Mysterious 'Blobs' in Earth's Mantle Might Be the Remnants From the Protoplanet Collision That Birthed the Moon

SPACE 11.03.2023 08:11 AM

An ancient collision with Theia, a Mars-sized object, gave rise to the moon, and scientists now suspect they've found its remnants in Earth's deep mantle. Continue reading for more details.

Underwater Volcano Eruption: Is it More Dangerous Than Volcano Activity on Land?

11.02.2023 02:32 AM

The recent Tonga underwater volcanic eruption's magnitude and unexpected impact raise questions about the dangers of underwater eruptions compared to land-based ones. Keep reading to discover the level of risk associated with these types of volcanoes.

Venus May Have Had Earth-Like Plate Tectonics That Support Life Long Time Ago [Study]

11.01.2023 08:00 AM

Venus, the scorching planet, was probably capable of supporting life like Earth years ago, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Earth to Mars Distance: How Long Does It Take To Get to Mars

10.31.2023 23:35 PM

Mars exploration involves interplanetary journeys, life support challenges, and potential for human colonization, pushing the boundaries of exploration. Find out in this article how long it takes to go there from Earth.

What Is the Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth Today? Its Coldest Day Plunged to -71.2 C

10.31.2023 21:54 PM

Check out in this article Earth's coldest recorded temperature and explore bone-chilling environments with record-breaking frigidity.

Discovering Lunar Marvels: 9 Captivating Moon Facts That Leave You Spellbound

10.31.2023 05:47 AM

The Moon, Earth's celestial companion, captivates with its modest size and ever-visible face, hiding its far side in mystery. Read on to learn more about the lunar satellite.

Near-Miss Asteroid and the Urgency of Asteroid Deflection: Can We Stop Them in Time?

10.31.2023 01:32 AM

An asteroid seen passing near Earth in July highlights the need for asteroid detection and defense methods, like the "Pulverize It" concept. Read on for more details.

Flipping the Alien Search Paradigm: Have Extraterrestrial Life Already Spotted Us?

10.30.2023 03:44 AM

Scientists grapple with the possibility that extraterrestrial life may have already noticed Earth, considering signals, planetary transits, and atmospheric clues. Read the article for more details.

Microgravity Exposure Causes Permanent Mutation in Bacteria and Allows Them To Reproduce Faster, Study Suggests

10.28.2023 02:41 AM

Some strains of bacteria can permanently mutate to be faster breeders when exposed to microgravity. Learn more about it in this article.

Unearthed Fossils Reveal Ancient Marine Life and Climate Clues from 500 Million Years Ago

10.26.2023 05:10 AM

University of Leicester scientist uncovers unique fossils resembling modern algae from 500 million years ago, offering insights into ancient ocean life and climate. Read the article for more details.

More Than 200 Global Health Journals Unite to Declare Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss as Indivisible Health Crisis

10.26.2023 05:01 AM

Over 200 global health journals emphasize the interconnectedness of climate change and biodiversity loss, urging the WHO to declare a global health emergency. Read the article for more details.

Humanity Failing Miserably in Tackling Climate Crisis, Planetary Report Card Shows

10.25.2023 12:07 PM

Earth's environmental report indicates a bleak outlook due to climate challenges, while highlighting positive trends like growing solar and wind power use and reduced deforestation. Continue reading to know more details.

Rocket Launches Leave Air Pollutant in Earth’s Stratosphere; NOAA Warns About Its Effects on Ozone Layer

10.24.2023 08:20 AM

Scientists discovered that the Earth’s stratosphere has become polluted due to the debris left by rocket and satellite launches. Read the article to find out more.

Ultra-Fast Radio Bursts Redefine Cosmic Speed: New Type of FRB Lasts for Only Ten-Millionths of a Second

10.24.2023 05:26 AM

A recent study unveils ultra-fast radio bursts (FRBs) with incredibly short durations, challenging conventional FRB knowledge and shedding light on cosmic mysteries. Continue reading to learn more.

Earth's Core Is Leaking? Why Experts Think So

10.23.2023 06:40 AM

The helium concentration in the old Arctic rocks is reportedly strong evidence that the Earth's core is leaking. Continue reading to learn more.

Unveiling Earth's Precious Metal Paradox: How Cosmic Impacts Kept Gold and Platinum Near the Surface

10.21.2023 00:18 AM

A novel theory clarifies the movement of gold, platinum, and precious metals to Earth's mantle instead of the core, possibly linked to unusual mantle structures. Read the article to learn more.

Rare Superdeep Diamonds Reveal Secrets of Ancient Supercontinent Formation and Movement

10.19.2023 05:42 AM

Superdeep diamonds, dated between 650 and 450 million years ago from Gondwana's base, reveal how continents evolved and moved during early evolution of Earth. Continue reading to learn more.

Massive Comet 3x as Big as Mount Everest Has Blasted, Now Hurtling Towards Earth

10.18.2023 01:05 AM

This is the second time that the comet experienced a rare volcanic eruption in the span of four months. Read to learn more.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe Clocked Historic Speed of Almost 400,000mph Near the Sun

10.13.2023 11:06 AM

NASA's Parker Solar Probe achieved a record speed of 394,736 mph, passing just 4.5 million miles from the Sun's scorching surface. Continue reading for more details.

Sounds of Earth’s Crust: Acoustic Patterns Beneath Our Feet Are Fingerprints of Rock Stability

10.12.2023 06:30 AM

MIT scientists discovered the sounds of the Earth’s crust, which provide information about the depth and strength of rocks. Learn more about it in this article.

OSIRIS-REx Mission: NASA Unveils For the First Time Asteroid Bennu's Precious Payload and Clues to Earth's Watery Origins

10.12.2023 04:27 AM

NASA reveals abundant material gathered from Osiris-Rex mission to asteroid Bennu, surprising scientists with a "scientific treasure." Continue reading to learn more details.