Structural geology
The earth is literally splitting VIDEO
Africa is breaking up or "rifting" into two parts and a new ocean is being born, scientists have said.
This opens the way for a whole new ocean to pass through that gap, writes Blic.
So, countries like Zambia and Uganda could one day have their own coastlines if the landmass continues to separate.
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Mystery of Second World War RAF bomber sea crash revealed
“The wreck is in an excellent state of preservation, apart from a crack half way along the fuselage and a small missing part of the left wing”
Greek government reshuffling (live)
It will be structural, according to sources
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Mountains: Crucial ecosystems for wildlife, humanity
Montane ecosystems, which host unique habitats, endemic wildlife species and also play a crucial role in human life, are under a number of threats.
In 2003, the U.N. General Assembly designated Dec. 11 as "International Mountain Day" in order to encourage the international community to organize events to stress the importance of sustainable mountain development.
Earthquakes might have shaped ancient Greek culture, research suggests
The Ancient Greeks may have built sacred or treasured sites deliberately on land previously affected by earthquake activity, according to a new study by the University of Plymouth.
Changes on the chessboard
We will be watching the G-20 summit which begins Friday in Hamburg, Germany, with great interest. The differences seem to be starker than ever before when it comes to global issues such as climate change and trade, and these rifts characterize relations between the world's major players.
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An enormous crack just opened up in the middle of the Arizona Desert (VIDEO)
The Arizona Geological Survey is monitoring a 2-mile long crack that has opened up in the Arizona desert. Recent drone flights over the crack reveal that it has continued to grow both in length and width in Pinal County, to the southeast of Phoenix.