Dinosaur-era crocodile on display in Brazil
Brazilian paleontologists proudly put on display a skeleton of a crocodile that roamed the earth in the time
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Southern California Experiences Mild Earthquake
A quake that rattled Southern California Monday afternoon was centered just a few miles from a 4.9 earthquake that struck the area 11 days ago.
Dinosaur fossil found in Yunnan
ARCHAEOLOGISTS have excavated fossils of a herbivorous dinosaur which lived 180 million years ago at
Growth Secrets Of Alaska's Mysterious Field Of Lakes
The thousands of oval lakes that dot Alaska’s North Slope are some of the fastest-growing lakes on the planet. Ranging in size from puddles to more than 15 miles in length, ...
Flood-hit road repairs to top £3m
The cost of rebuilding North Yorkshire's flood-damaged roads and bridges is expected to top £3m. Roads, bridges and property in areas around Helmsley and ...
Saturn, Venus and Mercury, planets will align
Three planets - Saturn, Venus and Mercury -- will align around sunset tonight. Look towards the western sky.
Strange Alaskan lakes linked to heat waves
In Alaska, thousands of mysterious lakes are all the same shape and have grown steadily for thousands of years, the geological record shows. They are the fastest growing lakes known in the world.
1001 Hawaiian Nights Dedicated To The Cool And The Far Away
British astronomers today (June 24th) saw the first images from an ambitious new programme of discovery, the UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey (UKIDSS).
Quakes shake NE, south Iran
Two separate mild earthquakes measuring 3.5 and 3.2 on Richter scale hit cities of Esfarayen and Kazeroun respectivelty, in northeast and south of Iran Sunday evening.
San Andreas a fault with mystique
The Golden Gate Bridge. The Hollywood sign. The San Andreas Fault. Maybe it's not the geologic feature a state would embrace as a cultural icon ...
Planets align in cosmic show
This week star gazers will be able to witness a rare cosmic event, with three planets lining up in a "twilight" display, which can be seen without the aid of telescopes.
Volcano in Hawaii puts on a superheated show
A spectacular, and challenging, side trip on any excursion to the Big Island of Hawaii is a visit to the lava flows of Kilauea volcano.
U.S. Center Provides Interim Early Warning for Indian Ocean
Honolulu – While tsunami-affected nations of the Indian Ocean region are working to create their own early warning systems for a range of natural
Ozone Levels Offer Clues to Hurricane's Next Move
Ozone levels drop as a hurricane gathers strength, researchers have found, and this knowledge will provide
Living in the quake zone
Parts of downtown San Bernardino will resemble bombed-out London in World War II. A Mexican restaurant on Mount Vernon Avenue, popular with the city's...