Voyage from Earth’s crust to its mantle and back again

Getting to the root of Iceland’s molten rock origins

New ‘geospeedometer’ confirms super-eruptions have short fuses

‘Quartz’ crystals at Earth’s core power its magnetic field

New model of Earth’s interior reveals clues to hotspot volcanoes

Stalagmite Research Suggests Earth Has Two Modes of Responding to Change

New Curtin University research on the remixing of Earth's stratified deep interior suggests that global plate tectonic processes, which played a pivotal role in the existence of life on Earth, started to operate at least 3.2 billion years ago. Credit: Professor Zheng-Xiang Li

Remixed mantle suggests early start of plate tectonics

Old Faithful’s geological heart revealed

New chapter in Earth history

New research from The University of Texas at Austin adds evidence to a theory that claims the metallic cores

Trickle-down is the solution (to the planetary core formation problem)

Porous dolomite rock with cavities that would be ideal for geothermal utilisation. © RUB, Marquard

Hot traces in rock

Ancient tiger eye BIF (banded iron formation)

Laughing Gas May Have Helped Warm Early Earth and Given Breath...

Research lends new view of the Earth’s core

Earth’s Dynamic Interior

Rivers on three worlds tell different tales

This is a schematic illustration of water currents.

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

Discovery of Earth’s northernmost perennial spring

Quest to drill into Earth’s mantle restarts

From the field on Svalbard, showing an ancient channel extending into the Barents Sea.

The largest delta plain in Earth’s history

New theory explains how Earth’s inner core remains solid despite extreme...

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