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Human evolution wasn't sudden, unfolded gradually over time: Study
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (381+ words) Experts reviewed fossil, genetic, and archaeological data to provide a more realistic perspective on evolution. The time has come to reconsider an outdated understanding of human evolution: it was not a single breakthrough that propelled Homo sapiens into the “human…...
1,200-year-old island found in Fiji is made of shellfish remains: Study
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (445+ words) Culasawani Island remained a secret until researchers used hand augers to reveal its shell-packed core. The picturesque archipelago of Fiji features a newly discovered, remarkable island entirely made up of edible shellfish. Culasawani Island, located off the northern coast of…...
China-Chile team launch mission to study 435-mile-deep Atacama Trench
7+ mon, 3+ week ago (523+ words) A joint China-Chile expedition aims to explore a 435-mile stretch of the Atacama Trench, a massive subduction zone in the eastern Pacific Ocean. The expedition kicked off aboard the Chinese research vessel Tan Suo Yi Hao on Monday. The three-month…...
Ancient salt crystals shed light on Earth’s climate 1.4 billion years ago
8+ mon, 2+ week ago (548+ words) Tiny droplets of water and microscopic bubbles of gas trapped in crystals provide a perfect record of Earth’s atmosphere for 1.4 billion years. Over a billion years ago, a shallow subtropical lake in what is now Canada slowly vanished under a…...
Bermuda floats on 12 mile-thick layer of buoyant, solid rock: Study
8+ mon, 4+ week ago (541+ words) For millions of years, the archipelago of Bermuda has floated, an apparent anomaly in the Atlantic. Now, seismologists have finally solved the mystery of why this volcanic island, inactive for over 30 million years, hasn’t sunk back into the ocean. The…...
New super-Earth has a 10-hour year and signs of vast magma ocean
9+ mon, 2+ day ago (607+ words) The findings challenge long-held assumptions about how small, super-hot worlds form and evolve under extreme conditions. Astronomers have identified the clearest signs yet of an atmosphere around a rocky planet outside our Solar System, marking a major step in understanding…...
Scientists reveal how hidden forces stop explosive volcanic eruptions
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (587+ words) In a volcano, friction can create its own bubbles. This rewrites our eruption models. For decades, volcanologists believed that the primary trigger for explosive eruptions was a drop in pressure as magma rises toward the surface. When pressure falls, gases…...
AI decodes ancient 'whispers' of life in 3.3 billion-year-old rocks
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (431+ words) Life’s timeline has just gotten older. Chemical evidence of life was found in rocks over 3.3 billion years old, setting a new, earlier timeline for life on Earth. The international team, led by Carnegie Institution for Science in the US, made…...
Growing weak spot in Earth's magnetic field puts astronauts at risk
9+ mon, 4+ week ago (646+ words) Satellites and astronauts flying through the South Atlantic Anomaly are increasingly at risk from harmful space radiation. Satellites from the Swarm constellation. ESA / AOES Medialab A weak spot in Earth’s protective magnetic field is growing larger, according to a decade…...
China reveals 41 new lunar landslides caused mostly by moonquakes
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (539+ words) Chinese team finds that moonquakes, not asteroids, trigger most new landslides on the lunar surface. Image of the Moon's surface. Lunar and Planetary Institute Chinese researchers have discovered evidence of active landslides on the surface of the moon. According to…...