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This thing was huge!
Weather may have been unsuspectedly pleasant on the worst day in dinosaur history.
It took a lot of hard work and sacrifice to unravel the secrets of this fossil.
The project, while innovative, is unlikely to save us from climate change.
Scientists never thought such a mineral could be found at the planet's surface.
We carried out a study that could help us better prepare for volcanic eruptions.
Exoplanet composition may be much more varied and weird than we thought.
The planet's innermost layer is more like a soup than a brick.
It had barbed limbs, a poisonous tail, and measured about a meter in length.
They seem like squishy bears but are actually very tough
Back in the day, fiber optic cables just mainly carried internet connection. That may soon change.
Data from radiocarbon dating, geochemical analysis, and a medieval chronicle helped researchers solve an unusual puzzle.
Turtle eggs are usually small and fragile -- but this one was big and tough.
That's a lot of "million years ago".
It's been so long since then that direct evidence simply isn't around any more.
When it's geology versus cities, the geology usually wins.
It's their problem today, but it's going to be our problem in the future.
The existence of these extremely rare crystals was thought to be impossible until a few decades ago.
Not your average cat.
As if hyenas weren't scary enough.
Mars is not as quiet as we thought.
Geology and biology, caught in a chemical dance.
I've seen worse locations for hanging out.
If you like volcanoes, Earth isn’t a bad place to live on. After all, our planet is quite geologically active, and that also translates into a respectable level of volcanism. But when it comes to having a variety of flavors, the Earth can be a bit lacking. A new paper, however, comes to estimate what […]
Lightning -- and not meteorites -- may have seeded life on Earth.
It's so ancient it could help us understand the building blocks of planets.
Our planet is the ultimate matryoshka doll.
We don't know what split them up, but one is crashing while the other is slowly inching away.
A bizzare, never-before-seen form of preservation could shed new light on a primeval type of bird.
If we'd listen to whales more carefully, we could learn more about the oceans' geology.
As if Stonehenge wasn't impressive enough, it appears to have been carried for almost 200 miles.
It's three times older than the first dinosaurs, and it probably played its part against the Snowball Earth.
This mineral hints at Mars' icy past.
So, uhm, what have you done lately?
Who doesn't get tilted every now and then, eh?
We don’t know exactly how deep because our radar couldn't pierce through all of it.
The Grand Canyon ain't got nothing on this.
In a while, crocodile -- said the dinosaur. Because they were living in the same era.
"If Venus is indeed active today, it would make a great place to visit," said researchers,
The accidental creation of tidal marshes could offer resilience to the area, researchers say.
So-called 'dark fiber' could help seismologists map the underground and measure our planet's rumbles.
The Arctic may be cold outside, but it's pretty hot beneath the surface.
The billions of liters of fresh water were discovered with electrical surveys.
This would be very helpful.
The lake bed could be millions of years old, formed at a time when Greenland was still green.
Geologists mimicked conditions in soil from Mars and found growing plants could prove difficult.
A long-debated missing tectonic plate beneath Northern Canada has been confirmed with 3D mapping technology.
The overzealous filter also banned the worlds "pubic", "stream", "jerk", and ... 'beaver'.
A DNA-based self-assembling technique sheds light on processes essential for semiconductors and nanotech.
"We have no intention of raising dinosaurs," the researchers assure us.
