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Geoscience
Ancient currents appeared to move along with a 2.4 million-year cycle between the Red Planet and Earth.
Humans have been trying to predict earthquakes at least since first-century China, when the device of choice was a vessel fitted with metal dragons facing each compass direction. If the ground shook somewhere in the region, the metal ball in the dragon’s mouth would drop out, roughly indicating the direction of the earthquake. Our methods […]
Hydrothermal vent models transform the origins of life from unlikely to near-inevitable.
Three years of darkness and cold spawned crime, poverty, and a literary masterpiece.
There’s enough hot rock to fill the Grand Canyon nearly 14 times.
How a homemade piece of lab equipment is recreating chemical evolution on early Earth.
This classic Facts So Romantic post originally ran in August, 2014. The last time my cousin Houman traveled to Lake Urmia was 11 years ago. He and four of his friends piled into his car and drove for roughly 12 hours, snaking west from the capital of Tehran. Iran is shaped like a teapot; its […]
In Tibet, a geologist learns how folk stories may record actual catastrophes.
