The population is still massive, and larger than any other country's, at 1.34 billion.
It is the sixth most massive and largest satellite of Saturn, after Titan (5,150 km), Rhea (1,530 km), Iapetus (1,440 km), Dione (1,120 km) and Tethys (1,050 km).
This is a totes magotes bummer: according to theories posited by the author of this piece, Terrance Aym, and backed up by data from geo-chemists like Northwestern University's Gregory Ryskin, the BP oil spill could release massive amounts of methane gas and, as an end result, blow out the entire seabed, leading to "massive venting" and large fissures in the sea bottom.
From 11 to 20 May 2010, experts reported intense lightning activity in the volcano's plume, including sparks at the base of the massive plume and large thunderbolts.
The fossil is unlike any other Homo remains on record — it combines a long face, massive jaw and large teeth with a small braincase, just about a third the size of that found in modern humans and no larger than those of much more primitive African fossils and even modern gorillas.
In other words, it is slightly more massive and slightly larger than the Sun is.
Relative to the ruffed lemurs, Pachylemur has more massive jaws and larger molars.
As pointed out by the Institute of Medicine, we are now in an era of "big science," in which definitive answers to big questions will increasingly require massive efforts and large-scale collaborations (23).
In advanced stages, keloid lesions can appear as large skin nodules, as a conglomerate of nodules, or as massive skin tumours and large keloid patches.
