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Parts of Earth's Original Crust Exist Today in CanadaRocks from the eastern shore of the Hudson Bay in Canada contain elements of some of Earth's earliest crust, new research finds.
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Primeval Reservoirs Under Earth's Mantle May Be Older Than the MoonThe Earth's mantle retains traces of primeval materials that are older than the moon, which formed a scant 100 million years after the solar system's coalescence.
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Dino-Killing Asteroid May Have Punctured Earth's Crust -
Earth's Fiery Depths Filled with Brimstone -
Microwavable Mantle: Physicists Nuke Mock Earth Layer, for ScienceScientists trying to determine where the missing heat from the Earth comes from have turned to an unlikely source: a microwave oven.
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Hot Superblobs at Earth's Core Feed Rivers of Molten Rock -
Ancient Huts May Reveal Clues to Earth's Magnetic Pole Reversals -
Earth's Mysteriously Light Core Contains BrimstoneResearchers have found that the vast majority of brimstone — reverently referred to in biblical times as "burning stone," but now known more commonly as sulfur — dwells deep in the Earth's core.
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Crashing Electrons Could Explain Earth's Magnetic Field MysteryNew research claims to have solved a messy paradox that has plagued geoscientists who study Earth's core and its life-protecting magnetic field.
