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The circular depression was first mistaken for an impact crater, but erosion carved it from a dome.
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These are mineral concretions: hard stone masses that outlast the softer material around them, leaving smooth boulders exposed on the beach.
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As mineral-rich water evaporates in summer heat, it leaves behind vividly colored pools. The hardened mineral crusts between them can be walked on.
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In a hospital built across a state border, a mother could begin labor in one state and give birth in another—even in a different time zone.
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Because the birth location sits exactly on the equator, the resulting astrological charts can look so mathematically symmetrical that some algorithms mistake…
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The outback’s coast-to-coast span is greater than the Moon’s equatorial diameter.
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John Cleves Symmes Jr. passionately campaigned in the early nineteenth century for the Hollow Earth theory, claiming the planet was a series of concentric…
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