Deep Mantle Water Made Earth Habitable, Chinese Mainland Study Finds
A study by scientists on the Chinese mainland shows Earth’s deep mantle held vast water reserves over 4 billion years ago, a key factor in our planet becoming habitable.
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Rare ‘Parade of Eruptions’ Awakens Six Kamchatka Volcanoes
Six Kamchatka volcanoes are erupting simultaneously in a rare ‘parade of eruptions,’ a once-in-a-generation event sparking interest among scientists and travelers.
Ancient Climate Crisis Mirrors Modern Ocean Acidification
A new study links ancient carbon releases 56 million years ago to today’s ocean acidification, offering vital insights into modern climate change.
River Erosion Boosts Mount Everest’s Uplift, New Study Reveals
New research uncovers how river erosion has played a key role in the recent uplift of Mount Qomolangma, providing deeper insights into the formation of the highest peak on Earth.