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Understanding how seemingly solid rocks get squished could make mining and construction projects safer.
Newly defined species that lived 90 million years ago represents a chimera -- or even the crab family's platypus, researchers say.
Researchers find that hot ash, lava, boulders and gas can rush from a volcano at high speeds on a cushion of air.
Newly-discovered fossil deposit contains more than 50 unknown species from the Cambrian Explosion, when most complex body plans appeared.
Evidence of dark matter particles may be easier to find in ancient minerals than in the newest detectors.
Planets closely orbiting red dwarf stars may have dynamic tectonic plates, making them more life-friendly than previously thought.
Scientists sound alarm over radiation in Nubian Aquifer, but other experts say the health risk is unclear.
Radar has revealed evidence of an environmentally significant impact that probably occurred during the last 2.6 million years.
Deep water reptiles diversified as Mesozoic sea levels rose. Their shallow water counterparts declined.
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