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Matching sets of&nbsp;dinosaur footprints have been discovered in South America and Africa, unearthing trans-Atlantic mysteries from 120 million years ago.

Matching dinosaur footprints found across Atlantic Ocean

Matching sets of dinosaur footprints have been discovered in South America and Africa, unearthing trans-Atlantic mysteries from 120 million years ago.

Matching sets of&nbsp;dinosaur footprints have been discovered in South America and Africa, unearthing trans-Atlantic mysteries from 120 million years ago.

Matching sets of&nbsp;dinosaur footprints have been discovered in South America and Africa, unearthing trans-Atlantic mysteries from 120 million years ago. The discovery confirmed that the continents were once connected by a strip of land. Preserved in mud and stone along ancient rivers, over 260 fossils were found by scientists. Most were created by three-toed theropod dinosaurs. Africa and South America began to pull apart from each other about 140 million years ago, gradually reaching their current positions.
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USA, Canada, France working together to find the tourist submersible.

Missing Titanic submersible: Just 4-6 hours of oxygen left; still no sign, say reports

Time running out for occupants of missing Titanic submersible 4-6 hours of breathable air left in submersible: reports USA, Canada, France working together to find tourist submarine

USA, Canada, and France have deployed ships, submarines, planes, and robotic vessels to look for the tourist sub.

Time appeared to be running out for the occupants of the missing Titanic tourist submersible with rescuers unable to locate it.
Reports said that there were just 4-6 hours of breathable air left on the vessel by the early afternoon of June 22, India time.
USA, Canada, and France have deployed ships, submarines, planes, and robotic vessels to look for the tourist sub, especially in the area where sonar had detected loud "banging" noises.
The submersible with 5 occupants has been missing in the North Atlantic Ocean since June 18, when it descended underwater to visit the wreckage of the Titanic ship.

Rescuers detected underwater 'banging' noise using sonar, as per reports.

Missing Titanic submersible: frequent 'banging' noise, 'signs of life' detected, say reports

Boost in search for missing Titanic tourist submersible Rescuers detect underwater 'banging' noise: reports Noise repeats every 30 minutes, as per internal govt memo

The sounds are repeating at an interval of 30 minutes, according to an internal US government memo cited by news outlets.

In a possible breakthrough in the search for the missing Titanic tourist submersible, rescuers have reportedly detected loud "banging" noises.
The sounds are repeating at an interval of 30 minutes, according to an internal US government memo cited by news outlets. The noise was detected using sonar.
With the vessel estimated to have just around 30 hours of oxygen left, a group involved in the rescue operations said that data from the search site showed likely signs of life.
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The balloon was destroyed on 4 February over the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of South Carolina.

Chinese 'spy balloon': will USA return debris to Beijing? Watch Biden govt's answer

The balloon was destroyed on 4 February over the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of South Carolina.

Days after shooting down an alleged Chinese spy balloon, the United States of America on 6 February 2023 ruled out the possibility of returning the debris to Beijing.
&ldquo;I know of no such intention or plans to return it," said National Security Council spokesman John Kirby. The US government had said that initial analysis of the balloon showed that it was a surveillance tool.
The balloon was destroyed on 4 February over the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of South Carolina. The US military has recovered some remnants of the balloon from the surface of the sea, with efforts on to retrieve parts which sank underwater.
China had called the balloon a civilian research airship which blew off course.
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The giant balloon, which was the size of around 3 buses, was shot down over the Atlantic Ocean after it flew from Montana to South Carolina.

On camera: USA shoots down 'Chinese spy balloon', mission launched to retrieve tech from debris at sea

The giant balloon, which was the size of around 3 buses, was shot down over the Atlantic Ocean after it flew from Montana to South Carolina.

Days after the United States government had claimed to have detected an alleged Chinese spy balloon in American airspace, the airship was shot down on 4 February 2023.
The giant balloon, which was the size of around 3 buses, was shot down over the Atlantic Ocean after it flew from Montana to South Carolina. US President Joe Biden gave clearance as soon as the balloon could be destroyed without putting civilians in danger as it fell.
After a fighter aircraft eliminated the balloon, the Pentagon launched a mission to recover equipment from the debris.
&ldquo;On Wednesday, when I was briefed on the balloon, I ordered the Pentagon to shoot it down as soon as possible. They decided - without doing damage to anyone on the ground - the best time to do that was as it got over water, outside within the 12-mile limit,&rdquo; Biden said.
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&ldquo;This afternoon, at the direction of President Biden, fighter aircraft assigned to US Northern Command successfully brought down the high-altitude surveillance balloon launched by and belonging to the People&rsquo;s Republic of China (PRC) over the water off the coast of South Carolina in US airspace. The balloon, which was being used by the PRC in an attempt to surveil strategic sites in the continental United States, was brought down above US territorial waters,&rdquo; Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
The Pentagon official told reporters soon thereafter that they took immediate steps to protect against the balloon's collection of sensitive information mitigating its intelligence value to China.
(With agency inputs)

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