Exciting archaeological findings at Namorotukunan reveal ancient hominin behaviors and environmental shifts in the Koobi Fora Formation, shedding light on human evolution.
A groundbreaking discovery in East Antarctica reveals the oldest ice and air, dating back 6 million years, offering crucial insights into Earth's climate history and future.
An MIT team has discovered a chemical signature in ancient rocks that suggests remnants of the proto Earth survived the planet's violent history. This groundbreaking finding challenges long-held beliefs about Earth's origins.
New research reveals a second 'thermostat' in Earth's climate system that may accelerate the arrival of the next ice age. This discovery challenges previous predictions and suggests a more complex interaction between CO2 levels and geological processes.
Scientists are making a compelling case for a newborn ocean beneath the icy crust of Saturn's moon Mimas. Research reveals insights into its age and how future missions could confirm the existence of this hidden ocean.
The Red Sea, known for its biblical significance, has a history that reveals an astonishing tale of complete desiccation and a cataclysmic flood that shaped its current form. A recent study uncovers how the seabed dried up and was later refilled, transforming the basin dramatically.
After years of controversy, new evidence confirms that the Silverpit Crater was formed by an asteroid impact 43-46 million years ago. Discover how advanced seismic imaging and rock analysis settled this scientific debate.
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake jolted the San Francisco Bay Area early Monday, with over 24,000 residents reporting the tremor. Minor damages were noted in Berkeley, but no injuries have been reported.
Recent data from the US Geological Survey reveals important insights into aftershocks following recent earthquakes. Discover what this means for residents and how to stay prepared in the wake of seismic activity.
New research reveals that non-avian dinosaurs may have dramatically influenced Earth's landscape. Their extinction allowed forests to thrive, altering river formations and sediment distribution.
