What is a rock? For a long time, the answer seemed fairly easy: they're the hard stuff that makes up the Earth, formed by natural processes over aeons. But now, baffled geologists are finding that humans make rocks, too – and they'll one day be the most visible thing we leave behind
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Not natural, not quite unnatural, the strange new rocks of the Anthropocene stretch the boundaries of geology
With the 1957 publication of Kerouac’s On the Road, critics believed America’s “lost” literary generation of the 1920s had been overtaken by the Beat Movement.
DNA rearrangements in immune-system B cells generate diverse antibody-encoding genes and help to avoid producing antibodies that target the body’s own tissues.
