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Previous research determined that 10% of the supervolcano was filled with liquid magma, but the new study finds it to be between 16 and 20%

Yellowstone supervolcano contains up to TWICE as much magma as previously believed, study finds

The beast below: Yellowstone’s supervolcano – which would cause massive destruction when it next erupts – contains up to TWICE as much magma as previously believed, study finds Previous research found that the supervolcano’s caldera was filled with 10% of the magma The latest work reveals it to be between 16 and 20% – double …

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Tyrannosaurs rex (pictured) was a species of bird-like carnivorous dinosaur.  It lived 68 to 66 million years ago in what is now the western part of North America.

T.rex Was 70% Bigger Than Previously Thought And Could Weigh Up To 33,000 Pounds, Study Finds

The infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex – or T. rex – could have weighed up to 33,000 pounds (15,000 kg) when it roamed the Earth. It’s a little more than the weight of two elephants or a London double-decker bus, and it’s 70% more than previously thought. Researchers at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa built …

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Tyrannosaurs rex (pictured) was a species of bird-like carnivorous dinosaur.  It lived 68 to 66 million years ago in what is now the western part of North America.

T.rex Was 70% Bigger Than Previously Thought And Could Weigh Up To 33,000 Pounds, Study Finds

The infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex – or T. rex – could have weighed up to 33,000 pounds (15,000 kg) when it roamed the Earth. It’s a little more than the weight of two elephants or a London double-decker bus, and it’s 70% more than previously thought. Researchers at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa built …

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Mars Tithonium Chasma Perspective View

The primitive crust on Mars is more complex and evolved than previously thought

This oblique perspective view of Tithonium Chasmata, part of Mars’ Valles Marineris canyon structure, was generated from the digital terrain model and the nadir and color channels of the High-Resolution Stereo Camera on Mars Express from the ESA. Credit: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO Early crust on March Mars is the second smallest planet …

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