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Each weekday morning, OurAmazingPlanet takes the pulse of the Earth, reporting on natural phenomena and exploration news from around the globe.
Berlin Polar Bear Dies: The world-famous polar bear Knut has died of unknown causes, according to the Berlin Zoo. Knut was 4 years old.
Weather Watchers: More than 20,000 weather stations, many run by amateur meteorologists, are helping the website Weather Underground refine its forecasts.
Golden Wildfire: A large wildfire west of Golden, Colo., calmed down Sunday, but is still a threat to nearby homes on the burning mountains.
Afgan Earthquake: A magnitude 5.8 earthquake rocked the Hindu Kush region of Afghanistan today.
Polar Trek: 42-year-old Swedish explorer Johan Ernst Nilson will soon embark on an expedition from the North Pole to the South Pole.
Previously on Our Daily Planet: Colorado Bike Race and Tropical Storm Cherono
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Reach OurAmazingPlanet staff writer Brett Israel at bisrael@techmedianetwork.com. Follow him on Twitter @btisrael.
