Snowball Earth: Was the Surface of Our Planet Ever Completely Frozen? Avi Loeb·December 30, 2022Climate models suggest that runaway glaciation during periods of our planet's history may have resulted in a frozen, “Snowball Earth” state.
Radioactive Rock Accidently Found in High School Storage Room Tim McMillan·August 23, 2022A science teacher recently made a surprise discovery when they stumbled upon a radioactive rock, tucked away in a high school storage room.
Scientists Examine New Ways Forensic Geology Can Track Criminals Tim McMillan·July 16, 2021In a new study, researchers examined new ways forensic geology, can be used to help police to track down criminals.
Earth 2.0: Scientists Seek a Better Method for Finding Habitable Exoplanets Christopher Plain·May 10, 2021Scientists are looking for a "cosmic twin" in the search for potentially habitable exoplanets that could mirror Earth in a variety of different ways.
The Richat Structure: The “Eye of the Sahara” is One of Earth’s Strangest Marvels Micah Hanks·April 16, 2021The Richat Structure is one of the most impressive and unusual natural features visible anywhere on Earth from space.
Lightning Sparked the Origin of Life, According To Recent Study Tim McMillan·March 16, 2021Could lightning be responsible for the origin of life on Earth? According to a new study published by...
