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Earth.com

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4 minutes ago

Skeleton discovered in France was buried in a sitting position inside a circular pit, with no clear explanation A new analysis has revealed that dozens of ancient graves the French city of Dijon contain bodies deliberately buried upright in near-identical positions. That pattern is transforming what looked like isolated oddities into evidence of a single, repeated practice that still lacks a clear explanation. Seated burials in Dijon At the school dig in Dijon,

Skeleton discovered in France was buried in a sitting position inside a circular pit, with no clear explanation #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

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4 minutes ago

April 22: Earth Day Extravaganza in Wilson Plaza - Newsroom Celebrating and promoting care for our planet is part of the green in our blue-and-gold public university. Blooming brightest every April, campus sustainability will be on full display with an Earth Day Extravaganza hosted by the USAC Facilities Commission in collaboration with UCLA Sustainability and several other campus partners on Wednesday, April 22, from noon to 5:00 p.m. in Wilson Plaza. Education is a major component of sustainability. Begin by learning about what Bruins are working on here at UCLA. Students, staff and faculty are advancing sustainability, developing climate change solutions, promoting conservation and biodiversity, driving policy at home and around the globe, and educating a new generation of environmentally conscious leaders committed to helping the planet. Bruins can also explore opportunities for engagement through happenings taking place during Earth Month. UCLA’s special festival invites Bruins to explore various booths featuring different organizations dedicated to sustainable living practices, including: BruinDine covering their food recovery events, Good Clothes Good People hosting a clothing drive, Swipe Out Hunger giving out seed bombs, ASUCLA sharing about their Resuables and Reuzzi programs, and Sustainagoals from FAC featuring their own junk journal making. Attendees can also participate in hands-on activities like block printing, embroidery, and...

April 22: Earth Day Extravaganza in Wilson Plaza - Newsroom
->UCLA | More on "UCLA Earth Day sustainability event" at BigEarthData.ai | #Earth

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9 minutes ago

Rock-cut burial tombs were recently opened in Egypt, surprising archaeologists with their contents Rock-cut tombs newly opened in southern Egypt have yielded about 160 inscribed pottery vessels and a scatter of mirrors and ornaments. The find turns a reopened burial cluster into direct evidence that one cliffside cemetery kept serving the dead for centuries. Inside the chambers On a cliff above the Nile at Aswan, a city in

Rock-cut burial tombs were recently opened in Egypt, surprising archaeologists with their contents #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

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13 minutes ago

Scientists poll the internet to name a strange new deep-sea creature discovered 18,045 feet Researchers have formally named a newly discovered deep-sea chiton, a type of armored marine mollusk, after thousands of public submissions, establishing Ferreiraella populi as a recognized species. The decision turns a brief surge of online participation into a permanent scientific record, linking public attention to one of the least explored parts of the ocean. On

Scientists poll the internet to name a strange new deep-sea creature discovered 18,045 feet #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

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27 minutes ago

New map of the universe reveals colossal collisions, strange stars, and unusual signals Astronomers using LOFAR have mapped 13.7 million radio sources across most of the northern sky, creating the most complete census yet of actively growing supermassive black holes. That map turns the quiet radio sky into a record of violent collisions, rapid star birth, and rare signals that reshape how the universe is understood. LOFAR Sky

New map of the universe reveals colossal collisions, strange stars, and unusual signals #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

Florence 🌸🙏 🌞🥝

@greenflorence.bsky.social

32 minutes ago

Thank you Rebeka and Ira for your article and research. I always feel for the #Earth, mama #papatuanuku, when the yellow monsters remove everything and terraform the land before building. #Soil is so rich and vital, it has an intelligence we do not comprehend, and huge carbon content. #Respect

ISS Live

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34 minutes ago

OpenStreetMap OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.

Live feed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWasdbDVNvc
Current location: www.openstreetmap.org/

#iss #space #earth #live #nasa #esa #jaxa #csa

Earth.com

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45 minutes ago

Archaeologists have discovered an otherworldly ‘city of the dead’ in Rome Archaeologists in Rome have uncovered a hidden burial quarter, where imperial tomb buildings still carry traces of winged figures. The find turns a routine student residence dig into new evidence that one cemetery kept changing as Rome itself changed. Walls under the street Just below the street, exposed masonry revealed five square funerary buildings, with

Archaeologists have discovered an otherworldly ‘city of the dead’ in Rome #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

koffi steving

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1 hour ago

#fyp #naturliebe #nature #world#photography #farmlife #earth @followers

Earth.com

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1 hour ago

Stone Age humans used these mysterious signs and symbols to store and share information, almost 40,000 years before writing was invented New research shows early humans created structured ancient symbol systems 40,000 years ago, long before formal writing appeared.

