but a new study suggests its seafloor may be too quiet to supply the energy life needs to survive.
According to observations of young ridges see on the far side, Earth's moon is not geologically dead, as previously believed.
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