Space science
The earth is about to shake, raining diamonds everywhere?
Several continents on Earth show signs of tearing apart. This has happened many times in the past, accompanied by raining diamonds - quite literally.
Earth's Crust
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Earth's Crust.
Topic archive
Articles about Earth's Crust
41 published items.
1001 mystery
Mystery of hollow structures and treasures inside the Himalayas
The Himalayas, the world's highest mountain range, have been the target of explorers and explorers since ancient times.
Discover science
Earth swallows itself and 'chokes' in the Pacific Ocean?
Unusual seismic data in the Pacific Ocean has revealed a mysterious giant structure that burrowed into the Earth since the time of the dinosaurs.
Discover science
The Earth's Crust Is 'Dripping' in Türkiye
Strange cracks and depressions in Türkiye's Central Anatolian Plateau are evidence of the Earth's crust sinking deeper into itself.
Discover science
Why can earthquakes occur far from tectonic plate boundaries?
Scientists think that about 90% of earthquakes occur in areas near tectonic plate boundaries, but sometimes they can occur in unexpected remote locations.
Archeology
The 'armor' that covered the Earth 3.7 billion years ago was revealed in Greenland
An extremely important event for our existence on Earth has been saved in ancient stones.
Discover science
The reason the Incas built Machu Picchu on two fault lines
The rupture of the Earth's crust provided a suitable source of granite to help the Incas save the energy to build Machu Pichu.
Discover science
Decode earthquake light phenomenon
For centuries, scientists have recorded numerous reports of strange light phenomena that appeared before or during earthquakes. They call it earthquake light.
Oceanography
Off the coast of Portugal, is Earth's crust peeling?
Off the coast of Portugal, the earth's crust may be peeling, splitting into two, a phenomenon never seen before.
Discover science
For the first time, we have evidence that Earth's inner core exists in solid form
For the first time, geologists have confirmed that the Earth's inner core - the innermost part of the Earth's heart - exists in a solid body.
Discover science
Gold is formed like?
Scientists at the University of Queensland (Australia) have announced that research shows that gold is produced by water and earthquakes.
Discover science
Why does lava melt in the Earth's heart without causing the Earth's crust to melt?
In the volcanic lava there are some lava around the path of molten lava flows that are attracted to the process during the flow to find the way to erupt at the crater.
Discover science
The deeper you go into the Earth's core, the higher the temperature: Why is that?
The surface of the Earth is covered with a stone shell, several tens of kilometers thick. The deeper you go into the ground, the higher the temperature.
Discover science
Create a map that fills the gap of 500 million years of Earth history
To shed light on this incredible history, scientists have used a variety of different techniques to identify many related components.
Discover science
Detecting water is very deep in the heart of the Earth thanks to quantum mechanics
According to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, geologists have discovered that there is water at a record depth in the Earth's heart.