A giant Pompeii-scale eruption buried an ancient Andes landscape and preserved it for 22 million years
A 22‑million‑year‑old volcanic tomb in northern Chile freezes an Andean landscape, giving a Pompeian glimpse of mountain building.
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A 22‑million‑year‑old volcanic tomb in northern Chile freezes an Andean landscape, giving a Pompeian glimpse of mountain building.
A dinosaur‑era feather preserved in coprolite could rewrite the story of how birds outlived the asteroid that ended the dinosaurs