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Asia, Australia & the Americas on a collision course to become a supercontinent in 280 million years Like a slow moving runaway train. By Cassidy Ward | 1 month ago
Ancient humans at Cradle of Humankind are a million years older than we thought Do you feel old yet? By Cassidy Ward | 5 months ago
Earth’s core is speeding up and slowing down Go home, Earth’s core. You’re drunk. By Phil Plait | 5 months ago
Weird water dynamics fuel deep earthquakes and fist-sized diamonds That's a chaos gem if we've ever seen one. By Cassidy Ward | 5 months ago
Volcanoes and earthquakes could have started as far back as 3.8 billion years ago There was a literal seismic shift some 3.8 billion years ago. By Elizabeth Rayne | 6 months ago
Titan has geological features eerily similar to those on Earth Alien world of Titan is more like Earth than you'd think. By Elizabeth Rayne | 7 months ago
Earth has an exhaust leak that goes way back to the Big Bang This is not the stuff that comes out of your car. By Elizabeth Rayne | 7 months ago
Mercury's diamond covered surface makes it the crown jewel of the solar system All we need is a spaceship and a sifter and we'll be rich! By Cassidy Ward | 8 months ago
Life on Earth may have changed the chemistry of Earth's deep mantle Dead trilobites made diamonds slightly lighter. By Phil Plait | 8 months ago
Asteroids can reveal where they came from — and how they ended up smacking our planet in the face It's going to come as a shock — and pressure. By Elizabeth Rayne | 9 months ago
