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Robin George Andrews

Oldest dog remains in Americas discovered in Alaska

25 February 2021. By Robin George Andrews

3-ton parts of Stonehenge may have been carried from earlier monuments

12 February 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Has science solved one of history’s greatest adventure mysteries?

28 January 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Does lightning strike on Venus? Mysterious flash may help solve puzzle.

1 January 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Science

The Moon Is Electric—Especially When It's Full

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Etna, Europe's Most Active Volcano, Is Sliding Into The Sea

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Did Vesuvius Vaporise its Victims? Find the truth

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

New Type of Earthquake Shakes Geologists

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

A bubbling pool of mud is on the move, and no one knows why

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

London scientists are making space weather in a lab

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Why is Earth is missing a huge part of its crust? University of Southampton professor offers an answer

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Can earthquakes trigger volcano eruptions? Here's the science.

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

The Meteor Storms of Ancient Earth May Still Be Happening

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Science

An earthquake lasted 50 days, but no one felt it. Why?

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Science

Icebergs can be emerald green. Now we know why.

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

This is our best look yet at the solar system's most volcanic object

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Chinese rover finds strange rocks that may come from deep inside the moon

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Science

The volcano that built Bermuda is unlike any other on Earth

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

This is now the world's largest volcano, geologists say

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Lightning struck near the North Pole 48 times. It's not normal.

5 November 2020. By Robin George Andrews