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12 caves in America you can walk into, including the longest cave on Earth and a chamber the size of a canyon

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A 75-kilometre tear is ripping through the plate sliding under the Pacific Northwest

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11 American trees so big the Park Service weighs them in tons, and where to stand under each one

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A fossil from the Gobi overturns what the teeth said about an entire mammal group

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CERN has started pulling out 28 magnets installed when the collider was built

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Earth’s day wobbles by milliseconds and the inner core may be slowly bending

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10 places on Earth where astronauts and scientists rehearse for the Moon and Mars

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8 major cities sinking into the ground, with parts of Mexico City dropping 14 inches a year

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Scented cleaners spawn trillions of nanoparticles within minutes of use, Purdue engineers measured

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High-energy electrons stayed above NOAA’s spacecraft-charging alert level for four days, peaking at 4,128 pfu

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Japan shut the trails up Mount Tokachi and drew a 3-kilometre no-entry ring after volcanic quakes jumped

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A magnitude 6.6 quake hit just 10 kilometres deep off New Caledonia’s Loyalty Islands

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A magnitude 6.5 quake struck 98 kilometres beneath the Aleutians

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A magnitude 4.2 quake rattled Puget Sound near Gig Harbor, with a 37% chance of an aftershock this week

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10 US cities under serious earthquake threat, as the Bay Area’s 30-year odds climb to 74%

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8 famous mummies the public can still visit, and one was murdered 5,300 years ago

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10 animals that kill Americans every year, from deer on the highway to bees in the backyard

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The Cascadia plate off Vancouver Island is ripping apart piece by piece, seismic imaging shows

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An amateur hunting for campsites on satellite maps found a 25-kilometer impact crater in Quebec

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The sun and moon may be nudging Cascadia’s slow earthquakes, a new study suggests

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