The recent discovery of two proteins in bacteria that bind only to rare earth elements might revolutionize industrial mining. Six years ago, Professor Joseph Cotruvo Jr.’s lab at Penn State ...

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Meteorite impact 3.26 billion years ago may have boosted early life. The impact dredged up nutrients, helping microbes thrive. Phosphorus and iron from the impact provided key resources for microbes.

SpaceX recently shared a video taken from space that offers a stunning view of Earth as the company's satellites prepare to deploy in orbit following a recent rocket launch. The company ...

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ARCHAEOLOGISTS have uncovered an ancient church in the first ever Christian country - built a mere 350 years after Jesus walked the Earth. Experts discovered the fourth-century church in Armenia ...

A global climate organisation backed by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Bezos Earth Fund is piloting a solar mini-grid programme in Nigeria ... The more constant power supply will boost ...

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Armenia is believed to be the first Christian state in the world after King Tiridates III converted to Christianity. The ancient church is bizarrely octagonal, measuring nearly a whopping 100ft in ...

Some of those asteroids, they surmised, might have been up to 350 times as massive as the dino killer. Drabon, a former graduate student of Lowe’s, wondered how these quite literally earth ...