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Earth's catastrophic cycle: Study reveals how our planet's biggest disasters strike every 27 million years - and it suggests we could be due one soon
A study suggests Earth experiences major disasters on a 27-million-year cycle, raising concerns that another catastrophic event may be imminent.
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