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University of Chicago paleontologist Paul Sereno and his colleague at McGill University in Montreal, Hans Larsson, unveiled fossils of five ancient crocodile species nicknamed BoarCroc, Read more…

Hindistan’ın güneyinde 65 milyon yıllık dinozor yumurtaları bulundu. Hindistan’da çıkan "The Hindu" adlı gazetede yayımlanan haberde, yumurtaların Hindistan’ın güneyindeki Tamil Nadu eyaletindeki bir köyde Read more…

The Moon was believed to extremely dry since the return of lunar samples from the Apollo and Luna programs. Many Apollo samples contain some trace water or minor hydrous minerals, Read more…

Güney Pasifik’te Tonga açıklarında deniz dibindeki bir yanardaÄŸ harekete geçince kısa süreli bir panik yaÅŸandı. Ama yetkililer bölgede yaÅŸayan insanların hayatının tehlikede olmadığını açıkladı. Read more…

"The surface can tell us a lot about what’s happening inside the Moon, but until now mapping has been very limited," Shum said. "For instance, with this new high-resolution map, we can confirm that there is very little water on the Moon today, even deep in the interior. Read more…

Keller, a professor in Princeton’s Department of Geosciences, is among a minority of scientists who believe that the story of the dinosaurs’ demise is much more complicated than Read more…

TOKYO-Scientists are in an unprecedented project to revive Japan’s largest coral reef by planting thousands of baby corals growing on tiny ceramic beds.

Corals in Sekisei Lagoon stretching between the Okinawan islands of Ishigaki and Iriomote Read more…

LiveScience.com internet sitesinin haberine göre, Entegre Okyanus Delme Programı(EODP) kapsamında çalışmalarını sürdüren uzmanlar, önemli bir aÅŸama kaydetti. Read more…

       Earthquakes not only shake the ground from side to side, they hoist it up and down as though the earth is bouncing on a trampoline, researchers in Japan found. The scientists found evidence of the jarring vertical movements from analyzing data recorded by seismographs during a powerful earthquake that struck northern Japan on June 14. Read more…

Meridianiite, MgSO₄·11H₂O, was recently discovered on the surface of a frozen pond in central British Columbia, Canada. Meridianiite is stable below 2 °C. Above 2 °C, it melts incongruently to a slurry of epsomite (MgSO₄·7H₂O) and water. Magnesium sulfate minerals are thought to exist in the soils at Gusev crater and elsewhere on the Martian surface. Read more…