Phys.org4h ago
Ancient rocks reveal a dramatic journey from deep inside Earth
Surface rocks preserve records of deep-Earth journeys spanning millions of years, revealing geological history.
Phys.org4h ago
Mountain growth spurts may have sparked complex life on Earth
Research suggests mountain ranges grew higher in two distinct spurts during Earth's history, possibly influencing the emergence of complex life.
Phys.org5h ago
From stimulation to suppression: How nitrogen addition changes soil respiration over time
A study examines how nitrogen addition alters soil respiration and CO2 release from soils over time.
Phys.org7h ago
Direct observation of a submarine landslide reveals seafloor processes
Researchers directly observed a submarine landslide, providing insight into seafloor processes and their effects on marine ecosystems and infrastructure.
ScienceDaily11h ago
Superheated magma could fuel towering lava fountains
Research explains why some volcanoes erupt with towering lava fountains while others release gas differently.
DEV10h ago
Forest Monitoring and Environmental Sensors: Understanding the Changing Conditions of Forest Ecosystems
Forest ecosystem monitoring uses soil moisture and environmental sensors to track changing forest conditions.
Medium12h ago
The Magnifying Glass Effect: How Water Management Can End the Cycle of Jungle Fires.
Argues that moisture evaporation and water management shape the cycle of jungle fires, framing them as more than accidents.
Phys.org1d ago
Two hot zones near Earth's core may fuel volcanoes beneath oceans
Researchers identify two hot zones near Earth's core that may fuel volcanoes beneath the ocean floor.
The IndependentOct 26
Two earthquakes strike off the coast of popular tourist destination
Two earthquakes struck off the coast of a popular tourist destination, according to The Independent.
ScienceDailyOct 23
One of Earth’s most powerful supervolcanoes is refilling with fresh magma
A massive magma reservoir beneath Japan's Kikai caldera is refilling with fresh magma at a rapid rate.
Phys.org4d ago
Radiocarbon analysis uncovers possible traces of hidden earthquakes off Japan's coast
Radiocarbon analysis from the University of Tokyo may reveal traces of hidden earthquakes off Japan's coast.
Phys.orgOct 15
Nearly 600 California earthquakes help validate models that forecast next-day seismic risk
Research validating models that forecast next-day seismic risk was conducted following nearly 600 earthquakes in California.
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youtube.comOct 23
Magnitude 7 earthquake kills 16 people in China’s Tibet, Xinhua reports
A magnitude 7 earthquake in China's Tibet region has killed 16 people, according to Xinhua.
The GuardianOct 23
Magnitude-7 earthquake hits China’s Tibet, killing at least 16 and destroying hundreds of homes
A magnitude-7 earthquake in China's Tibet region killed at least 16 people and destroyed hundreds of homes, with search and rescue underway.
Phys.orgNov 4
Tiny melt traces shed light on the Colorado Plateau's explosive past
Analysis of tiny melt traces in minerals reveals details about the explosive volcanic history of the Colorado Plateau.
Phys.orgNov 4
New modeling links gaps in Earth's geological record to rising and sinking continents
New modeling research links gaps in the Earth's geological record to the rising and sinking of continents.
The GuardianNov 2
Fossilised red blood cells found in 115m-year-old dinosaur’s bone, say scientists
Chemical tests on a 115-million-year-old dinosaur bone identify preserved heme, suggesting fossilised red blood cells.
Al JazeeraOct 23
Tibet rocked by 7.0-magnitude earthquake
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Tibet.
ft.com2d ago
The Italians living atop one of the world’s ‘most dangerous volcanoes’
Earthquakes near the Campi Flegrei caldera in Italy highlight the risks faced by residents living atop an active volcano.
Ars TechnicaNov 6
Earth's churning mantle may have created the Great Unconformity
, the boundary where Cambrian deposits sit atop much older rock.
NatureNov 4
The deep Earth origin of the Great Unconformity
Study proposes a deep Earth origin for the Great Unconformity geological boundary.
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youtube.comOct 23
Rescue teams search for survivors after Tibet earthquake
Rescue teams search for survivors after an earthquake in Tibet.
ScienceDaily1d ago
A new treasure map reveals where Earth's lost prehistoric life may be hiding
An analysis of 540 million years of marine fossils reveals where Earth's lost prehistoric life may be hiding.
Phys.orgNov 5
Earth's slowing spin may have shaped its primordial crust
A study suggests Earth's slowing spin and an ancient planet-sized collision may have shaped its primordial crust.
DEVNov 3
The geology of granite in 3 paragraphs
Article explains how granite forms as a coarse-grained igneous rock through the cooling of quartz-rich magma.
