Scientists have discovered a weak, planet-wide electric field, previously hypothesized, which may influence Earth's evolution and the search for hospitable exoplanets.
Scientists find record high-energy cosmic ray electrons, but origin remains elusive
Cosmic rays bombard Earth from cosmic sources, comprising primarily protons and electrons, and provide insights to ongoing scientific debates.
Very high-energy electrons cannot travel far in space, suggesting local creation.
NASA Discovers Invisible Field Around Earth
Scientists have discovered a weak, planet-wide electric field, previously hypothesized, which may influence Earth's evolution and the search for hospitable exoplanets.
Scientists find record high-energy cosmic ray electrons, but origin remains elusive
Cosmic rays bombard Earth from cosmic sources, comprising primarily protons and electrons, and provide insights to ongoing scientific debates.
Very high-energy electrons cannot travel far in space, suggesting local creation.
Long-lost seafloor is discovered beneath the Pacific Ocean
Discovery of ancient seafloor below the Pacific Ocean could rewrite understanding of Earth's history and tectonic dynamics.
Ancient Age of Dinosaurs' Seafloor Found beneath Pacific Ocean
An ancient slab of seafloor has been discovered beneath the Pacific, providing insights into deep Earth geology.
The slab has implications for understanding the Earth's mantle dynamics over millions of years.
Studying Stones Can Rock Your World
Understanding geological timescales reshapes our perception and response to contemporary environmental issues and promotes a broader appreciation of Earth's history.
The meaning of the Anthropocene: why it matters even without a formal geological definition
The ICS rejected formalizing the Anthropocene, spurring debate on human impact and its relevance across various sectors.
Metamorphic rocks go on deep journeys we never can | Aeon Essays
Metamorphic rocks serve as portals into Earth's interior, revealing transformative journeys through heat and pressure, connecting students to geological stories.
Tahoe is the oldest lake in North America, 3rd in the world, study says
Lake Tahoe is at least 2.3 million years old, making it the third oldest lake in the world.
Long-lost seafloor is discovered beneath the Pacific Ocean
Discovery of ancient seafloor below the Pacific Ocean could rewrite understanding of Earth's history and tectonic dynamics.
Ancient Age of Dinosaurs' Seafloor Found beneath Pacific Ocean
An ancient slab of seafloor has been discovered beneath the Pacific, providing insights into deep Earth geology.
The slab has implications for understanding the Earth's mantle dynamics over millions of years.
Studying Stones Can Rock Your World
Understanding geological timescales reshapes our perception and response to contemporary environmental issues and promotes a broader appreciation of Earth's history.
The meaning of the Anthropocene: why it matters even without a formal geological definition
The ICS rejected formalizing the Anthropocene, spurring debate on human impact and its relevance across various sectors.
Metamorphic rocks go on deep journeys we never can | Aeon Essays
Metamorphic rocks serve as portals into Earth's interior, revealing transformative journeys through heat and pressure, connecting students to geological stories.
Tahoe is the oldest lake in North America, 3rd in the world, study says
Lake Tahoe is at least 2.3 million years old, making it the third oldest lake in the world.
The Key to Complex Life Might Lie Miles Below Our Feet
The 'boring billion' period of evolution may hold key insights into the Cambrian explosion and the interconnected evolution of life and Earth's geological processes.
Come Visit Us at Lamont Open House
The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory open house on Oct. 19 will showcase climate and Earth science through exhibits, tours, and lectures for all ages.
In High Mountain Alaska, a Glacier's Deep Secret Is Revealed at Last
Washburn's early observations about a deep glacial corridor have been supported by modern scientific research, suggesting it may be the deepest gorge in North America.
Our Fragile Moment: How Lessons from Earth's Past Can Help Us Survive the Climate Crisis
Dr. Michael E. Mann is a leading climate scientist recognized for advancing understanding of Earth's climate through innovative research and effective communication.
The Nicest Eruption in the World
Volcanic eruptions can be benign and beautiful, showcasing Earth's natural wonders rather than just its destructive potential.
Eta Quariids Meteor shower peaks tonight - how to see it from the UK
The Eta Aquariid meteor shower, one of the fastest, will peak with up to 50 shooting stars per hour, visible mainly in the southern hemisphere.