Does the subduction of tectonic plates accelerate before major earthquakes?
Before the event followed by the Fukushima tsunami, the direction of the Earth crust’s movement had even been reversed for a short time
Before the event followed by the Fukushima tsunami, the direction of the Earth crust’s movement had even been reversed for a short time
Experts from all over the world will discuss the current state of research and practical examples from damage analysis and stone restoration
Ring Grips with super-thin stone “so you don’t drop your phone” is how Mikol Marmi describes its newest product
Researchers merged new and old data from Apollo and recent satellite missions to develop a unified description of the stratigraphy, or rock layers, of our nearest neighbor in space
Scientific studies in Germany have shown the importance of saying goodbye and the role of individual rituals in this context
An abrupt 60-year megadrought weakened the Assyrian state so much that its capital could be overrun by Babylonians and Medes who could rely on irrigation
The German Archaeological Institute runs two projects not far from the Sea of Galilee in Umm Qays in Jordan
On April 15, 2020, the fire disaster almost destroyed Notre-Dame in Paris. In a detailed article, Science magazine has gathered expert information on the cathedral’s limestone
Topics reach from checklists for worker protection, quarantine behavior to cyber criminals seeking to capitalize on the epidemic
A diadem made with the gemstone aquamarine and diamonds is now part of the Dorothy and Artie McFerrin Gallery in The Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS). The collection already boasts two other Fabergé tiaras
In a thimble full of sea floor mud there are about 120 million cells of Woeseiales bacteria
The aim is to make citizens aware of the importance of geology and these natural resources