New research suggests Earth's catastrophes follow a hidden rhythmic cycle

New scientific research suggests that major catastrophes on Earth — such as mass extinctions and asteroid impacts — may not be random but instead follow regular, cyclical patterns. The findings point to a hidden rhythm in the planet's geological history. Researchers are analysing geological and palaeontological data to test the hypothesis.

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