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COSMOS: The time machine, our rock of ages and more

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Australia; International
COSMOS
COSMOS

At a time when humans are impacting the planet like nothing else before, scientists are bringing together the full story of how our planet has been shaped into the world we know today.   From the extremes of ‘Snowball Earth’ to the dramatic jolts of asteroid strikes, a special report explains what we can learn.

In the latest issue of Australia’s leading science publication COSMOS, journalist Lauren Fuge takes us on an epic journey.

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