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Tom Hanks: Hollywood's Enduring Nice Guy
From the heartwarming simplicity of Forrest Gump to the intense drama of Saving Private Ryan, Tom Hanks has consistently delivered iconic performances that have captivated audiences worldwide. His ability to embody a wide range of characters, from the endearingly naive to the morally complex, has solidified his status as one of Hollywood's most versatile and beloved actors.
Doomsday Vault: Safeguarding the Future of Agriculture and Food Production
Explore the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a remarkable feat of human foresight that safeguards humanity's future by preserving millions of seed varieties. Discover the vault's purpose, its unique location, and the types of seeds stored within.
Is Climate Change Making Turbulence Worse for Air Travel?
Experts say climate change may be increasing the frequency and severity of turbulence, particularly clear air turbulence. This article explores the causes of turbulence, the dangers of clear air turbulence, and how to stay safe in turbulent skies.
Chocolypse Now: Cocoa Prices Ignited by El Niño! Can You Afford Your Favourite Treats?
Chocolate lovers beware! Your favourite sweet treat could be getting pricier thanks to a confluence of factors. El Niño and climate change are wreaking havoc on cocoa crops in West Africa, pushing cocoa bean prices to record highs. This surge threatens the global chocolate supply and could soon translate to higher prices for consumers.
Did Volcanic Eruptions Contribute to Dinosaur Extinction?
Delve into the thrilling renaissance of palaeontology in Canada, showcasing the tireless efforts of a new generation of dinosaur fossil hunters making unprecedented discoveries across the vast landscapes of Alberta and British Columbia.
Antarctic Melting Could Be Faster Than Predicted, Fossils Reveal
According to a new study published in Nature, melting ice sheets in Antarctica could retreat much faster than previously thought. Researchers analysed markings on the Norwegian seafloor, remnants of a giant European ice sheet that melted thousands of years ago.


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