Jakarta – Something strange is happening deep beneath our feet. Over the years, seismic studies have detected a number of anomalies occurring in the area between the Earth’s core and mantle, which are believed to be the result of processes within the mantle. A new study, published this week in Nature, suggests that this activity … Read more
Friday, 10 February 2023 – 18:10 WIB LIVE Techno – The large eye-shaped circle in the middle of the Sahara Desert, Mauritania has been a fascination for scientists for decades. Because of its eye-like shape, the geological formation is named The Eye of Sahara or “Eye of the Sahara” and has a diameter of 40 … Read more
Jakarta – The strip of ocean sandwiched between the islands of Florida and the Bahamas is one of the world’s most studied marine environments and an enduring center of geological mystery. Since at least the 1930s, scientists in the region have noticed strange white billowing clouds rising from the surface of seemingly serene turquoise water. … Read more
Jakarta – Near the top of the seamount to the west of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, there is a view of a jagged tower-like structure rising out of the darkness. Not just one, but a large group of structures like this, the size of a city, hidden deep in the ocean. The height of the structures … Read more
Jakarta – When a new island appeared in the South Pacific in 2015, it opened new horizons not only for geologists and volcanologists, but also for biologists and ecologists. The emergence of new islands offers an opportunity to study how ecosystems began, starting with pioneering microbes that ‘colonized’ new lands like this, before plants or … Read more
Many rare species of plants and animals live in this geological formation. The deepest “pit” in the world, which is a karst depression, is located in China, in the municipality of Chongqing, and it is called Tiankeng Xiaozhai or Xiaozhai Heavenly Pit in Chinese. What is its peculiarity IFLScience. At Focus. Technology appeared its own … Read more
Have you ever thought about how old the earth is? There is a lot of radiological evidence that the age of the earth is around 50 million years. Because the earth’s crust is constantly changing, it is difficult to find evidence of the earliest parts of the earth’s formation. However, there have been many discoveries … Read more