
Tiny sponge fossil predates the Cambrian explosion
The finding questions accuracy of long-standing evolutionary theory, paleontologists say.
The finding questions accuracy of long-standing evolutionary theory, paleontologists say.
San Andreas gets all the attention, but James Dolan studies the faults directly beneath us — and the dangers they pose.
Frank Corsetti’s research into rocks is a time machine back to the primeval world and, possibly, our future.
Camaraderie, calcium carbonate and classwork combine in summer field program that satisfies the scientifically curious.
The team’s 3-D models suggested a likely answer to a question that has long plagued geologists.
The team’s 3-D models suggested a likely answer to a question that has long plagued geologists.
A well-established model for the Earth’s lithosphere suggests that the height of the Earth’s crust must be supported by a commensurate depth.
The dusty Land Cruiser bumped and rumbled along the Moroccan desert floor as our caravan approached the village of Merzouga under the light of a waxing moon.
Like it or not, most people take work home with them. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, a neuroscientist and educational psychologist at USC, takes inspiration from home to work.