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Earth's Flipping Magnetic Field Heard as Sound Is an Unnerving Horror
It took 250 years for the Laschamps reversal to take place and it stayed in the unusual orientation for about 440 years. At most, Earth's magnetic field may have remained at 25 percent of its current ...
Why Is Africa Splitting Into Two Continents?
Discover why Africa is slowly splitting into two continents due to the East African Rift. This geological transformation, ...
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How did the Great Lakes form? Scientists think they figured it out
New research suggests an ancient hotspot helped shape the Great Lakes, challenging traditional formation theories.
Volcanic eruption and tsunami fears after Greek holiday hotspot hit by earthquakes
The last time Kolumbo experienced a major eruption was 1650, coughing out ash seen as far away as Turkey. Pyroclastic flows – ...
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Earth May Get a New Ocean and Continent Sooner Than Expected
Roughly 250 million years ago, traveling from present-day Australia to North America would have been surprisingly simple-a ...
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Africa's slow split: A new ocean in the making
Under our feet, processes are occurring that could reshape the world map in the long run. Africa, although it seems like a ...
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Seismic Activity Continues at Stable Levels in Greek Islands: Committee Issues Safety Guidelines
The seismic activity in the Greek islands, particularly around Santorini, continues at stable levels, with over 1,100 ...
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Consecutive tremors of up to 4.9 on the Richter scale on Saturday morning – Updates
Three seismic tremors—two measuring 4.1 on the Richter scale and one measuring 4.4—were recorded in the sea 17-26 kilometers ...
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New ocean is being born on Earth: It’s very close to America, but is “strange”
An ocean may in time develop from a rift in the Afar Triangle, in the Horn of Africa which will be close to America.
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Calm night in Santorini, the largest tremor at dawn at 4.1
Three seismic tremors—two measuring 4.1 on the Richter scale and one measuring 4.4—were recorded in the sea 17-26 kilometers ...
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BGSU researchers headed to Antarctica to study continent’s volcanoes
A team of scientists from Bowling Green State University are currently en route to Antarctica in search of groundbreaking new data that could play a key role in the future of climate research.
Earth’s First Oceans Were an Acidic Hellscape – Here’s What Happened Next
How did Earth transform from a hostile, acidic ocean world to one that nurtured life? Scientists at Yale and in Singapore ...