The paper, "Hydrogeological constraints on the formation of Palaeoproterozoic banded iron formations," was published in Nature Geoscience (doi: 10.1038/s41561-019-0372-0). Journal Nature Geoscience ...

How were Earth's solid deposits of iron ore created? One researchers suggests that, billions of years ago, "green rust" formed in seawater and sank to the ocean bed, becoming an original source of ...

The iron layer, as well as a manganese layer, was more severe in samples taken from poorly-drained areas of putting greens. Scientists suggest that iron applications and irrigation water be carefully ...

Back in 2008, a surprising discovery was made and it revealed that iron-based materials have a high-temperature superconductivity. The uncovering of this property astounded scientists, as it had long ...

Its potential value, pegged at $5.775 trillion USD based on current market prices, ... “The exact timeline of the change of these formations from 30% iron as they were originally, ...

The iron layer, as well as a manganese layer, was more severe in samples taken from poorly-drained areas of putting greens. Scientists suggest that iron applications and irrigation water be carefully ...

Though they may seem rock solid, the ancient sedimentary rocks called iron formations - the world's chief economic source of iron ore - were once dissolved in seawater. How did that iron go from a ...