New Study Reveals 63 Volcanic Structures on Mars’ Eridania Region with Similarities to Earth’s Tectonic Activity

New Study Reveals 63 Volcanic Structures on Mars’ Eridania Region with Similarities to Earth’s Tectonic Activity

Countless similarities between Mars and Earth could already be discovered, and researchers have now found a new one when they used several instruments to examine the southern mountainous region known as the Eridania region, which revealed 63 new volcanic structures to scientists. The research used data from the Mars Global Surveyor, Mars Odyssey and the … Read more

Earth Stopping Rotation: Impact, Consequences, and Survival

Earth Stopping Rotation: Impact, Consequences, and Survival

Jakarta – We know that the Earth rotates on its axis. However, what would happen if the Earth suddenly stopped spinning? Have you ever imagined it before? Launching Science Alert, Monday (5/2/2024), the first thing that happens is of course that you will be thrown far to the east at a speed of around 1,673.72 … Read more

Scientists Identify Geological Sites for Anthropocene Epoch

Scientists Identify Geological Sites for Anthropocene Epoch

Jakarta – Scientists identified geological sites that they think best reflect the beginning of the Anthropocene epoch, an epoch that marked a major step toward changing the official timeline of Earth’s history. The Anthropocene or Anthropocene is the period that began when human activities began to have a global influence on the Earth’s ecosystem. This … Read more

Discoveries About Earth’s Core Rotation Every 8.5 Years

Discoveries About Earth’s Core Rotation Every 8.5 Years

Jakarta – Scientists in China recently made new discoveries about the heart of our planet. Every 8.5 years, the Earth’s core vibrates on its rotation axis. This shift is most likely caused by a small misalignment between the Earth’s inner core and mantle to the layers beneath the Earth’s crust, according to a new study … Read more

Is it Possible to Dig Through the Earth? China’s Deepest Hole and the Kola Superdeep Borehole

Is it Possible to Dig Through the Earth? China’s Deepest Hole and the Kola Superdeep Borehole

Jakarta – Five years ago, scientists created an interactive map model that could show where we would emerge if we dug our way through the Earth. Most of the answers are ‘somewhere in the ocean’. But if you think about it again, is it possible to dig the Earth until it comes out the other … Read more

Researchers Find Chemical Remains of Earth’s Magma Ocean in Southern Greenland Rocks

Researchers Find Chemical Remains of Earth’s Magma Ocean in Southern Greenland Rocks

Jakarta – Before hosting life as it does now, Earth was once a planet that was not suitable for living creatures to live on. For our planet’s first 50 million years, about 4.5 billion years ago, its surface was a sea of ​​super-hot magma, bubbling and emitting heat from within the Earth. The cooling of … Read more

Discovering Earth’s Ancient Magma Ocean: Clues to Planet’s Early History

Discovering Earth’s Ancient Magma Ocean: Clues to Planet’s Early History

Jakarta – Before hosting life as it does now, Earth was once a planet that was not suitable for living creatures to live on. For our planet’s first 50 million years, about 4.5 billion years ago, its surface was a sea of ​​super-hot magma, bubbling and emitting heat from within the Earth. The cooling of … Read more

The Earth’s Geological ‘Heartbeat’: New Research Reveals a 27 Million Year Cycle

The Earth’s Geological ‘Heartbeat’: New Research Reveals a 27 Million Year Cycle

Saturday, 11 November 2023 – 13:44 WIB LIVE Techno – Our Earth never stops providing amazing new news. Most recently, research into ancient geological events shows that our planet has a slow, steady ‘heartbeat’ of geological activity every 27 million years or so. This series of geological events, including volcanic activity, mass extinctions, plate reorganization, … Read more

Theia’s Traces Found in Earth’s Mantle: Confirming the Giant Impact Theory for Moon Formation

Theia’s Traces Found in Earth’s Mantle: Confirming the Giant Impact Theory for Moon Formation

NASA/JPL-Caltech/T. Pyle Artist’s concept of the collision of a celestial body similar to Theia with Earth A new discovery may confirm the “giant impact” theory for the formation of the Moon. Parts of the planet Theia, whose impact with our planet formed the Moon, may still exist in dense regions in the Earth’s mantle. A … Read more

The History of Fire on Earth: From No Fire to Frequent Occurrences

The History of Fire on Earth: From No Fire to Frequent Occurrences

Jakarta – Drought and hot temperatures are currently affecting most areas of the Earth, making them vulnerable to fires. Interestingly, it turns out that there was a very long period of no fire at all on Earth. Now we know that Earth is the only planet that we know of that has experienced fire. Even … Read more