A groundbreaking discovery unveils a new type of rock forming at an astonishing speed, challenging traditional geological timelines.

Geologists confirm that industrial waste turns into rock in just 35 years, challenging traditional ideas about geological formation.

Discover the hidden treasures of Flagler Beach, Florida—from rare seashells to prehistoric shark teeth. Learn when and where to beachcomb for the best finds along this unique Atlantic Coast ...

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Discover South Africa’s strangest hiking trails — from prehistoric cycad forests and star-studded coastlines to shipwreck beaches and ladders.

For John B. Anderson, the Gulf Coast is personal. The W. Maurice Ewing Professor Emeritus of Oceanography at Rice University ...

Rocks from the Hadean Eon, the first period in the geological timescale, have been dated in Québec. These are some of the ...

Normally, younger rocks are deposited above older ones, forming predictable geologic layers. In the North Sea, this process ...