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A team of researchers has found an unusual spike in beryllium-10 levels in the Pacific seabed, dating back 10 million years.

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It reaches the Earth through precipitation and can accumulate on the seabed. With a half-life of 1.4 million years, 10 Be decays into ... more samples in the future and hope that other research ...

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because no such increase of the isotope over the last 10 million years has been detected anywhere else on Earth. “To find such a pronounced increase of 10Be was truly unexpected,” says Koll.