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"Has the moon been moving away from planet earth from the beginning? Also, does it keep moving away faster or has the rate always been about the same?"
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Life in the Landscape?
A review article in Nature this week from scientists on NAI’s University of California, Berkeley Lead Team examines the idea of the influence of life on topography. The authors call for a need to explore how small scale biotic processes can influence an entire landscape, and whether the resulting topography is distinct.
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