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Did Scientists Find a Hidden Super Ocean 400 Miles Underground? Kind of, but not the kind you can swim in. By Cassidy Ward 3 days ago
Why Mt. Everest May Not Be Earth’s Closest Place to Space Wanna scrape the stratosphere? Head to Ecuador instead. By Benjamin Bullard 3 months ago
An 1811 Earthquake Might Still Be Releasing Aftershocks More Than Two Centuries Later Apparently, there's no expiration date on aftershocks. By Cassidy Ward 4 months ago
Scientists Rediscover the “Lost” Continent of Argoland And prevented a geological crisis in the process. By Cassidy Ward 5 months ago
Earth’s Next Super Continent, Pangaea Ultima, Likely to Drive Mammals to Extinction Pretty uncool, Earth. By Cassidy Ward 6 months ago
Seattle Was Rocked By a Devastating Double Earthquake 1,100 Years Ago Scientists pinpoint tree death to an ancient double earthquake in the Pacific Northwest. By Cassidy Ward 6 months ago
Oppenheimer's Atomic Bombs Marked a New Geologic Age of Humans They're basically a neon sign screaming "humans were here." By Cassidy Ward 8 months ago
Humans Moved So Much Water Around, We Changed the Earth’s Tilt Now we're casually nudging planets, by accident. By Cassidy Ward 9 months ago
How Scientists and Musicians Are Transforming Yellowstone's Vibrations into Music You’ve heard of acid rock, alt rock, prog rock, soft rock, and punk rock, but what about igneous rock? By Cassidy Ward 11 months ago
NASA’s InSight Lander Made the First Ever Direct Observation of Another Planet’s Core Cold dead rock, indeed. By Cassidy Ward 11 months ago