[ad_1] The epicenter of the Tehuantepec earthquake was deeper than expected in the tectonic plate. Earthquakes at this location usually occur only in much older, colder subduction plates. It is possible that …
Read More »Geologists show that Tasmania and the Grand Canyon were connected on the old supercontinent
[ad_1] Grand Canyon Unkar Group. Image: Doc Searles The Grand Canyon of Arizona and the Australian island of Tasmania are distant about 8000 miles, flying from the bird. But in recent years, …
Read More »The oldest fossils in the world or old rocks? Geologists focus their efforts on minerals 3.7 billion years old
[ad_1] Two years ago, scientists published compelling evidence of ancient microbial life on Earth. At 3.7 billion years ago, layers of deformed Greenland rocks could hide the world's oldest fossils. But a …
Read More »Geologists have discovered the secret and ancient link that united the British continent to France
[ad_1] Geologists have learned that besides Laurentia and Avalonia, Armorica was the third land mass involved in the creation of the British continent. Geologists have recently discovered the truth about the old …
Read More »Geologists reveal an old connection between England and France
[ad_1] This graph shows how the former landmasses of Laurentia, Avalonia and Armorica would have come together to create the countries of England, Scotland and Wales. Credit: Plymouth University According to new …
Read More »US geologists study hopes to start prospecting for space mines early
[ad_1] The United States Earth Science Study is trying to extend its reach to the other side of us and into the cosmos, applying its understanding of the science of the earth …
Read More »Geologists think that there could be a quadrillion tons of diamonds inside our planet
[ad_1] Despite their incredible reputation of being extraordinarily rare and precious, diamonds are more common than you think. Other planets, like Uranus, are probably full of them. They float on space rocks, …
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