Stone Age humans used these mysterious signs and symbols to store and share information, almost 40,000 years before writing was invented #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

Final Nerd Master

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1 hour ago

#nasa• Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back.
#space #themoon #earth #moon
#spacex #astronomy
#outerspace #games #scifi #playstation #xbox #nintendo #gamer #videogames #nerd #geek #popculture #comics #animation #movies #horror #fantasy #toys #sciencefiction #comiccon #cosplay #anime #universe #cosmos

Final Nerd Master

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1 hour ago

#nasa• Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back.
#space #themoon #earth #moon
#spacex #astronomy
#outerspace #games #scifi #playstation #xbox #nintendo #gamer #videogames #nerd #geek #popculture #comics #animation #movies #horror #fantasy #toys #sciencefiction #comiccon #cosplay #anime #universe #cosmos

Earth.com

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1 hour ago

Simple traits can predict how species will respond to climate change A new study reveals that key traits like size, mobility, and lifespan can help predict which species are most vulnerable to climate change.

Simple traits can predict how species will respond to climate change #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

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1 hour ago

Earth Month 2026: From Data to Headlines How Amazon Conservation and the Pulitzer Center are using Amazon Mining Watch to track illegal gold mining and make data accessible for journalists Protecting the Amazon Rainforest at scale goes beyond compiling data. It requires collaboration across borders, organizations, policymakers, people, and diverse audiences, especially with those who help bring critical issues into the public eye. As part of our Earth Month campaign, The Power of Collective Action: Mobilizing Conservation at Scale Across the Amazon, we are highlighting how partnerships help turn knowledge into action. One example is our collaboration with the Pulitzer Center, a U.S.-based news media organization that raises awareness about underreported global issues and sponsors independent reporting. Together, we are working to ensure that timely, high-quality information about illegal gold mining reaches journalists, decision-makers, and the public in order to help drive awareness, accountability, and action across the region. “Partnerships like this expand our work as a trusted source of scientific data and resources, helping ensure that journalists have access to reliable and timely information to inform their reporting,” said Priscila Steffen, Communications and Public Relations Manager at Amazon Conservation. The recent launch of the Amazon Mining Watch’s Panorama reporting series marks a major step forward in...

Earth Month 2026: From Data to Headlines
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1 hour ago

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Stunning images from the Artemis II mission as they went around the moon! This group of Astronauts has now gone deeper into space than any other humans. Just the start...
#moon #space #moonpics #Earth #Artemis2

Earth.com

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1 hour ago

Where did the moon get its water? It may have built up over billions of years Scientists find that water on the moon likely built up gradually over billions of years, collecting as ice in permanently shadowed craters.

Where did the moon get its water? It may have built up over billions of years #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

Robert Dale Parker

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2 hours ago

A closeup picture of the moon, dark as if black and white, and behind the moon, the blackness of space and—emerging from behind the moon and much smaller than the moon—the blue-and-white earth.

#Moon #Earth

HeeBeeGBNouz

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2 hours ago

Lactose-Intolerance Ravages Artisan II Crew During Charcuterie Space Odyssey It once seemed inexplicable that a farmers' market in Walthamstow might be the global centre of astronautical exploration, however following

Lactose-Intolerance Ravages Artisan II Crew During Charcuterie Space Odyssey !!

#artemisII #lactoseintolerance #NASA #moontrip #moon #mooncheese #earth #space #astronauts #starwarsmaybe? #heebeegbnouz

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Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

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3 hours ago

Celebrate Earth Day with events at UChicago As new buds and blossoms mark the coming of spring, they also plant the seeds for Earth Day on April 22. To celebrate, the University of Chicago has organized events throughout the month, led by the Office of Sustainability. Catch a special screening of a documentary featuring UChicago scholars, take a guided technical tour of campus facilities and explore an outdoor lab of “living sculpture.” Read on for more Earth Day events, including volunteer opportunities, or check out the full sustainability calendar. April 9 Earth Month Tour: ‘Untidy Objects’ Thursday, April 9, 3-4 p.m., in the garden south of David and Reva Logan Center for the Arts, 5620 S. Drexel Ave. | RSVP Join a tour of the outdoor research lab “Untidy Objects” led by visual artist and DOVA lecturer Amber Ginsburg, who will invite visitors into how this “living sculpture” that includes water and vegetation is also a social intervention. The lab prompts viewers to consider that humans are the only living organism with legal and political rights. Participants can use their phones to explore sites of “augmented reality” that alter viewers’ responses to the sculpture’s propositions. The tour will begin in the circular drive behind the Logan Center...

