NASA discovers unusual sand dunes on Mars
On Earth they might be considered alien traces, but these are signs on Mars.
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On Earth they might be considered alien traces, but these are signs on Mars.
Desert dust is being converted into minerals by the Earth's atmosphere, and thereby nurturing life.
MIT and Invena are testing submerged structures to collect sand, protect the islands of the Maldives, and even create new islands.
Australian engineers claim they can make concrete nearly 30% stronger by incorporating processed coffee grounds.
Heavy rainfall in a short period of time and urban infrastructure obstructing groundwater are the two main causes of red sand floods in Binh Thuan, according to experts.
Images of green sand dunes on Mars were released by the US Space Agency (NASA) to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Odyssey orbiter's operation.
A US soldier has unearthed the remains of a prehistoric camp on an air force base in New Mexico, which the first Americans may have occupied 8,200 years ago.
According to research, the central area of the Younghusband Peninsula (Australia) is in a period of severe coastal erosion, shrinking 100m since 1980 at an average rat…
In some deserts around the world, sand dunes emit a loud, deep rumbling sound that can last up to 15 minutes and can be heard up to 6 miles (10km) away, this sometimes h…
The sand worm, one of the iconic creatures of the Dune universe, is a 'grit' to famous physicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
The sand battery designed by startup Polar Night Energy will be built over the next 13 months in Pornainen, Finland to meet year-round heating demand.
Currently, the world's desert area has reached 30 million square kilometers, accounting for 20% of the total land area.
For the first time, humanity has learned more clearly about what constitutes the mysterious object between the two states of a failed star and a superplanet, thanks to t…
In the desert in Dubai there is a very special village. It usually appears during the day but disappears at night.
Deep in the Tengeger Desert, lies a 'beating heart of the Earth'. Why do people say that? What is the truth about this heart?