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Earthquakes follow wastewater disposal patterns in southern Kansas

This schematic illustration of the 2014 Iquique earthquake off the coast of Chile (magnitude 8.1) shows the locations of foreshocks (blue) and aftershocks (red) relative to the area of large slip on the fault (contour lines).

Analysis of major earthquakes supports stress reduction assumptions

The oceanic slow carbon cycle.

How seafloor weathering drives the slow carbon cycle

Aerial view of Villarica volcano.

Scientists eavesdrop on volcanic rumblings to forecast eruptions

The fossil Waptia from the Burgess Shale, Canada

Soft tissue fossil clues could help search for ancient life on...

Footprints of mammoths, dated to 43,000 years ago, are seen in a portion of a trackway that was uncovered by researchers in 2017 in an ancient dry lake bed in Lake County, Oregon.

Ancient trail of Columbian mammoths uncovered in south-central Oregon

When it comes to extinction, body size matters

This is seismic reflection data.

Tiny fossils, huge slides: Are diatoms the key to Earth’s biggest...

Global warming – we have lessons to learn from the Pliocene...

More than 100 species of cockroaches were used in the new genomic study.

Cockroach ancient geographic and genomic history traced back to last supercontinent

10 crystals with weird properties that look like magic

10 Crystals With Weird Properties That Look Like Magic

Colored and black points mark the global distribution of mid-ocean ridges, with ages of 66 million years ago created at spreading rates above and below 35 millimeters a year, respectively.

A one-two punch may have helped deck the dinosaurs

Underwater terrain revealed by the survey and points surveyed.

Giant lava dome confirmed in Japan’s Kikai Caldera

Earthquake simulation

Hayward fault earthquake simulations increase fidelity of ground motions

insect fossilized in amber

Researchers uncover New Zealand’s first fossils preserved in amber

Rainforest collapse 307 million years ago impacted the evolution of early...

Earth's Layers

Challenging core belief: Have we misunderstood how Earth’s solid center formed?

This new map of Earth’s stress field in the Permian Basin of West Texas and southeastern New Mexico could help energy companies avoid causing earthquakes associated with oil extraction. Credit: Jens-Erik Lund Snee

Seismic stress map profiles induced earthquake risk for West Texas, New...

Mansourasaurus, New Egyptian dinosaur

Rare dinosaur discovery in Egypt could signal more finds

Exhibit Museum Replica Urtier Prehistoric Times

Dinosaurs were ‘too successful for their own good’

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