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New seismic monitoring would provide broader view of earthquake prediction

London, May 10 : UK and Chinese geophysicists have developed a new approach to seismic monitoring that should allow forecasting of the time, size and sometimes the location of earthquakes.

Sharks ruled Southern US waters during dino age

Washington, May 10 : Tooth remains of a number of shark species found in the Southern US has suggested that sharks might have ruled the Cretaceous Era during the dinosaur age.

Astronomers begin hunt for ‘vanishing’ stars

London, May 10: Astronomers have started monitoring about a million massive stars to see if any suddenly vanish, seemingly without a trace, which would support a theory that some massive stars simp

1,000 ancient tombs found in Colombia linked to two little-known civilizations

Washington, May 10: An ancient burial site in Colombia, uncovered by builders clearing land for a housing project, has revealed 1,000 ancient tombs linked to two little-known civilizations.

Polar bears’ extinction theories found fatally flawed

Polar bears’ extinction theories found fatally flawedW

America’s first inhabitants spread slowly and deliberately, not rapidly

Washington, May 10: A new study has suggested that the peopling of the Americas was a much slower and deliberate process, rather than a blitzkrieg movement.

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