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These tiny, crackly bubbles are a new type of volcanic ash

Scientists have identified a new type of volcanic ash made up of millimeter-long spheres with a crackled surface.

By Jennifer Leman | 12:00pm, November 09, 2018

News in Brief | Earth

Bizarre metals may help unlock mysteries of how Earth’s magnetic field forms

By Emily Conover | 6:00am, November 07, 2018

News in Brief | Earth

Physicists measured Earth’s mass using neutrinos for the first time

By Emily Conover | 11:00am, November 05, 2018

Reviews & Previews | Earth

‘18 Miles’ is full of interesting tales about Earth’s atmosphere

By Sid Perkins | 8:00am, October 28, 2018

News | Earth

These ancient mounds may not be the earliest fossils on Earth after all

By Carolyn Gramling | 1:00pm, October 17, 2018

News | Earth

These light-loving bacteria may survive surprisingly deep underground

By Jennifer Leman | 4:13pm, October 09, 2018

News | Earth

Tracking how rainfall morphs Earth’s surface could help forecast flooding

By Jennifer Leman | 9:00am, October 02, 2018

Feature | Earth

Christopher Hamilton explores the architecture of other worlds

By Carolyn Gramling | 8:32am, September 26, 2018

News | Earth

A new map reveals the causes of forest loss worldwide

By Laurel Hamers | 4:47pm, September 13, 2018

News | Earth

Sea level rise doesn’t necessarily spell doom for coastal wetlands

By Carolyn Gramling | 2:06pm, September 12, 2018

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