A new dinosaur species unearthed from the famed Morrison Formation in Colorado has been identified, according to a journal ...

The gold standard for determining the age of ancient rocks is measuring the radioactive decay of isotopes of uranium into lead in minerals known as zircons. But not all rocks contain zircons, so ...

In the arid deserts of Namibia, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, researchers have uncovered an astonishing discovery: thin, orderly ...

They can indicate the first welcome glimpses of springtime, set the tone on a first date, and brighten up the room when ...

In a recent study, researchers from Syracuse University and MIT uncovered new clues by examining ancient rock cores from South Africa. The research provides a clearer timeline of how rising oxygen ...

The Perseverance rover has collected seven oriented samples of sedimentary rocks, all likely older than the oldest signs of widespread life on Earth, at the exposed base of the western fan in Jezero ...

Life itself could be turned into a modifiable tool of production. It is compelling proof that the fast-growing field of biological engineering is going to change the world. In very big ways.

Science New sedimentary rock made from slag is a carbon-trapping champ Premium When lithified slag breaks down, it stores greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide through a process called mineral ...

Petrological characterization was carried out in Ottawa and spectroscopic analysis of graphitic carbon was carried out in London, U.K. The Origins of Graphitic Carbon “Graphitic carbon from chemical ...

Biological Sedimentary Rocks: Biological sedimentary rocks are formed by decaying a large number of living organisms. Most of the biogenic sedimentary rocks are formed as marine organisms such as ...

"Our study focuses on chemical sedimentary rocks found in the Saglek-Hebron. These rocks, among the oldest on Earth, dating back 3.9 billion years, are created through oceanic precipitation. They ...

"Our study focuses on chemical sedimentary rocks found in the Saglek-Hebron. These rocks, among the oldest on Earth, dating back 3.9 billion years, are created through oceanic precipitation.