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Download the Nature Podcast 5 March 2025 In this episode: 00:46 Ancient humans made bone tools 1.5 million years ago A 1.5-million-year-old cache of animal-bone tools reveals that ancient humans…
Photo: Stefan Neumann (Shutterstock) Rounding out Tripadvisor’s list are: 11. Siesta Beach—Siesta Key, Florida 12. Driftwood Beach—Jekyll Island, Georgia 13. Manly Beach–Sydney, Australia 14. Seven Mile Beach—Grand Cayman 15. La…
The most marine-centered event at GSA was also one of the loudest voices in the chorus for pro-ammonite games. The final night of the conference, I stumbled up to a…
Photo: fboudrias (Shutterstock) Volcanic eruptions are more than juicy fodder for middle-school science fair projects. When hot gasses and molten rock spew from openings in the earth, it can quickly…
Photo: SDubi (Shutterstock) It’s Monday morning, so let’s talk about disasters! This week’s disaster is the earthquake. These seismic catastrophes are the most deadly of all natural disasters. An average…
As the purr of the rig’s diesel engine reverberated around the drill site, Trigui returned to his mobile laboratory, a dusty portacabin filled with microscopes and rock samples. Checking the…
The human passion for gouging burnable stuff out of the earth and reducing it to ashes may well be the end of us. But it’s not clear who the “us”…
LONDON : Earth’s water may have come from materials that were present in the inner solar system at the time the planet formed — instead of far-reaching comets or asteroids…
By Michael Marshall Leonardo da Vinci may have been the first person to describe a fossil whalePanther Media GmbH / Alamy A young Leonardo da Vinci saw a fossil whale…
By Donna Lu Deep beneath the Marquesas Islands in the South Pacific is a giant structure near Earth’s coreMichael Runkel / Alamy Seismic wave data has revealed giant structures 2900…