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NASA’s Curiosity rover has identified a field of unexplained honeycomb-like rock textures across the Martian surface.
A hidden ocean thermostat kept Earth’s climate steady for 60 million years, challenging today’s climate anxiety.
A 390-million-year-old meteorite impact crater has been identified in Quebec by an amateur astronomer using Google Maps.
New scientific research reveals evidence of ancient underground magma rivers on Mars, prompting fresh discussion about the planet's geological history.
Geologists have identified a 2.56-billion-year-old orbicular granite formation in Madhya Pradesh, India, ranking it among the oldest of its kind globally.
New high-resolution imagery from the Mars Express probe reveals distinct, 100-meter-high wave structures within Mars’s Kaiser Crater.
A 25km meteor impact crater has been identified in rugged Canadian terrain after a hiker spotted the unusual formation on Google Maps.
Researchers in China have discovered 385-million-year-old amber, marking a new record for the oldest specimen ever found.
A record-breaking gold deposit has been identified deep beneath the seafloor off the coast of Japan, concealed within mineral deposits.
New research suggests Pluto's moon, Charon, underwent a process of 'despinning' over four billion years, evidenced by tectonic patterns in Oz Terra.
Pluto’s icy surface reveals landslides defying Earth’s gravity-driven patterns
Antarctica’s hidden secrets—from buried structures to volcanic gold—spark global scientific alarm
Research on 3.1 billion-year-old Australian rocks indicates water played a significant role in Earth's early geological activity.
Researchers have successfully reached and collected previously inaccessible tephra samples from the crater wall at the summit of Kilauea.
Scientists capture rare, rapid birth of new oceanic crust in real time
Kīlauea’s 50th lava fountaining episode draws visitors—but safety remains a top priority
Researchers have identified a massive, fan-shaped structure buried deep under the East Antarctic Ice Sheet, opening new questions about Earth's geological past.
Scientists have identified the biological and geological origins of Antarctica’s Blood Falls, concluding a century-long investigation into the site.
New scientific research identifies the breakup of the supercontinent Gondwana as a key factor in the early glaciation of Antarctica.
New evidence suggests Mars may have contained vast subterranean magma systems capable of influencing the planet's historical habitability.
Mars’ hidden magma systems challenge assumptions about the Red Planet’s geologic past
Researchers have identified the oldest known asteroid impact on Earth, dating a site in the Australian outback to 3 billion years ago.
Researchers have identified that a seismic wave from the 2011 Japan earthquake reflected off the Earth's core, causing a measurable eastward shift.
A hydrothermal explosion has created new features in Yellowstone National Park's Biscuit Basin, drawing attention to recent seismic activity.
Recent scientific discourse links the history of asteroid impacts to the formation of early life and the delayed stabilization of Earth's first continents.
Yellowstone’s Biscuit Basin erupts again—this time forming a new boiling pool that may evolve into a geyser
A recurring hydrothermal explosion in Yellowstone National Park’s Biscuit Basin has triggered new geological activity, including the formation of a crater.