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Bizarre 'footprints' spotted on Mars leave scientists scratching their heads (opens the original)
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Scientists are perplexed by the discovery of what looks like footprints on the surface of Mars. Images captured by the Curiosity Rover show an unusual feature on the Red Planet’s surface – broad, shallow pits unlike anything researchers have previously spotted. The discovery was made as Curiosity explored Mount Sharp, a vast mountain rising from the floor of Gale Crater. The rover has b
Dead seabird found with almost 900 pieces of plastic waste in its body (opens the original)
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A seabird had 894 pieces of plastic inside its body when it died, making up around 15% of its body weight. The shocking discovery was made by researchers studying wildlife on Australia’s Lord Howe Island. Their 15 year investigation has revealed an alarming rise in the amount of plastic being swallowed by seabirds. The creatures are exposed to the waste when their parents mistake plastic floating in the ocean for food and carry it back to their chicks. In 2011, researchers found 276 pieces of pl
Scientists find 27 strange new objects hovering on the edge of our Solar System (opens the original)
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Scientists have identified 27 mysterious new objects hovering at the edge of our Solar System. Astronomers used the combined power of NASA’s Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes for the first time to study the trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs).TNOs are small, faint and icy bodies orbiting the Sun beyond Neptune. Some are among the smallest and faintest objects ever directly observed.In two complementary papers published in The Astronomical Journal, researchers analysed the colour, composition and
Supervolcano responsible for one of biggest ever eruptions found under England (opens the original)
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Scientists have found evidence of a vast supervolcano buried deep beneath eastern England. The volcano was so big that they believe it was responsible for one of the largest eruptions in Earth’s history which occurred 454million years ago, pre-dating the dinosaurs. Experts believe the new discovery may solve a geological mystery that has puzzled them for decades – the origin of an enormous layer of volcanic ash found across parts of northern and eastern Europe. The volcanic system is centred ben
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