The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 4-6National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... miles in diameter hur- tled into the middle of the Atlantic Ocean . While no known asteroid or comet has hit Earth during recorded history , 35 million years ago one blasted a 53 - mile - wide crater under what is now the southern end ...
... miles in diameter hur- tled into the middle of the Atlantic Ocean . While no known asteroid or comet has hit Earth during recorded history , 35 million years ago one blasted a 53 - mile - wide crater under what is now the southern end ...
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... miles explode on shore in a matter of seconds . But not in Brazil . There , like a mysterious beast , rises the wave known as the pororoca - the name means " mighty noise . " Twice a day around the new and full moons during the spring ...
... miles explode on shore in a matter of seconds . But not in Brazil . There , like a mysterious beast , rises the wave known as the pororoca - the name means " mighty noise . " Twice a day around the new and full moons during the spring ...
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... miles northeast of the town of Clarksburg ( birth- place of Stonewall Jackson ) and 250 miles from Wash- ington , D.C. , it's here , thanks to the powerful West Virginia Senator Robert Byrd , that the FBI put its National Crime ...
... miles northeast of the town of Clarksburg ( birth- place of Stonewall Jackson ) and 250 miles from Wash- ington , D.C. , it's here , thanks to the powerful West Virginia Senator Robert Byrd , that the FBI put its National Crime ...
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