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On 19 May 1845, Sir John Franklin set sail from the Thames River, England searching for the famed, long sought

"And yet it moves". Legend has it that Galileo Galilei said this at age 70 in 1633 after he was

There is a huge coal-burning plant in Lamar County, Ga., that produces a lot of electricity. In order to do

July 2010 – Events of 2010 fit description of Global Weirding Global Weirding is an interesting term. As explained by

At 4.52 billion years of age, our planet is no spring chicken. While still young compared with the age of

The Earth’s poles are poles apart, and the pun is intended. While the North Pole is in an ocean surrounded

We are told by geologists and other scientists that a massive ice sheet, more than a mile thick, covered a

"Ra" is the name ancient Egyptians called their sun god. It represented light, warmth and growth, and while its meaning

When humans began farming some 9,000 or so years ago, they developed a simple technique to separate the nutritious seeds

Robert Louis Stevenson, intrigued by the duality of human nature, wrote a book titled, "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and

Two separate but connected issues, permafrost and methane, have become a focus of study for many climate change researchers recently.

You may be surprised by this fact: Greenhouse gases are necessary for life on Earth as we know it. Please