1.8 Million-Year-Old Dmanisi Skull Sheds Light on Early Evolution
The 1.8-million-year-old skull found at Dmanisi Georgia, buried under a medieval village, provides the most complete pre-human fossil to date. Researchers say it offers earliest evidence of human ancestors leaving Africa, shows diverse skull sizes within one species, and supports a tree-like view of evolution.
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Asteroid 2013 TV135 Narrowly Missed Earth
NASA says the 1300 foot asteroid 2013 TV135, which passed within 4.2 million miles last month, poses a negligible threat on its return in 19 years with a 1 in 48,000 chance of impact on August 26, 2032.
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