Celebrate Earth Day with events at UChicago
->UChicago News | More on "UChicago Earth Day sustainability events" at BigEarthData.ai | #Earth

David Perron

@foxdave38.bsky.social

3 hours ago

#Moon #aliens #Earth #Artemis2 #NASA #pictures

Earth.com

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3 hours ago

Pigeons never settle on a winning strategy, even when it pays off A new study shows pigeons keep exploring even when every choice earns a reward, challenging long-held ideas about how habits form.

Pigeons never settle on a winning strategy, even when it pays off #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

Earth.com

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3 hours ago

Green skepticism is rising – and making people less likely to buy sustainable products Many consumers don’t trust green labels anymore. This study reveals how that skepticism affects buying decisions.

Green skepticism is rising – and making people less likely to buy sustainable products #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

Earth.com

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3 hours ago

Study shows a massive asteroid slammed into the North Sea, triggering a 330-foot-high tsunami For more than twenty years, scientists have argued over a strange formation, named the Silverpit structure, sitting on the floor of the UK continental shelf. Showing on radar as a set of concentric rings carved into the seabed, Silverpit doesn’t fit neatly into any one explanation. Some researchers think a space rock slammed into the

Study shows a massive asteroid slammed into the North Sea, triggering a 330-foot-high tsunami #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

Anna Levenson Butler

@cannabitch88.bsky.social

3 hours ago

#dwarfplanet #pluto at the bottom it says the distance which @Google told me is 37 billion miles from #Earth I think we've seen most of the #planets at this point. #lasvegassphere

TETTRIs

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3 hours ago

Every species has a story—but without a name, that story may never be told. 🌍✨

On May 23, we celebrate #Taxonomy, the science that names, classifies, and describes life on #Earth.

We invite you to join us—discover how on our website 🔗
tettris.eu/trd/

Earth.com

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3 hours ago

Scientists discover a 190-million-year-old ‘Sword Dragon’ – ferocious marine predator living in the dinosaur age A new “Sword Dragon” ichthyosaur with huge eyes and a razor-sharp snout reveals how marine predators evolved after extinction.

Scientists discover a 190-million-year-old ‘Sword Dragon’ – ferocious marine predator living in the dinosaur age #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth

wendythedruid

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4 hours ago

What Survives the Morning: Trump Can't Get His WarDick Hard Enough To Nuke Iran Witness survival in real time as Trump's Iran threats unravel. A poetic reckoning on power, the body's wisdom, and what we carry through crisis.

"Written on the body is a secret code only visible in certain lights." — Jeanette Winterson

https://bit.ly/3NOxELi
#trans #queer #lgbtqia #news #liberal #progressive #nonfiction #history #culture #meditation #spirituality #druid #earth #nature #eco #gaia #brigid #pagan #trans #queer #lgbtqia /|\

wendythedruid

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4 hours ago

Pattern: GLAAD tracked 932 anti-LGBTQ incidents in 49 states, 2024–2025. 52% targeted trans people. 84 injuries. 10 deaths. The GOP spent $82 million on anti-trans ads in 2024.

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#trans #queer #lgbtqia #news #liberal #progressive #nonfiction #history #culture #meditation […]

Michele

@patriotmom.bsky.social

4 hours ago

🇺🇸 🔥 🌎 🔥 🇮🇱
#War #Israel #Devil #America #Music #Video #World #History #BlueSky #BlackSky #BlueCrew #FuckTrump #FuckNetanyahu #Crimes #Humanity #Bombs #Destruction #Lies #EatTheRich #Military #AIPAC #DarkTimes #Earth #Cleanse #Light #Spiritual #Warfare #Fight #Residtance #Hell #NoWars #Nazis #Racism

Wendy

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4 hours ago

floral hawthorn.

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Hawthorn — Crataegus monogyna

Pharmacology: Proanthocyanidins dilate coronary arteries, strengthen myocardial contraction. The heart squeezes more […]

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