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Volcanic Eruption Sparks Strongest Storm
The eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano on January 15, 2022, is one of the most significant volcanic eruptions observed by humanity. The eruption
Groundwater Extraction Shifts Earth’s Axis
The extraction of groundwater by humans has caused a shift in the Earth’s axis, which holds the mass of the entire planet, in recent decades.
Earth Formed Faster Than Thought
A new study has revealed that the formation of Earth through the accumulation of small pebbles, dust, and icy particles took only a few million
China drills 10,000m deep hole
China has begun drilling a 10,000-meter-deep hole in the oil-rich region of Xinjiang, reaching rock from the Cretaceous period that spent about 145 million years
Solving the Mystery of Blood Falls
Blood Falls in Antarctica, discovered by geologist Thomas Griffith Taylor in 1911, have long been a mystery to scientists. The falls consist of hypersaline water
Amasia: The Next Supercontinent
The Pacific Ocean is set to close in the future geological developments of the Earth, leading to the formation of the next supercontinent comprising America
Rain in Dry Zones Increases CO2
The dry regions of the Earth are affecting CO2 concentrations more than previously thought. When it rains at the end of the dry season on
Massive Metal Sphere Discovered in Earthquake
A recent discovery by researchers at the Australian National University (ANU) has revealed that the Earth has a fifth layer, previously unknown to scientists. The
Remnants of a primordial planet found
Dutch researchers have developed a simple but effective way to reduce fuel consumption in trucks by up to 7.5%. The innovation involves attaching a funnel-shaped
Dual Layers in Earth’s Mantle Convection
New ultrahigh-precision measurements have revealed that convection in the Earth’s mantle occurs in two separate layers. This means that the lower mantle could contain ancient
