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We Are Made of Plasticstuff: Scientists Find Microplastics in Human Blood

Did Radhanath Sikdar Measure the Height of Mount Everest First?

New Tool Shows Humans Have Lived in Himalaya’s Shadow for More Than 5,000 Years

Scientists Find Microplastics Pollution on Mount Everest

Nepal Closes Mount Everest for Climbers Because of Coronavirus Fears

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Sudipta Sengupta’s Journey in Geology to the Ends of the Earth

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Long Ago, the Number of Meteors Hitting Earth Spiked Suddenly – and Didn’t Stop