ScienceDailyOct 29
Scientists discover a hidden oxygen reservoir deep inside Earth
Scientists report that magma deep inside Earth can store large amounts of oxygen.
ScienceDailyOct 28
Earth's ice ages may have been driven by a hidden ocean chain reaction
Research links ice ages on Earth to a hidden chain reaction involving ocean currents between the poles.
MediumOct 17
earthquake make my life change even lost home mom also so sad storie
The article shares a personal story about the impact of an earthquake on life and family.
Nature3d ago
How microbes can secure the critical minerals the world needs
Research on how microbes could help secure supplies of critical minerals needed for modern technology.
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youtube.com5d ago
CCTV captures streets shaking as 5.7-magnitude earthquake hits Japan
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake in Japan is captured on CCTV footage showing streets shaking.
Nature2d ago
Earth’s early history told by 3.9-billion-year-old rocks from northern China
Rocks from northern China dated to 3.9 billion years are used to reconstruct early Earth history.
BloombergOct 22
China’s Tibet Region Struck by Powerful Magnitude-7.0 Earthquake
A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 has struck the Tibetan Plateau in China.
DEVOct 19
Engineering Resilient Systems for a Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake in Pakistan
The article describes the engineering of resilient systems to withstand a magnitude 5.7 earthquake in Pakistan.
DEVOct 18
Building an Earthquake Dashboard with Python, Streamlit, Plotly, and USGS Data
This article describes how to build an earthquake dashboard using Python and USGS data.
r/spaceNov 5
41,000 years ago, Earth’s magnetic field collapsed to just 10% strength: auroras expanded and early humans may have used ochre as sunscreen
Research suggests Earth's magnetic field weakened to about 10% of its strength roughly 41,000 years ago, with possible effects on auroras and early human behavior.
MediumOct 26
Black Desert, Crystal Mountain, White Desert: A Geology Road Trip West of Cairo
A road trip through Egypt's Western Desert is described through the region's geological features.
MediumNov 6
When the Ground Shakes Twice: What the 2026 Earthquake Numbers Really Mean for European Homes
An analysis of 2026 earthquake counts examines the largest events and what they mean for European homes.
cs.LG updates on arXiv.orgOct 23
Evaluating Neural Probabilistic Forecasts of Sparse Earthquake Counts: What Survives a Careful Evaluation
The article evaluates neural probabilistic forecasts of sparse earthquake counts and what holds up under careful testing.
DEV1d ago
RESQ-X — An Earthquake Rescue Robot
A developer describes building RESQ-X, an engineering project for an earthquake rescue robot.
MediumOct 26
Japan, Beyond the Familiar | #016 Fukue Island — Following Volcanoes From Grassland to Sea
A travel installment visits Fukue Island in Japan, comparing the grassy Onidake slopes with the dark lava of Abunze volcanoes.
hanomatimes.comOct 26
The Science of Why Some Deltas Shift Course Every Day
An article explains why some river deltas shift course daily, describing how deltas form where rivers slow as they enter the sea.
Al JazeeraOct 30
Philippines raises alert as Mayon Volcano erupts
The Philippines raised an alert after Mayon Volcano erupted, sending ash plumes above the summit.
ScienceDailyOct 18
Scientists discover a surprising twist in Japan's 7,300-year-old volcanic apocalypse
New research sheds light on a volcanic eruption that devastated Japan 7,300 years ago.
NatureNov 4
Why not to wait even a few minutes before fleeing a tsunami
Research examines why people should not wait even a few minutes before fleeing a tsunami.
ForbesOct 24
Five Extinct Sharks Once Swam Where Egypt’s Desert Stands Today
Fossil remains of five extinct shark species have been found in the Abu Tartur Plateau, which is now a dry desert in Egypt.
Nature2d ago
Hadean mantle depletion and 3.95-Gyr subduction implied by North China rocks
A Nature paper reports Hadean mantle depletion and evidence of 3.95-billion-year-old subduction recorded in North China rocks.
ScienceDailyNov 5
400,000-year-old teeth reveal a stunning twist in human evolution
Ancient teeth dated to about 400,000 years are reported to reveal new insights into human evolution.
r/spaceNov 6
How space weather powers auroras in the sky and threatens power grids on the ground
Explains how space weather produces auroras and can disrupt power grids on Earth.
cs.AI updates on arXiv.orgOct 31
Are Seismic Foundation Models More Than Glorified Feature Extractors?
Evaluates whether seismic foundation models offer more than feature extraction for earthquake sequences.
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