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Major impact events on Earth were not stand-alone events.

What would happen to Earth in the next 200 million years?

Lasers light the way to the discovery of ancient crust.

Giant impacts provide a mechanism for fracturing the crust.

The study shed new light on how the continents were originally formed.

This new approach allows a greater understanding of the nature of ancient geology.

Consistent asteroid showers rock previous thinking on Mars craters.

The study would help provide the context to unravel the geological history of Mars.

Gamechanger for clean hydrogen production.

The threat of further hazards exists for many thousands of years after.

Plate tectonics research rewrites history of Earth's continents

Earth's mantle is currently classified into two main domains, African and Pacific. However, little is known about their formation and history, and they are...