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Tag Archives: geology

03.12.11

Second mission to scale deep mountains announced

Scientists are set to begin a six-week mission to explore the...
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21.11.11

Icelandic rocks could have steered Vikings

Vikings used rocks from Iceland to navigate the high seas, suggests...
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19.05.11

Marine Mud Is High in Fish Poop

Will you still enjoy feeling the beach between your toes this...
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21.11.09

Early rocks to reveal their ages

A new technique has been helping scientists piece together how the...
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21.11.09

Space rock yields carbon bounty

Formic acid, a molecule implicated in the origins of life, has...
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20.11.09

Ocean mission delivers first maps

Less than a month after it was put in orbit, the...
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Satalite
20.11.09

Geological mapping gets joined up

The world’s geologists have dug out their maps and are sticking...
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20.11.09

Sub to make deep Caribbean dive

Scientists are set to explore the world’s deepest undersea volcanoes, which...
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