Interview

Life beside a volcano at the end of the world

Laura Martin SanjuanGreg Heilman
Science

A group of climbers accidentally discovers a biological phenomenon from 80 million years ago

Jaime Esteban
Science

Humans did all the heavy lifting to move stone blocks to Stonehenge

Almudena García Felipe
Geology

Scientists crack a key signal that predicts eruptions

David CuéllarCalum Roche
Geology

The unexpected thrill of hole in the ground

AS USA
Geology

34-million-year "time capsule” discovered under Antarctica

Claudia SánchezCalum Roche
Geology

The largest gold deposit on Earth has been discovered

David Cuéllar
Geology

A “dead” tectonic scar shows signs of life

Almudena García Felipe
Geography

This is the reason there aren’t any mountains over 30,000 feet

David Cuéllar
Geology

Straight out of Jurassic Park: dinosaur-era insects discovered

Calum Roche
Geology

34-million-year "time capsule” discovered under Antarctica

Claudia SánchezCalum Roche
SCIENCE

Can science predict where volcanic eruptions will occur?

Paula FresnedaGreg Heilman
Geology

Rock of ages: this geological site in Canada reveals Earth’s history

Calum Roche
Science

Scientists challenge a basic fact we were all taught about Earth

Andy Hall
Society

Unbelievable discovery 118 miles underground: the impact of the so-called “Soviet ecocatastrophe”

Marta Tejedor
Nature

Scientists discover nearly 100,000 submerged mountains

AS USA
Science

Scientists challenge a basic fact we were all taught about Earth

Andy Hall
Science

Scientists just challenged a basic fact we were all taught about Earth

Andy Hall
Science

Scientists just challenged a basic fact we were all taught about Earth

Andy Hall
Science

Scientists just challenged a basic fact we were all taught about Earth

Andy Hall
Science

Amber Alert: Woman mistakes ancient treasure for trash

AS USA
Geography

Shocking images: the crack in Africa that could split the continent in two

As.com
The Natural World

Africa is splitting apart as new ocean emerges

Andy Hall
Nature

Scientists discover nearly 100,000 submerged mountains

William Gittins
Science

Shocking change in Earth’s core could alter everything we knew

As.com

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