The pole from the North of the Earth is ... shifting
The pole from the North of the Earth is drifting south, towards Siberia (Russia), according to researchers from the European Space Agency (ESA).
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The pole from the North of the Earth is drifting south, towards Siberia (Russia), according to researchers from the European Space Agency (ESA).
Canadian scientists say they have discovered an extremely rare mineral that has shown the existence of a giant sea of water under the Earth's crust.
According to research results published February 23, the Earth is thought to have formed about 4.5 billion years ago.
Scientists have shed more light on the mysterious globular halo in the sky that is supposed to be
Scientists at the Berkeley Laboratory, USA, and colleagues used the KamLAND detector to measure the amount of radiation emitted by earth's heat sources.
With 17 precious elements, rare earth ore plays an increasingly large role for industries and the future of the world.
International scientists discovered for the first time and found evidence that could prove to exist at the bottom of the Earth's crust.
A study conducted by the University of Missouri, published in Nature, found that the Earth's crust melted more easily than we thought.
The new scientific expedition will focus on drilling deep into the crust or top layer of continental Zealandia about half the size of Australia, Live Science reported ye…
By taking advantage of the outstanding colors available, with disguised disguise, a clever sea snail has breathtakingly set on its hard shells, making divers look stunne…
French fishermen were surprised when they caught a live lobster with a red crust like the color of the boiled shrimp. The female shrimp weighs 600gr, named
Scientists are examining the tremors of the Earth's crust in Antarctica believing they have found an ice mountain. This interesting discovery is published in today's iss…
Hidden deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, scientists were surprised to find evidence that the continent's long-term existence was lost.
The oldest oceanic crust on Earth is located in the eastern Mediterranean with an age of about 340 million years.
Newly discovered quarries contain fossils of many giant animals and reptiles that have been destroyed millions of years ago.