How do the continents of the Earth form?
200 million years after the supercontinent Pangea decayed into plaques, the Earth formed 7 continents today.
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200 million years after the supercontinent Pangea decayed into plaques, the Earth formed 7 continents today.
By recording seismic waves, researchers were able to build a 3D image of the mantle - the layer between the Earth's outer shell and core. They do this by analyzing the s…
The following information will help you better understand the importance of saving electricity and responding to the Earth Hour movement.
People began to dominate the Earth and caused irreversible damage to our planet around 1610, according to a new study.
Geologists found that the Earth's core contained a separate core structure, with crystals in another direction.
Although not the highest in terms of height, Chimborazo is the highest point from the equator.
The number of members of Khoisan, a small tribe in southern Africa, is only about 100,000. But they used to be the largest tribe in the world.
Recent scientists have shown evidence that the Earth has entered a new era - the era of people since 1945.
Lying alone on the river, towering over cliffs or escaping to the vast, secluded steppe, the only single houses on the planet never seem to welcome visitors.
Mass eruption in Siberia caused the Great Extinction on Earth is a hypothesis that is gaining a lot of approval from the scientific world.
Scientists taking part in the reconnaissance flight over the Southeastern region have discovered a mysterious circular-like structure in the often flat and unspecified i…
Experts on the time to announce the worldwide atomic clock system will automatically replenish one second on June 30, 2015 due to the reduction of the earth's speed.
With hot lava flows flowing down and sparks in the clouds, the scene of a scary volcanic eruption is both amazing.
The world is facing a sixth major extinction, with 41% of amphibians being wiped out of the Earth's surface, according to a new study.
During the study of the earth's material, German scientists unknowingly discovered the secret that could help humans make diamonds from peanut butter.