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The "Lost City" Discovered In The Atlantic Is At Risk—And Earth's Worst Enemy Is To Blame
In 2000, scientists stumbled upon a scene beneath the sea that could have been taken from a science fiction movie: an underwater metropolis. The hydrothermal vent field’s massive structures earned the ...
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Scientists pinpoint where a chunk of Earth’s crust went missing
Unraveling the mysteries of our planet, scientists have recently discovered the fate of a large chunk of Earth’s crust that ...
Deep below the surface of the ocean, a "lost city" rises from the depths. This so-called city is a combination of massive columns and carbonate walls, the result of hydrothermal activity within the ...
As the Earth's crust shifted and groaned over millions of years, something extraordinary happened beneath the surface. Deep inside the planet, hot rock began rising. Over time, this invisible force ...
Why it's incredible: The mountain looks like a floating island from the sky. Mount Roraima is a plateau with near-vertical sides that sits on the triple border point between Brazil, Venezuela and ...
Studying the SAA throughout its history has helped scientists understand how our magnetic field changes over time, and how such anomalies alter the likelihood of a magnetic field reversal, when ...
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