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The Geology of Early Earth: New Evidence Show Planet was a Flat ‘Waterworld’
Zircon grains reveal a very, very different Earth from what we know. The landscape of early Earth was a far different picture than the one we know now, more of a water world than the complex formations present in the present planet.
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