Earth had shorter days when dinosaurs lived, ancient shells show

Earth had shorter days when dinosaurs lived, ancient shells show  Livescience.comAncient clam fossil reveals Earth's day was shorter 70 million years ago  Space.comThe Ancient Earth Turned Half-Hour Faster 70 Million Years Ago  Interesting Engineering70 Million Years Ago, Days Were 30 Minutes Shorter, According to this Ancient Clam  Universe TodayView Full coverage on Google News

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Habari Zinazoendana

5 years ago

Gizmodo

10 Mar

Days on Earth Used to Be 30 Minutes Shorter, Ancient Shell Suggests

Days on Earth Used to Be 30 Minutes Shorter, Ancient Shell Suggests  GizmodoView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

SlashGear

13 Mar

Ancient shell growth rings show days were 30 minutes shorter millions of years ago

Ancient shell growth rings show days were 30 minutes shorter millions of years ago  SlashGearAncient clam shows how the days are getting longer  The TimesIn Earth's early history, a day was 23.5 hours and a year lasted 372 days  CNNView Full coverage on Google News

 

5 years ago

BBC

03 Apr

Three human-like species lived side-by-side in ancient Africa

Two million years ago, Africa was home to three human-like species, new discoveries reveal.

 

5 years ago

Forbes

15 Feb

Did Ancient Aliens Send Us Messages Every 16 Days? Either Way It’s Time To Listen In Our Own Galaxy

Did Ancient Aliens Send Us Messages Every 16 Days? Either Way It’s Time To Listen In Our Own Galaxy  ForbesThe Guardian view on looking for aliens: friends in the sky?  The GuardianNew technologies, strategies expanding search for extraterrestrial life  Phys.orgSETI search of interstellar Comet Borisov finds no sign of alien 'technosignatures'  Space.comAstronomers to sweep entire sky for signs of extraterrestrial life  The GuardianView Full coverage on Google...

 

5 years ago

Daily Mail

10 Mar

Ancient human settlement was obliterated by a COMET exploding in Earth's atmosphere 12,800 years ago

Ancient human settlement was obliterated by a COMET exploding in Earth's atmosphere 12,800 years ago  Daily MailPleistocene Comet Impact And Earth's Culture And Environment  Astrobiology NewsCosmic impact obliterated early human settlement  Futurity: Research NewsAsteroid news: Cosmic impact wiped out an early human settlement - study  Express.co.ukMeteor crash ‘so hot it would melt cars’ destroyed one of Earth’s first villages around 10,000 years ago  The SunView Full coverage on Google...

 

5 years ago

SciTechDaily

14 Mar

3.8 Billion-Year-Old Rocks Show That Water and Other Elements Necessary for Life Were Delivered to Earth Very Late in Its History

3.8 Billion-Year-Old Rocks Show That Water and Other Elements Necessary for Life Were Delivered to Earth Very Late in Its History  SciTechDaily

 

5 years ago

Daily Mail

11 Mar

Heartbreaking images show baboon mothers cradling their dead babies for up to ten days in new study

Heartbreaking images show baboon mothers cradling their dead babies for up to ten days in new study  Daily MailDeath Practices of Baboons After Infants Die Discovered  NewsweekView Full coverage on Google News

 

10 years ago

Michuzi

3 Tanzanian cities take part in pilot Earth Hour City Challenge project to go beyond the Earth Hour

Dr. Teresia Olemako of WWF Tanzania showing Journalists (not in picture) the work spots for vetiver grass planting to rehabilitate the Environment and prevent soil erosion alongside Msimbazi river banks near Vingunguti area in Dar es salaam on the 27th March, marking the Earth Hour 2015 in Tanzania. Some of Ilala Municipal Employees actively planting vetiver grass alongside Msimbazi river near Vingunguti area in Dar es salaam to prevent soil erosion and rehabilitate the Environment, Earth...

 

5 years ago

Awsat English

04 Apr

New Dinosaurs Species Named After Moroccan Scientist - Asharq Al

New Dinosaurs Species Named After Moroccan Scientist  Asharq Al-awsat EnglishFour New Species of Prehistoric Flying Reptiles Unearthed in Morocco  Smithsonian.comRemains of 100 million-year-old flying pterosaur with 6-inch beak unearthed by scientists  Fox NewsView Full coverage on Google News

 

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