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Discovery of Earth’s northernmost perennial spring

Geology Page - June 17, 2014

Comet impacts may have led to life on Earth

The iron cycle in the ocean

Tracing iron in the North Pacific

Scientists explain why Earth remains capable of supporting life

Just what sustains Earth’s magnetic field anyway?

Four-billion-year-old rocks yield clues about Earth’s earliest crust

Geology Page - May 29, 2014

Rainbow-coloured hydrothermal systems show spectrum of extreme life on Earth

Geology Page - April 26, 2016

This is a schematic illustration of water currents.

How a ‘shadow zone’ traps the world’s oldest ocean water

Geology Page - November 11, 2017

Left: This is a digitalized 3D natural rock, Center: Spheres cloud representing pore topological features, Right: Persistence diagram.

Novel method for investigating pore geometry in rocks

Geology Page - June 18, 2018

Earth from space

Discovery about rare nitrogen molecules offers clues to makeup of life-supporting...

Geology Page - December 7, 2017

Earth’s moon wandered off axis billions of years ago

Geology Page - March 23, 2016

This is a view of Coalcliff in New South Wales, Australia, where researchers discovered evidence that Earth's largest extinction may have extinguished plant life nearly 400,000 years before marine animal species disappeared. Credit: Christopher Fielding

Earth’s largest extinction event likely took plants first

Geology Page - February 2, 2019

Life exploded on Earth after slow rise of oxygen

Geology Page - December 19, 2015

Biggest exposed fault on Earth discovered

Geology Page - November 29, 2016

Earth’s Core Deprived of Oxygen

Geology Page - November 28, 2011

Earth magnetic field

Mysterious ‘geomagnetic spike’ 3,000 years ago challenges our understanding of the...

Geology Page - November 9, 2017

Extreme makeover: Humankind’s unprecedented transformation of Earth

Geology Page - June 30, 2015

The patchy weather in the centre of the Earth

Geology Page - December 22, 2015

Earth

Better model of water under extreme conditions could aid understanding of...

Geology Page - June 21, 2018

The maps are showing different viewing options for the region under Southeast Asia.

Why did the Earth’s ancient oceans disappear?

Geology Page - November 11, 2017

Research journey to the center of the Earth

Geology Page - February 1, 2017

New research re-creates planet formation, super-Earths and giant planets in the...

Geology Page - January 22, 2015

Global warming disaster could suffocate life on planet Earth

Geology Page - December 2, 2015

Oldest bit of crust firms up idea of cool early earth

Geology Page - February 23, 2014

How far did sea level rise? It’s no walk-on-the-beach calculation

Geology Page - November 3, 2016

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Sleeping sands of the Kalahari awaken after more than 10,000 years

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First winged mammals from the Jurassic period discovered

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When carbon emissions pass a critical threshold, it can trigger a spike-like reflex in the carbon cycle, in the form of severe ocean acidification that lasts for 10,000 years, according to a new MIT study.

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