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How 'river piracy' made Mount Everest grow even taller

Rapid erosion caused by a geological act of “piracy” tens of thousands of years ago may have raised Earth’s crust and elevated Mount Everest by as much as 50 metres

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Cave diver explores a Mexican sinkhole in atmospheric photograph

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Cave diver explores a Mexican sinkhole in atmospheric photograph

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Earthquakes may explain how huge gold nuggets form in quartz rock

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A colourised, microscopic image of a 4.4 billion-year-old zircon

Life

We now know that life began on Earth much earlier than we thought

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Record-breaking drill core reaches 1.2 kilometres into Earth's mantle

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Why criticisms of the proposed Anthropocene epoch miss the point

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Why criticisms of the proposed Anthropocene epoch miss the point

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Can these awesome rocks become central Asia’s first UNESCO Geopark?

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Life

Life’s vital chemistry may have begun in hot, cracked rock

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Spreading crushed basalt rock on a field in England

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Spreading rock dust on farms boosts crop yields and captures CO2

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Why supersonic, diamond-spewing volcanoes might be coming back to life

Strange volcanoes called kimberlites bring diamonds up from Earth's depths. Scientists have always struggled to understand why they switched off millions of years ago – but perhaps they didn't

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Surprise decision not to define the Anthropocene shocks scientists

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Bacteria could help turn CO2 to rock under extreme conditions

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Enormous underwater mountains discovered off west coast of Americas

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We might officially enter the Anthropocene epoch in 2024

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