Researchers were once unsure whether mantle earthquakes existed. Now they have a global map of this mysterious phenomenon.

Maps sit quietly in classrooms, on news websites and inside phone screens. They look settled and precise, but the world they show is always slightly b.

First global map of mantle earthquakes reveals seismic activity far beneath continents, challenging old ideas about Earth’s ...

Geologists from St. Petersburg State University, as part of an international scientific team, have analyzed rock data from ...

On most maps, Greenland and Africa appear to be roughly the same size. In reality, Africa is about 14 times larger than ...

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The map of Earth looks settled at first glance. Continents feel fixed, named, and counted. Yet over the past few decades, ...

Beneath the ocean lie vast stretches of land—entire regions that were once above sea level. These aren't myths or Atlantis-style fables, but geological realities. From plate tectonics to ancient ...

A major winter storm is spreading heavy snow and damaging ice across a large portion of the United States. Extremely cold temperatures will only worsen the storm and increase its danger. The storm’s ...