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Earth Has a Mysterious 'Heartbeat' Every 27 Million Years

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Earth has a slow, steady 'heartbeat' of geological activity every 27 million years or so. This pulse of clustered geological events includes volcanic activity, mass extinctions, plate reorganizations, and sea level rises. But luckily for us, researchers think we have another 20 million years before the next 'pulse'

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Earth Has a Mysterious 'Heartbeat' Every 27 Million Years

In the last 260 million years, dinosaurs came and went, Pangea split into the continents and islands we see today, and humans have quickly and irreversibly changed the world we live in.

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