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Italy’s Apennine Mountains mystery: Why is Earth’s crust slowly ‘unzipping’ deep underground, and what is happening beneath the surface?
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (470+ words) Scientists studying Italy’s Apennine Mountains have found a strange process deep below the surface. The Earth’s crust in this region appears to be slowly pulling apart, almost like a zip opening from underground. The finding comes from researchers at the…...
Tanzania’s Ol Doinyo Lengai is the only active volcano known to erupt natrocarbonatite, the coolest lava on Earth: it flows at roughly 500–590°C, against 1,100°C or more for Hawaiian basalt. Fresh flows look black or dark brown in daylight, then react with rain and atmospheric moisture until the mountainside turns chalk-white—as though someone spilled milk over the lava.
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (791+ words) Ol Doinyo Lengai’s 500–590°C carbonate lava flows black, then atmospheric moisture and rain transform its unstable minerals into pale, rapidly weathering surfaces....
Inside T??rkiye???s Tendurek crater, temperatures reach 85 C as volcanic gases rise
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (373+ words) Temperatures reaching 85 degrees Celsius (185 Fahrenheit) have been measured at gas vents inside the crater of Mount Tendurek, one of Türkiye's active volcanic areas, where explorers documented continuing gas, steam and sulfur emissions. Archaeologist, traveler and nature enthusiast Onur Benli and…...
Dublin Seismic Survey Project
1+ week, 2+ day ago (659+ words) A notice about cookies Did you find what you were looking for? Help us improve AI search results by giving your feedback (3-5 mins). From: Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment Exploring for geothermal energy deep beneath our capital city…...
Ancient Underwater Volcano Discovered Alive And Covered With Up To A Million Giant Eggs
1+ week, 2+ day ago (658+ words) A team of scientists has made an astonishing discovery on an underwater volcano off the Pacific coast: it is still active, covered in giant eggs, and that’s not all. Deep beneath the Pacific Ocean, scientists have uncovered an extraordinary hidden…...
Why is Earth’s crust layered? – Sciworthy
1+ week, 2+ day ago (79+ words) Read Time: 6 minutes Original study: Ultra-hot origins of stable continents Study was published on: October 13, 2025 Study author(s): Andrew J. Smye, Peter B. Kelemen The study was done at: Pennsylvania State University (USA), Columbia University (USA) The study was funded by: NSF, the…...
Earth Modeling Nexus
1+ week, 3+ day ago (222+ words) A framework for NASA's state-of-the-art Earth system models to advance Earth understanding and deliver actionable insights for societal benefit Effective September 2026, NASA’s Integrated Modeling Virtual Institute (IMVI) has been renamed Earth Modeling Nexus (Nexus) to better reflect our Earth system…...
Scientists Found an Amazing Reason Some Lava Worlds Can Keep Their Atmospheres Against All Odds
1+ week, 4+ day ago (655+ words) The hottest rocky worlds may survive by hiding their air in oceans of magma. Worlds like 55 Cancri e seem almost designed to destroy an atmosphere. The rocky super-Earth orbits so close to its star that its year lasts less than…...
New study sheds light on Mercury’s volcanic history
1+ week, 4+ day ago (244+ words) Mercury may have had a much hotter and deeper volcanic history than scientists previously thought, Knowridge reported. Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research and the universities of Münster and Göttingen in Germany have produced the most…...
Geophysicist Taiyi Wang Joins Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
1+ week, 5+ day ago (483+ words) Taiyi Wang, a geophysicist who studies the mechanics of earthquakes and volcanos, joined the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences as an assistant professor on Aug. 1. Earthquake mechanics and volcanology are traditionally separate disciplines in the geosciences. Wang combines them…...