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Turbulence in molten core helps amplify Earth’s magnetic field

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Clues to one of Earth’s oldest craters revealed

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Why Iceland formed so differently from the gentle early Earth

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New Study Finds Oceans Arrived Early to Earth

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Lack of oxygen delayed the rise of animals on Earth

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Geologist seeks clues about the most rapid and dramatic climate change...

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Journey to the center of the Earth

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Earth’s magnetic field could flip within a human lifetime

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Observing the Birkeland currents

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Arctic bacteria show long evolution in toxic mercury resistance

October 6, 2014

Making oxygen before life

October 6, 2014

Violence of volcanoes is helping scientists monitor Earth’s sensitive side

October 4, 2014

Strange formation on Colorado Rockies sheds light on Earth’s past

September 28, 2014

Earth’s water is older than the sun

September 25, 2014

Study on global carbon cycle may require reappraisal of climate events...

September 17, 2014

Early Earth less ‘Hellish’ than previously thought

September 16, 2014

Composition of Earth’s mantle revisited

August 28, 2014

Nanodiamonds are forever “A comet collision with Earth played a major...

August 28, 2014

Composition of Earth’s mantle revisited

August 27, 2014

Scientists detect evidence of ‘oceans worth’ of water in Earth’s mantle

August 24, 2014

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Fig. 1. Cretapsara athanata Luque gen. et sp. nov., a modern-looking eubrachyuran crab in Burmese amber. (A to D) Holotype LYAM-9. (A) Whole amber sample with crab inclusion in ventral view. (B) Close-up of ventral carapace. (C) Whole amber sample with crab inclusion in dorsal view. (D) Close-up of dorsal carapace. White arrows in (B) and (D) indicate the detached left fifth leg or pereopod. Photos by L.X. Figure by J.L.

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Turbulence in molten core helps amplify Earth’s magnetic field

Clues to one of Earth’s oldest craters revealed

Why Iceland formed so differently from the gentle early Earth

New Study Finds Oceans Arrived Early to Earth

Lack of oxygen delayed the rise of animals on Earth

Geologist seeks clues about the most rapid and dramatic climate change...

Journey to the center of the Earth

Earth’s magnetic field could flip within a human lifetime

Observing the Birkeland currents

Arctic bacteria show long evolution in toxic mercury resistance

Making oxygen before life

Violence of volcanoes is helping scientists monitor Earth’s sensitive side

Strange formation on Colorado Rockies sheds light on Earth’s past

Earth’s water is older than the sun

Study on global carbon cycle may require reappraisal of climate events...

Early Earth less ‘Hellish’ than previously thought

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Composition of Earth’s mantle revisited

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