Earth's history reveals that the evolution of oxygen, nutrients, and life are interconnected, offering insights into potential biosignatures on other planets.

On October 4th, I went with my daughter to the Osaka Museum of Natural History in Nagai Park to see the "Great Extinction ...

Rohingyas, critical minerals, and a war in which the ground is worth more than those who live on it. “When a land contains ...

A new look at ancient rocks suggests that a self-sustaining nutrient cycle in ancient oceans helped keep Earth's atmosphere ...

Meet SpaceX Crew-13’s astronauts, from geologist Jessica Watkins to first-time flyers with aviation and engineering ...

The Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History is celebrating National Earth Science week with fun, all-ages activities included ...

Students in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences gained hands-on experience through immersive field research on ...

Besides their importance for the search for life on other planets, these pools could help us find major mineral deposits.

Our bedrock (left) is only made up of a few layers. The upward curve of the crust underneath us (the Cincinnati Arch) combined with glaciation led to erosion of millions of years of sediment ...

Charnwood Forest Geopark. 1 October. For Staff and Students ; Other; The Geology of Bradgate Park self-guided tour: Explore the geological fo ...

Explore the science of deep earthquakes, from subduction zones to seismic waves. Uncover how these mysterious events ...

Michigan is eyeing potential energy reserves with a new $7.5 million grant to start exploration, research and development of ...