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    How do rocks move on their own?

    May 12, 2021 1 minute
    Editor: Esben Schouboe

    PHYSICS Rocks do not move unaided, of course, but are shifted by forces that have required investigation to identify.

    The founding father of evolutionary theory, Charles Darwin, studied fieldstones in the 1870s. He concluded that when

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