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wionews.com > trending > scientists-discover-fingerprints-of-supercontinent-gondwana-in-ancient-rocks-1789044709356

800 million years old - Scientists discover 'fingerprints' of supercontinent Gondwana in ancient rocks

2+ day, 22+ hour ago   (286+ words) Gondwana is an ancient continent which scientists have now confirmed was a supercontinent that spread over 80 per cent of the landmass on Earth. They found 25,000 ancient rocks, and AI helped them determine that they belonged to Gondwana 500 million years ago....

Inspenet
inspenet.com > en > news > 3d-seismic-study-amapa-begins-discovery-morph

3D seismic study in Amapá begins after Morpho discovery

3+ day, 17+ hour ago   (510+ words) Shearwater Geoservices y SLB they started a multi-client 3D seismic study off the coast of Amapá, Brazil, in an area that has sparked greater exploratory interest following the discovery of Morpho hydrocarbons, carried out by Petrobras. The campaign takes place at…...

Daily Mail
dailymail.com > sciencetech > article-16/11/6893 > Long-lost-supercontinent-Gondwana-550-million-years.html

Long-lost supercontinent Gondwana pieced together after 550m years

3+ day, 17+ hour ago   (560+ words) The long-lost supercontinent Gondwana has finally been pieced together after 550 million years. For years, scientists have known that the ancient landmass included present-day South America, Africa, Arabia, Madagascar, India, Australia, and Antarctica. However, a new study suggests that Gondwana was…...

UA.NEWS
ua.news > en > world > antarktida-za-dva-roki-nabrala-rekordni-695-mlrd-tonn-lodu

Antarctica has accumulated a record 695 billion metric tons of ice over the past two years

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (373+ words) Between 2021 and 2023, Antarctica’s ice mass unexpectedly increased by about 695 billion metric tons. According to scientists, this is the largest increase in the last two decades, but the trend is likely temporary. The most noticeable increase occurred in East Antarctica and…...

Corporate Knights
corporateknights.com > climate-crisis > glaciers-will-keep-collapsing-predicting-when-is-incredibly-hard

Glaciers will keep collapsing. Predicting when is incredibly hard.

3+ day, 22+ hour ago   (499+ words) The scale of the disaster is extraordinary, even for a region accustomed to deadly floods and landslides. It will take months for scientists to confirm exactly what happened. But, they warn, one thing is already clear: As climate change melts…...

Space Daily
spacedaily.com > t-antarctica-695-billion-tonnes-tropical-snowfall

Between July 2021 and April 2023, Antarctica gained about 695 billion tonnes of ice-sheet mass—the largest 22-month increase in the satellite-gravity record—and a Nature study traces the exceptional East Antarctic snowfall to persistent warming in the tropical western Pacific and eastern Indian Ocean, thousands of kilometres away.

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (832+ words) A Nature study links an exceptional Antarctic mass gain to tropical warmth that redirected moisture towards East Antarctica, temporarily interrupting a longer-term decline. By Life Signs · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published September 9, 2026 · How we edit Antarctica’s ice sheet gained about…...

Google News
snowbrains.com > antarctica-ice-gain-while-glaciers-melted

Why Antarctica Gained Ice as Glaciers Melted Globally

4+ day, 17+ hour ago   (320+ words) New research published by Nature has confirmed that the East Antarctic Ice Sheet gained an astounding 695 billion metric tons of ice between 2021 and 2023, despite continually rising global temperatures. In the modern age of climate change, an actual gain in ice…...

Google News
techexplorist.com > earth-ancient-auroral-belts-life-ingredients > 104167

Ancient Auroras May Have Helped Life Begin on Earth

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (404+ words) We usually depict the early Earth as a restless planet, exposed to ultraviolet radiation, struck by lightning, and constantly hit by meteorites. These widespread energy sources are typically thought to have played a role in forming life’s building blocks. But…...

Earth.com
earth.com > environment > ozone-recovery-is-changing-life-in-antarctica-in-an-unexpected-way

Ozone recovery is changing life in Antarctica in an unexpected way

5+ day, 15+ hour ago   (612+ words) Ozone recovery is reducing UV radiation in Antarctica, but new research suggests the change could weaken tundra carbon uptake in unexpected ways. The recovery of Antarctica’s ozone layer counts as one of the genuine environmental success stories of the past…...

ScienceDaily
sciencedaily.com > releases > 2026 > 09 > 260906170128.htm

Antarctica gained a record 695 billion tons of ice. Scientists found the surprising reason

6+ day, 13+ hour ago   (753+ words) A persistent patch of unusually warm tropical ocean helped intensify snowfall over East Antarctica, contributing to a temporary net ice sheet mass gain of about 695 billion tons, according to a new study published in Nature on August 19. A Remarkable Antarctic…...