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    Is Antarctica moving away from the South Pole? © Getty Images
    Planet Earth

    Is Antarctica moving away from the South Pole?

    Is there a place on earth where no life exists? © Getty Images
    Planet Earth

    Is there a place on Earth where no life exists?

    How deep is an ocean wave? © Getty Images
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    How deep is an ocean wave?

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    Population overload

    What’s the furthest south the Northern Lights have been seen? © Uriel Sinai/Getty Images
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    What’s the furthest south the Northern Lights have been seen?

    Does it ever rain in Antarctica? © Getty Images
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    Does it ever rain in Antarctica?

    Can planes be used to stop hurricanes? © iStock
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    Can planes be used to stop hurricanes?

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    Nuclear detectives

    Why is molten lava often covered with zig-zag patterns? © Getty Images
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    Why is molten lava often covered with zig-zag patterns?

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    Why doesn't lightning strike straight to Earth? © Getty Images
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    Why doesn’t lightning strike straight to Earth?

    Why can't we just fill in the ozone hole with man-made ozone? © iStock
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    Why can’t we just fill in the ozone hole with man-made ozone?

    What causes waves? © iStock
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    What causes waves?

    Do fires ever happen deep underground? © Getty Images
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    Do fires ever happen deep underground?

    Could you fit solar panels to wind turbine blades? © iStiock
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    Could you fit solar panels to wind turbine blades?

    If many coastlines are eroding, are there any on Earth growing? © Getty Images
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    If many coastlines are eroding, are there any on Earth growing?

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