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Australia is the fastest-moving continent on Earth, shifting seven centimetres north-northeast each year—almost twice as fast as your fingernails grow. It is already colliding with Southeast Asia, and some models place it inside a new supercontinent 200 to 300 million years from now.
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1600+ words) The seven-centimetre motion and active collision are measured geology. Australia’s place in Amasia 200 to 300 million years from now is a model-dependent scenario, not a destination forecast. By Lab Report · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published September 2, 2026 · How we edit Australia is…...
In 2025, Antarctic drillers reached bedrock and pulled up ice that fell as snow 1.2 million years ago — roughly 50 percent further back than any ice core had ever reached, with the air of that vanished world still sealed inside the bubbles
2+ week, 1+ day ago (148+ words) For the first time, scientists have captured atmospheric samples from when our ancestors first walked upright, frozen in ice that predates any previous climate record by half a million years. By Lab Report · Edited by Nato Lagidze Published August 28, 2026 · How…...
Scientists drilling through Antarctic ice pulled up a core containing air bubbles trapped 800,000 years ago, before modern humans existed, before agriculture, before written language — and the ancient air was still sealed inside
2+ week, 1+ day ago (429+ words) Three kilometres under the East Antarctic plateau sits air that nobody has ever breathed. Published August 28, 2026 · How we edit Three kilometres under the East Antarctic plateau sits air that nobody has ever breathed. It fell as snow around 800,000 years ago,…...
About 90 million years ago, a temperate rainforest grew just 900 kilometres from the South Pole; an Antarctic seafloor core preserved its roots, pollen and spores beneath what is now a world of ice
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (882+ words) Published August 10, 2026 · How we edit A dark layer inside a sediment core from the seabed off West Antarctica contained something that should feel impossible: a dense network of fossil roots, along with pollen and spores from a temperate rainforest that…...
Roughly five and a half million years ago the Mediterranean dried up almost entirely, and when the Atlantic finally broke back through at Gibraltar it may have refilled the whole basin in only a few years.
2+ mon, 13+ hour ago (283+ words) The Mediterranean looks permanent because human history is short. Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Carthage and Istanbul all belong to a sea that seems older...
Our Ancestors Got Bigger in One Late Leap, Not a Slow Climb Toward Modern Humans
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (143+ words) Lay 386 fossil bodies out across two and a half million years and the shape they make is not the one you were taught. There is no tidy ramp, no steady...