TTechnology Read More DUG, ACTeQ partner on 3D seismic modeling and survey designAugust 19, 2026 (WO) — DUG Technology and ACTeQ have formed a strategic partnership to integrate cloud-based 3D seismic modeling capabilities…
SSpace Read More Scientists discover remnants of Theia, the planet that collided with Earth 4.5 billion years agoAugust 16, 2026 Two continent-sized structures deep inside Earth may contain remnants of Theia, the ancient planet thought to have collided…
EEnvironment Read More In a first, scientists observe the formation of the oceanic crustJuly 11, 2026 Researchers at the French National Center of Scientific Research have become the first to observe the formation of…
SScience Read More A Quiet Quantum Revolution in Earth’s Deep InteriorJune 22, 2026 At depths below 1,000 kilometers in Earth’s mantle, pressures exceed 1 million atmospheres, temperatures are hotter than lava…
SScience Read More AI uncovers nearly 1 000 hidden earthquakes beneath East AntarcticaJune 21, 2026 The earthquakes were not found during a new Antarctic field campaign. Instead, researchers reanalyzed seismic data recorded by…
PPhysics Read More How Einstein’s Lost Theory Could Help Us Find MineralsJune 17, 2026 Albert Einstein postulated in his 1905 theory of special relativity that the speed of light in a vacuum…
SScience Read More Scientists find natural ‘brakes’ that stop Pacific earthquakesMay 16, 2026 Scientists have solved a decades-old mystery behind a series of unusually predictable earthquakes deep beneath the Pacific Ocean,…
SSpace Read More Dante’s Inferno May Secretly Be About a Planet-Destroying Asteroid StrikeMay 15, 2026 Researchers now believe Dante’s Inferno may describe a massive asteroid-style impact hidden beneath its religious symbolism. Credit: Hernan…
EEnvironment Read More NASA Satellite Captures First-Ever High-Res View of Massive Pacific TsunamiMay 2, 2026 A powerful magnitude 8.8 earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula sent a tsunami racing across the Pacific—and for the…
SScience Read More Earth’s Crust Is Tearing Open in Africa, and It Could Form a New OceanApril 29, 2026 Scientists have found that the crust beneath East Africa’s Turkana Rift is thinning to a critical point, signaling…
SSpace Read More Why Most Alien Worlds May Be Too Dry for LifeApril 28, 2026 This image of Venus taken by NASA’s Mariner 10 spacecraft (left) is paired with an artist’s depiction of…
SScience Read More As Above, Not So Below: Ion Fractionation In Planetary Analog IcesApril 26, 2026 (A) Schematic of the ice growth apparatus. (B) Image of the ice growth apparatus shortly after the onset…