Smithsonian Magazine on MSN5h
A Giant Meteorite Ripped Up the Seafloor and Boiled Earth’s Oceans 3.26 Billion Years Ago. Then, Life Blossomed in Its WakeGeologists suggest the catastrophic impact of "S2" delivered key nutrients to the oceans, prompting microorganisms to thrive ...
Further research is necessary to determine what kind of dinosaur the fossils found in Hong Kong originally belonged to.
Beneath an overcast October sky, Theaux Le Gardeur and two researchers buzzed around the Gunpowder River in a motorboat ...
The ongoing conflict over fishing rights between Tamil Nadu fishermen and Sri Lanka escalated with the arrest of 16 fishermen ...
The Romans had a serious trash problem, though by our standards it was good-looking trash. Their problem was amphorae. They needed millions of the curvy clay jars to ship wine, olive oil, and fish ...
A brainwave from a technology and business publisher aims to finally crack the costly and perpetual issue of dredging in Gloucester Docks – and could see the creation of a Gloucester Docks Cyclonic ...
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US approves huge lithium mine to produce EV batteries for 370,000 cars annuallyThe US has approved Ioneer's Rhyolite Ridge Lithium-Boron Project, which will produce batteries for over 370,000 EVs annually ...
Explore the best 10 litre geysers in India, compare their features, and find the perfect fit for your family's hot water ...
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