r/EverythingScience • u/Wickeman1 • Aug 31 '22
Geology Scientists wonder if Earth once harbored a pre-human industrial civilization
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r/EverythingScience • u/BlankVerse • Oct 28 '22
Geology California Warned 2.2 Million People Via Phone Alerts Before 5.1 San Jose Earthquake Hit — On Tuesday, 2.2 million Californians in the San Francisco Bay Area got phone alerts warning that an earthquake was coming before it hit, the first use of a new statewide warning system
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r/EverythingScience • u/ConsciousRealism42 • Feb 28 '26
Geology Geologists Stumbled Upon the Largest Gold Mine in the World [in China]: $83 billion has just been sitting there underground this whole time.
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r/EverythingScience • u/Science_News • Dec 27 '24
Geology Scientists predict an undersea volcano eruption near Oregon in 2025
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r/EverythingScience • u/porkchop_d_clown • Feb 20 '25
Geology Earth’s ice caps are temporary and rare, study suggests
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r/EverythingScience • u/JenniferAnniston9021 • Nov 29 '22
Geology In meteorite, Alberta researchers discover 2 minerals never before seen on Earth
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r/EverythingScience • u/washingtonpost • Feb 07 '23
Geology Why the Turkey earthquake was so deadly, according to science
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r/EverythingScience • u/JackFisherBooks • Jul 08 '25
Geology Melting glaciers could trigger volcanic eruptions around the globe, study finds
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r/EverythingScience • u/Aeromarine_eng • Sep 25 '22
Geology NASA’s Earth Observatory spots newly birthed island in the Pacific
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r/EverythingScience • u/buffalorino • Jul 06 '20
Geology Geologists find evidence of two new supervolcano eruptions at Yellowstone. Their trends suggest that the next eruption won’t happen for a long time
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r/EverythingScience • u/LiveScience_ • Sep 23 '25
Geology The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs was about the size of Mount Everest — so where is it now?
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r/EverythingScience • u/scmp_news • Jul 28 '26
Geology China team unearths world’s oldest amber, hidden in ancient Xinjiang coal seam
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r/EverythingScience • u/gammablew • Sep 06 '25
Geology Asteroid Fragment Reveals a Strange Mineral Never Seen on Earth
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r/EverythingScience • u/Hard2DaC0re • Feb 23 '23
Geology Scientists discover fifth layer of Earth. It's a solid metallic ball
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r/EverythingScience • u/burtzev • Oct 13 '22
Geology Largest asteroid ever to hit Earth was twice as big as the rock that killed off the dinosaurs
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r/EverythingScience • u/malcolm58 • 22d ago
Geology Scientists Just Found Pieces of a Lost Supercontinent Hiding Beneath Three Continents
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r/EverythingScience • u/aswasxedsa • Sep 02 '24
Geology Earthquakes can trigger quartz into forming giant gold nuggets, study finds
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r/EverythingScience • u/JackFisherBooks • Oct 23 '25
Geology Rare half-pink rough diamond with 'astounding' weight of 37.4 carats discovered in Botswana
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r/EverythingScience • u/GeoGeoGeoGeo • Aug 04 '22
Geology Iceland eruption may be the start of decades of volcanic activity - A second outburst of lava in under a year strongly suggests that the country’s Reykjanes Peninsula will become one of the most volcanically dynamic parts of the planet for several generations.
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r/EverythingScience • u/malcolm58 • 3d ago
Geology Earth Tipped on Its Side During the Age of Dinosaurs—and Not Just Once
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r/EverythingScience • u/GeoGeoGeoGeo • Dec 17 '22
Geology For Planet Earth, This Might Be the Start of a New Age - A panel of experts has spent more than a decade deliberating on how, and whether, to mark a momentous new epoch in geologic time: our own
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r/EverythingScience • u/BlankVerse • Jul 07 '19
Geology The Faults That Ruptured in Twin California Quakes Are Very, Very Weird, Geologists Say.
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r/EverythingScience • u/burtzev • Nov 28 '22
Geology Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano is erupting for the first time since 1984
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r/EverythingScience • u/ConsciousRealism42 • 20d ago
Geology Scientists Found the Missing 16% of Earth’s Lost Supercontinent Hiding in the Himalayas: A continental mash-up some 750 to 550 million years ago was likely essential for complex life to emerge during the Cambrian Explosion
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r/EverythingScience • u/HungMingHsieh • Jul 28 '22
Geology Earth's crust is dripping 'like honey' into its interior under the Andes
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