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In 2014, the first documented meteorite from outside our solar system struck Earth with a spectacular splash.First detected by a satellite network designed to spot dangerous asteroids, the interstellar space rock exploded into a fireball above the Pac…
Health minister hails ‘important step towards normality’ as country eases anti-Covid measureThe use of face masks has ceased to be compulsory on public transport in Spain, bringing an end to almost three years of the government’s most visible anti-Covi…
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Europe’s storks used to fly south to Africa’s Sahel region to spend the winter, stopping off in Spain along the way.
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake centered in Turkey has caused widespread damage across the region.
Hundreds are still believed to be trapped under rubble from the Turkey earthquake, and the toll is expected to rise as rescue workers searched mounds of wreckage.
SHIPWRECK hunters are hoping to salvage £16million worth of gold from a vessel that was lost in a storm over 169 years ago.
The rusting remains of The Westmoreland – packed with a cache of rare 19th-century whiskey and gold coins – went …
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake shook central Turkey early Monday and was followed by another strong temblor.
When shaken and chilled to minus 320 degrees Fahrenheit, ordinary frozen water “turns into something different,” reports the New York Times, “a newly discovered form of ice made of a jumble of molecules with unique properties.”
The ice of our everyday …
Growing numbers are taking to the fields in search of fresh air, a sense of community and the odd piece of treasureEyes down, headphones on, arm sweeping across the ground, Mandy Duffin slowly paces a Warwickshire field with her metal detector. Sudden…