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How did a conifer thought extinct for two million years turn up alive in 1994 within 200 kilometres of a city of 3.7 million people?
Why did a Bay of Bengal delta nation, after a 1991 cyclone killed some 138,000 people, plant hundreds of kilometres of salt-tolerant coastal forest instead of building higher sea walls?
How does a single tree colony in the American West cover roughly 106 acres, weigh around 6,000 tonnes, and share one root system that makes it a contender for the heaviest organism alive?
The Parker Solar Probe now passes within 6.1 million kilometres of the Sun's surface at 692,000 kilometres per hour, fast enough to cross the continental United States in about 20 seconds, shielded by a carbon-composite heat shield only 11.4 centimetres thick
