Baffling Scientists: Stanford Study Uncovers Mysterious Geologic Gap From 34 Million Years Ago
A Stanford study challenges the expectation of large sediment deposits from a 34-million-year-old climate shift, finding ...
China’s dinosaur research ready to go global in first Central Asia expeditions
Leading Chinese scientist hopes project will be the ‘beginning of our international expeditions’ after decades of playing catch-up ...
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A Search for Ancient Sediment Deposits at Continental Margins Has Come Up Empty
A major drop in sea levels about 34 million years ago should have deposited gargantuan amounts of sandy material onto the ...
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The Dinosaur Age Ended With Not One, but Two Asteroid Impacts, Scientists Say
Scientists now say that's almost precisely what happened to the dinosaurs, on a much bigger scale: the asteroid that hit ...
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The True Scale of Tsunamis: A Survival Guide
Imagine an immense wall of water crashing into the skyline of New York City, the iconic bridges of London, and the sprawling ...
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We just got a wake-up call from the time before dinosaurs
Scientists have pieced together enough clues to Earth’s past climate to graph the average temperature from 485 million years ago to the present — back to a time long before dinosaurs and even ...
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Hanford through the lens of geologic time
Miller: Let’s go back, not in geologic time, but in your own life’s time. How did you first get interested in rocks and geology? Bjornstad: So, when I was a kid and with my friends ...
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Guest Opinion: We just got a wake-up call from the time before dinosaurs
Scientists have pieced together enough clues to Earth’s past climate to graph the average temperature from 485 million years ago to the present — back to a time long before dinosaurs and even ...