Researchers highlight need to account for climate change in marine planning

Research reveals that plate tectonics started on Earth 600 million years before what was believed

Predicting the amount of seismic activity from wastewater injection is difficult because it involves numerous variables

Most YouTube videos relating to climate change prevention oppose scientific consensus and hijack technical terms to appear credible, says study

University of Oregon-led team uses a new approach to directly measure submarine melt, uncovering data that could enhance projections of sea level changes

New findings add to scientists' understanding of the limits of life on Earth, but may also have implications for the search for alien life

Experimental geochemists have discovered compelling evidence that magmas may be wetter than once thought

The aquifer stretches from the shore at least from Massachusetts to New Jersey

Years ago, scientists realized that earthquakes along mid-ocean ridges are linked with the tides. But nobody could figure out why there’s an uptick in tremors during low tides

A research team from the universities of Trento and Utrecht found that the rotation of the Earth influences the mixing regime of the lake

Just 10 seconds into a quake, GPS data can detect signs of acceleration that point to an event's magnitude

The beads formed in the atomic cloud from melted or vaporized concrete, marble, stainless steel, and rubber