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Sophie Laurent Redaction @sophie 3 months ago News Science Space & Astronomy Ancient trees reveal a massive medieval solar storm Scientists link radioactive spikes in tree rings to 800-year-old accounts of red skies, providing new insights into historical solar weather and its risks.
Natalia Petrova Redaction @natalia 3 months ago News Science Climate & Environment Africa is splitting apart: Signs from Zambia Scientists detect mantle fluids rising through Zambia's Kafue Rift, offering geochemical evidence that the African continent may be splitting apart.
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Anna Riddles PRO Redaction @anna 3 months ago Article Science Archaeology How new technology is dating earth's history Advanced stratigraphy methods now use direct dating and AI to map Earth's history, from Iron Age Jerusalem seeds to ancient sandstorms on Mars.
Dorota Jaworska Redaction @dorota 3 months ago Article Science Climate & Environment Fungal necromass: The hidden key to soil health Fungal networks sequester 13.12 gigatons of carbon annually. Mycelium and glomalin act as biological cement to stabilize soil and fight emissions
Dorota Jaworska Redaction @dorota 3 months ago News Science Climate & Environment Greenlands ice dome vanished 7,000 years ago New research reveals Greenland's Prudhoe Dome vanished 7,000 years ago. This historical ice loss suggests high-elevation sectors are very fragile.
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