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It's like forensics, but for earthquakes.
It's always about sex, isn't it?
A song of fire and water, on Mars.
A mythical song of gods and volcanoes.
Impossible means nothing if you're a geologist.
It's the most unusual volcano name I've ever seen.
It's an apocalyptic scenario on steroids -- and yet some humans not only survived it but thrived in the process.
A strange form of ice is intriguing scientists.
The diamond rose 700 km from Earth's mantle to the surface.
It's impressive that we can learn so much about something so fragile, from so long ago.
Plants might have moved on to the land 100 million years earlier than we thought.
Quartz is cherished for its properties, but I'm not talking about magic.
Listen closely, and the volcano will share its secrets.
It was a devastating one-two punch.
These proto-birds may have evolved just like their modern relatives.
This isn't the last piece of the puzzle -- in fact, it's the very first.
Apparently, something is rusting at 550 km below the surface.
Too often we take our heads for granted.
We might learn more about a very ancient supercontinent called Nuna.
The same holds for a lot of other famous buildings.
It's finally time to put this myth to rest.
New technology, meet old fossils.
If there's one thing this study shows, it's that butterflies are survivors.
It was huge, and we might have missed it completely!
The intriguing moon Titan just became even more interesting.
It might take a while though before the effects settle in.
New England residents shouldn't panic, though. There won't be a volcanic eruption in their backyard anytime too soon.
Even though the isle was studied extensively, the structures were buried beneath a murky swamp which likely dissuaded previous efforts.
Geology just rocks!
Let's hope this landscape is never in the open.
It was a big one.
New landforms on Earth could tell us about how ancient ones on Mars formed.
This planet is restless to its core.
Not much has changed for the eye.
Different causes, same effect.
They say don't put your eggs in one basket, but what about putting your eggs in the same bedrock?
Things are really heating up in Bali.
If it happens, it happens -- there's not that much we can do about it.
When all we're after is catchy headlines, science often falls in the background.
The 150-million-year-old dinosaur tracks are excellently preserved.
Antarctica hasn't always been the icy wasteland it is today.
The oceans and continents aren't as fixed as we tend to think of them.
In a way, we're all the descendants of these rats.
Life's always greener on the other side. Even if that's the ocean.
It's not heat, but low pressure that drives this boiling.
The more we know the better we can prepare for the next eruption. It could happen within decades or thousands of years.
It took a bit of creative tinkering, but significant progress has been reported.
Building a moonbase in a lava tube. Doesn't that sound awesome?
Things might be heating up faster than we were expecting.
A rather unexpected effect of climate change.
