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dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/12/0477 > NASA-discovers-mysterious-holes-mars.html

NASA finds holes on Mars - and scientists don't know what formed them

2+ day, 11+ hour ago   (742+ words) Researchers spotted the strange structures as the Curiosity rover made its slow way up the Valle Grande, a broad valley cutting through Mars' Mount Sharp. Although small holes aren't uncommon on a planet so hammered by meteor impacts, scientists say…...

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dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/11/6893 > Long-lost-supercontinent-Gondwana-550-million-years.html

Long-lost supercontinent Gondwana pieced together after 550m years

3+ day, 11+ hour ago   (560+ words) The long-lost supercontinent Gondwana has finally been pieced together after 550 million years. For years, scientists have known that the ancient landmass included present-day South America, Africa, Arabia, Madagascar, India, Australia, and Antarctica. However, a new study suggests that Gondwana was…...

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dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/09/5145 > Scientists-discover-mystery-structures-Earth.html

Scientists discover six mystery structures lurking deep inside Earth

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1134+ words) Although our planet's deep layers are totally inaccessible, scientists can use the seismic waves from powerful earthquakes to probe the hidden depths. Now, Chinese scientists have uncovered structures sitting on the boundary between the viscous mantle and the liquid outer…...

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dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/07/0119 > americas-volcanoes-stefan-burns-eruption-predictions.html

America's biggest volcanoes 'switching on' warns expert scientist

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (1288+ words) By CHRIS MELORE, US DEPUTY SCIENCE EDITOR Some of the world's most dangerous volcanoes have been 'switched on' simultaneously, says one geophysicist who fears it could signal the start of a devastating four-year surge in eruptions. Geophysicist Stefan Burns believes…...

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dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/07/7975 > Henry-VIII-Sandown-Castle-Dover.html

Stone from Henry VIII's lost Sandown Castle was reused in Dover Castle

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (947+ words) Stones from the 16th–century fort were reused to build part of Dover Castle, about nine miles (14.5km) down the coast, according to a new study. Those stone chunks from Henry VIII's maritime defences now form part of the Constable's Gate at…...

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dailymail.com > news > article-16/04/9599 > hundreds-tonnes-rock-crash-beach-metres-sunbathers.html

Moment 'hundreds of tonnes' of rock crash down onto beach

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (386+ words) This is the moment tonnes of rock came crashing down onto a beach only metres away from unsuspecting sunbathers. Footage captured from a nearby pub shows the rocks cascading from a 250million-year-old cliff in Sidmouth, Devon, before landing on the…...

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dailymail.com > news > article-16/04/4969 > ghost-village-uncovered-drought-medieval-uncovered-reservoir-heatwave.html

Remains of lost medieval hamlet uncovered as drought drains reservoir

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (894+ words) Ruins of a lost medieval village have been revealed after the ongoing drought depleted the water levels of a reservoir. Nether Hambleton was demolished in the 1970s so the surrounding 3,000-acres could be flooded to form Rutland Water, in the East…...

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dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/03/4233 > nasa-mars-structure-lost-civilization.html

Structure in NASA Mars photo sparks theories of lost civilization

1+ mon, 6+ day ago   (551+ words) NASA’s Curiosity rover has spent 14 years investigating whether ancient Mars could have supported microbial life, but a strange new image has sparked claims that it discovered something far more extraordinary. Curiosity captured the underlying images in late July while approaching…...

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dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/02/7011 > amp > Earth-inner-core-extreme-hydrogen.html

What lies beneath: Earth's inner core full of 'extreme hydrogen"

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1068+ words) By WILIAM HUNTER, SENIOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY REPORTER 12:10 04 Aug 2026, updated 13:57 04 Aug 2026 Earth's inner core is filled with a rare material known as 'extreme hydrogen', a study has claimed. This bizarre substance, known as super–ionic hydrogen, behaves unlike anything found on…...

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dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/02/5645 > nasa-mars-photo-walking-man.html

NASA Mars photo captures mysterious 'walking man' on the Red Planet

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (486+ words) A stunning panorama of Mars appears to show a mysterious human-like figure walking in the distance. The image, captured by NASA’s Spirit rover in 2007, has resurfaced online, with viewers convinced it shows a ‘walking man’ on the Red Planet. Nestled…...