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Ocean’s Time Capsules – Reconstructing Earth’s Carbon History

Deep within the ocean, ancient carbon lies locked inside sedimentary rocks. In a recent study, scientists have uncovered these geological archives, revealing new insights that redefine our understanding of Earth’s history and the evolution of life.

calendar 26.10.2025
reading-time 4 minutes

The Sun’s Internal Clock – Exploring Solar Cycles

Even if the Sun always looks the same to us, sunspots—whose sizes vary—were already identified back in the 18th century. The effort to understand what causes these changes led to a fascinating journey into the Sun’s activity cycles and the influence of the planets on it.

calendar 5.5.2025
reading-time 7 minutes

The World’s Oldest Lake: New Evidence for Earlier Life on Earth

Could Earth’s fresh water—and life—have emerged earlier than we thought?

calendar 29.4.2025
reading-time 5 minutes

Why Mountains Rise and Fall : Earth’s Ever-Changing Surface

How does the movement of continents shape the Earth’s surface and affect mountain height?

calendar 10.4.2025
reading-time 8 minutes

James Van Allen: The Scientist Who Reached Into Space

This month marks 110 years since the birth of James Van Allen, the American researcher who discovered the magnetic radiation belts and led numerous pioneering studies in space exploration.

calendar 26.9.2024
reading-time 9 minutes

What Would Happen if the Earth Were Flat?

Trees growing at an angle, a vast ocean surrounded by a huge desert and bizarre basketball

calendar 19.7.2023
reading-time 4 minutes

Brainwash – What are Dark Sky Preserves?

What makes Calico cats unique? How does thunder form? A Scientific Trivia Quiz

calendar 27.3.2023
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How Was The Earth Formed?

The journey from a cosmic cloud of gas to the solid, rocky planet that we inhabit was long and complex

calendar 22.3.2023
reading-time 5 minutes