Life of 250 million years was wiped out by volcanoes
250 million years ago about 96% of marine life and 70% of terrestrial organisms were wiped out, researchers believe that the cause is due to the formation of large coal…
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250 million years ago about 96% of marine life and 70% of terrestrial organisms were wiped out, researchers believe that the cause is due to the formation of large coal…
Scientists have discovered living bacteria fossils about 1.2 billion years ago in the lava block in the Scottish highlands.
US scientists have discovered more evidence that volcanic activity may have destroyed all dinosaurs on earth.
Today, pedestrians visiting the Kilauea Iki crater in Hawaii only see an almost flat surface with sparse basalt. It looked like asphalt, but in November and December 195…
New studies have confirmed that a series of strong volcanic eruptions is the cause of the extinction of dinosaurs.
More than 20 rare wooden statues from the early 19th century have been discovered in a cave in North Kona, Hawaii. They are considered tiki, a god worshiped by Native Ha…
Illusion of people on the Moon - the appearance of a face or head that people often see on the Moon during the full moon.
The latest information was sent by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, a network of lava tubes beneath the moon's surface.
Nearly 400 stone works dating back thousands of years were discovered in Saudi Arabia. Some of these wall-like structures are lined along long-standing lava arches.
US scientists discovered on the Moon that the atmosphere existed about 3 to 4 billion years ago, Futurism reported on October 7.
The underground cave system on Mars and Moon can be a safe haven for people in the future.
Sedimentary and ancient lava rocks indicate that water has existed for a long time on the Earth's surface. But the dry rocks in the galaxy plus the development of the oc…
The Elysium volcano-shaped rays on Mars make the scientific world stunned with unique geological formations.
NASA scientists discovered a huge array of structures on the surface of Mars.
Lava caves beneath the Moon's surface with a diameter of up to 5 km can protect people from extreme temperatures, radiation and meteorite collisions.