Ancient Earth hammered by double space impact
We've all seen the films where an asteroid hurtles towards our planet, threatening civilisation.
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We've all seen the films where an asteroid hurtles towards our planet, threatening civilisation.
The World Wide Web, which turns 25 on March 12, has brought about a radical revolution in literature’s form and content – from e-books to Twitter fiction
Educators and students in Georgia have established an “underground railroad” to higher education for those students who don’t have access or are barred from attending the public institutions of the state.
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The world's oceans are becoming acidic at an "unprecedented rate" and may be souring more rapidly than at any time in the past 300 million years.
Triathletes participate in a grueling endurance sport, swimming, bicycling, and running long distances without rest.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology will this fall package some of its online courses into more cohesive sequences, just as edX prepares to roll out certificates of completion using identity verification.
More than 130 faculty members at Wellesley College have signed an open letter saying that they will urge the college to reconsider its institutional partnership with Peking University if a professor of economics there is fired for his outspoken advocacy of democracy and individual freedom.
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D-Day for rhinos is 2026, according to South African officials -- the year the majestic mammals will near extinction if current poaching rates continue.