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According to experts, terrain, slope, geology, and the effects of climate change with heavy rains after storms are the causes of flash floods and landslides in mountaino…
Purnululu National Park, Australia is known for its outstanding scenery and geological value, where the Bungle Bungle range stands out with sandstone rocks with extremel…
Mars today is just a dry desert. However, much geological evidence shows that water flowed across the surface of the Red Planet billions of years ago.
Intrigued by these lost artifacts, the Beijing Institute of Geology analyzed the Baigong pipes using a technique called thermoluminescence.
Explorers have discovered a special natural mineral in Xiniuyan Cave in Wuxuan County, Guangxi Autonomous Region.
This is a high-end product that helps Vo Tac Thien recover his miraculous spring at the age of 80, startling posterity.
The map shows that the Titan has lots of plains and mounds, including frozen organic matter and many liquid methane reservoirs.
The impact of people is everywhere. Human society has changed the Earth so much that it cannot be reversed.
To shed light on this incredible history, scientists have used a variety of different techniques to identify many related components.
For the first time in the history of geology, American scientists discovered the presence of a tectonic plate of Earth's Mantis, in the southern Pacific region.
Scientists predict America and Asia will merge into the new supercontinent named Amasia after 250 million years.
Russian scientists predict Russia's Siberia region along with Japan and North America will merge into supercontinent after 250 million years.
The Earth once had more than two magnetic poles in the past and the magnetism of the magnetosphere was much weaker than that of the Sun today.
People began to dominate the Earth and caused irreversible damage to our planet around 1610, according to a new study.
Scientists from Alfred Wegener Academy have studied the geology of the seabed in Labrador Sea using research vessel Maria S. Merian.