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How Dinosaur Extinction Gave Us Fruit
Follow us over to the PBS App or PBS.org to watch Walking with Dinosaurs! https://to.pbs.org/WalkingWithDinosaurs One of the most surprising effects of the cascade of changes that played out in the wake of dinosaur extinction may have been the evolution … Continue reading
A Mysterious New Rock Is Forming on Earth
n this eye-opening and visually rich video, we dive deep into one of the most fascinating geological phenomena of our time: the creation of brand-new rocks forged not by nature, but by humans. For billions of years, rocks have formed … Continue reading
This Gorgeous Gemstone Traps Nuclear Waste
This month’s Rocks Box is the perfect combo of beauty and brains. Sodalite is a gorgeous blue mineral that has a superpower – its tiny pores can trap all kinds of molecules, making it the perfect sieve for everything from … Continue reading
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Why Did These Test Tubes Appear In Your Street?
[…] You may have noticed these test tubes on lamp posts all over the UK recently. What do they do? And where did they come from? They’re part of a clean air scheme and they’re used to collect samples of … Continue reading
What’s next after the Large Hadron Collider?
There’s something exciting happening in Venice this week! And I am not talking about a certain high profile wedding. Along with the bustling tourists, hundreds of physicists will be descending upon this ancient city in order to talk about the … Continue reading
