All Five of Life's Informational Components can Form in Space

Earth’s first set of secondary impact craters discovered in Wyoming. Scientists are now seeking the giant primary impact crater responsible, which would be about 31 to 40 miles (50 to 80 km) wide and buried beneath some 280 million years worth of sediment.

India’s speedy approvals of COVID-19 vaccines come under fire

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