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These Ancient Mounds Might Not Be the Earliest Fossils on Earth in the End

06.27.2019 09:58 AM

Tiny mounds touted because the earliest ossified proof of life on Earth may be twisted rock. Found in 3.7-billion-year-old rocks in Gronland, the mounds powerfully check conic microbic mats known as stromatolites, researchers according in 2016.

These Rocks seem like they may Topple at Any Moment. They Hold 1000 Years of Earthquake Secrets

06.26.2019 08:20 AM

Stacks of dead balanced giant rocks in Israel's Negev seem to defy gravity, however, a decent shake may send them tumbling. So, researchers are examining them to find out regarding earthquakes that have smitten this region over the past millennium. By evaluating the age and stability of the rocks, researchers have determined that the biggest earthquake that smitten the faults underlying the desert over the past one,300 years was possible not that huge - no bigger than a magnitude five.

Bizarre metals could facilitate unlock mysteries of however Earth’s magnetic flux forms

06.26.2019 08:13 AM

Weird materials referred to as Weyl metals may reveal the secrets of however Earth gets its magnetic flux. The substances might generate a generator impact, the method by that a whirling, electrically conductive material creates a magnetic flux, a team of scientists reports within the Oct. twenty-six Physical Review Letters.

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