Earth's Oldest Rocks Could Have Been Formed by Meteorite Impacts
We call our planet’s earliest era the Hadean because it was likely quite hellish. Incredible meteorite impacts wouldn’t be out of place.
We call our planet’s earliest era the Hadean because it was likely quite hellish. Incredible meteorite impacts wouldn’t be out of place.
The more scientists observe it, the more surprises the second planet from the Sun throws at us.
It’s fascinating to think about how cosmic movements might affect Earth’s climate in a tangible way.
A team of German scientists are conducting the experiment to discover more about how precession affects the Earth's planetary magnetic fields.
these diamonds contain water frozen into a special kind of ice crystal formed under heavy pressures.
For now, we can only guess what a planet with true polar wander would look like.
"When you look at flat earth theory, when you think about it, it's beautiful."
Death, death, and more death.
What was life really like here on planet Earth before animals were big enough to leave fossils behind?
NASA's "Images of Change" features a bunch of interactive before-and-after images of locations around the world.
Just take solace in the fact that if you don’t think you understand the Earth’s magnetic field, scientists aren’t completely sure how it works, either.
The earth quakes. It quakes a lot.
It models the temperature patches swirling deep inside our planet.
The element’s origin story is as mysterious as its name
Only now are we beginning to understand the horrifying gravity of what our garbage species hath wrought.
Pop on some Enya deep cuts and watch a sea of clouds fill one of the most epic canyons on Earth.
