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Goodbye to the classic theory about the origin of water on Earth—a discovery in the planet’s core challenges what textbooks have been teaching

February 28, 2026

Africa is slowly splitting apart along the East African Rift—a new ocean will eventually form

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Scientists at the University of Southampton discover magma pulses beneath Afar that are splitting Africa and creating a new ocean

January 25, 2026

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Carl Sagan, scientist—“We think we’re important, but we’re just a speck of dust in the galaxy”

January 25, 2026

A 4.9 earthquake rattled the Coachella Valley, and scientists say the aftershocks follow a normal pattern

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A 4.9 magnitude earthquake shakes the Coachella Valley near Indio, reminding us of the constant activity of California’s fault lines

January 25, 2026

Physicists managed to turn lead into gold…while recreating conditions after the Big Bang

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At CERN, the Large Hadron Collider manages to turn lead into gold and revives alchemy as a byproduct of modern physics

January 24, 2026

The strongest solar radiation storm in over 20 years hit Earth, and the event sparked vivid auroras

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Earth is experiencing a rare S4 solar storm confirmed by NOAA, the most intense since 2003, with a significant impact on satellites and aviation

January 24, 2026

Confirmed by a seismic study—Greenland's glaciers are sliding over soft sediments

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A study in Geology reveals sediments beneath Greenland’s ice sheet that could accelerate sea level rise

January 24, 2026

Goodbye to the four seasons—scientists say the cycles have changed

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Researchers at the University of York and the London School of Economics argue that climate change is disrupting the classic seasonal calendar on Earth

January 23, 2026

Earth's magnetic pole has shifted and will have a crucial impact on global navigation

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The magnetic north pole is accelerating toward Siberia, forcing the British Geological Survey and NOAA’s World Magnetic Model to readjust global navigation

January 23, 2026

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Goodbye to the myth of the red planet—the European Space Agency reveals the true color of Mars after 18 years of data

January 22, 2026

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Historical discovery—Marine animals never before seen are found in Antarctica, which could rewrite the history of biology

January 22, 2026

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Goodbye to the classic theory about the origin of water on Earth—a discovery in the planet’s core challenges what textbooks have been teaching

Scientists at the University of Southampton discover magma pulses beneath Afar that are splitting Africa and creating a new ocean

Carl Sagan, scientist—“We think we’re important, but we’re just a speck of dust in the galaxy”

A 4.9 magnitude earthquake shakes the Coachella Valley near Indio, reminding us of the constant activity of California’s fault lines

At CERN, the Large Hadron Collider manages to turn lead into gold and revives alchemy as a byproduct of modern physics

Earth is experiencing a rare S4 solar storm confirmed by NOAA, the most intense since 2003, with a significant impact on satellites and aviation

A study in Geology reveals sediments beneath Greenland’s ice sheet that could accelerate sea level rise

Researchers at the University of York and the London School of Economics argue that climate change is disrupting the classic seasonal calendar on Earth

The magnetic north pole is accelerating toward Siberia, forcing the British Geological Survey and NOAA’s World Magnetic Model to readjust global navigation

Goodbye to the myth of the red planet—the European Space Agency reveals the true color of Mars after 18 years of data

Historical discovery—Marine animals never before seen are found in Antarctica, which could rewrite the history of biology

Goodbye to pet ownership in Delaware—the new punishment for animal cruelty includes jail time and a ban that many owners did not expect

Goodbye to empty balconies—the trick born in old kitchens conquers TikTok and promises results that seem impossible

Goodbye to makeshift shelters—luxury VIP bunkers promise to save you from the apocalypse for up to $415,000, and the interior looks like a five-star hotel

It’s official—California gives the green light to its largest reservoir in 50 years, at a cost of nearly $7 billion, and the change will be historic

Goodbye to the classic theory about the origin of water on Earth—a discovery in the planet’s core challenges what textbooks have been teaching