A 770,000-year-old mystery is not something you stumble across every day, and it's making these researchers reconsider some things.

Scientists at the University Western Australia Oceans Institute studied long-lived Caribbean sclerosponges and created an ocean temperature timeline ... are telling us so. Earth’s Core Might ...

Contrary to previous assumptions, the Moon's passage through Earth's magnetic field, or "geotail," does not lead to lower plasma densities. Listen to Story Scientists from the Space Physics Laboratory ...

The moving metals in Earth's core create the planet's magnetic field. Our planet sits in a small corner of the Milky Way galaxy, 25,000 light-years from the galaxy's center. Our solar system lives ...

Magnetite, like the name implies, is magnetic. Other magnetic minerals include pyrrhotite and ilmenite. Lodestone is a name given to magnetite that has polarity. Really, all magnetite has polarity ...

After the launch of its flagship Galaxy S25 series, the South Korean tech giant is now preparing for the launch of its next-generation foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Flip 7. Although the ...

Last May, as the strongest solar storm in decades swept through the Earth’s upper atmosphere ... year of frequent and intense auroras across Europe as the Sun’s magnetic poles flip – part of an ...

Fresh satellite data shows that sea ice at both the North and South Poles shrank to a combined extent of about ... Together, these conditions seem to be undoing some of the natural insulation that ...

Scientists have discovered a monumental 'weak spot' in our planet's magnetic field is growing, which could have huge consequences for us on Earth. Space is constantly changing, with NASA focusing many ...

During the 1992 Earth Summit at Rio de Janeiro, it was proposed that the developed nations should commit 0.7 per cent of their gross national product to overseas assistance. In 2011, the US only ...

DURING the last ascent of the balloon F.NM.S. (August 18, 1934), we had the opportunity of measuring with precision the intensity of cosmic rays at altitudes of about 12,000 m., 15,000 m.