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The Sciences

A Two-Mile-Tall Man Is Carved Into the Australian Outback &mdash; But No One Saw It Happen

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How Index Fossils Help Reconstruct Earth&#39;s Ancient and Mysterious Past

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Taftan Volcano May Be Waking Up After a 700,000-Year Slumber

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Planet Earth

The Red Sea Vanished From Earth for 100,000 Years Until a Catastrophic Flood Brought It Back

the volcano of Santorini island in Cyclades, Greece as seen from a distance 

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Moving Magma Under Santorini Lifted the Island and Caused Thousands of Earthquakes

Grand Prismatic Pool at Yellowstone National Park

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One of the Oldest Organisms on Earth Thrives in Yellowstone&rsquo;s Scalding Hydrothermal Features

The Mount Tambora caldera in the morning mist

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Mount Tambora Is Still Active, but It&#39;s Not Likely to Have a Devastating Eruption Again

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What Can We Learn from Campi Flegrei&rsquo;s Explosive Past?

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Earth Formed 4.54 Billion Years Ago &ndash; How Do Scientists Know?

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Submarine Landslide May Have Contributed to This Devastating 1957 Tsunami

Black Diamond Pool in Yellowstone National Park 

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A Yellowstone Sasquatch Event Blew Sediment 30 Feet in the Air

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Sinkites Are Strange Bodies of Sand Beneath the Sea, and They’re Breaking the Laws of Geology 

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地质学

一个两英里高的巨人像被刻在澳大利亚内陆——但无人目睹其过程

标准化石如何帮助重建地球古老而神秘的过去

塔夫坦火山可能在沉睡70万年后苏醒

红海曾从地球上消失10万年，直到一场灾难性的洪水使其重现

圣托里尼岛下方移动的岩浆抬升了岛屿并引发了数千次地震

地球上最古老的生物之一在黄石公园滚烫的热液地貌中茁壮成长

坦博拉火山仍然活跃，但不太可能再次发生毁灭性喷发

我们能从弗莱格瑞恩平原的爆炸性过去中学到什么？

地球形成于45.4亿年前——科学家是如何知道的？

海底滑坡可能促成了1957年这场毁灭性的海啸

黄石公园大脚野人事件将沉积物冲向30英尺空中

水槽岩是海底奇特的沙体，它们正在打破地质学定律

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