Earth Articles
The oldest place on Earth
Antarctica may seem like the dead continent, but it once bustled with life — a little of which still survives
Slowing ice flows
New satellite study of glacier motion shows stop-and-go ice movement
Big quake, little destruction
A large earthquake rattles Indonesia without unleashing a damaging tsunami
Flipping icebergs
Capsizing icebergs may release as much energy as a bomb
Twist and shake
A new look at the shape of the San Andreas Fault suggests future earthquakes may be stronger than previously thought
A ghost lake
Scientists study an ancient lake that once covered much of Utah to learn lessons for the future
Water, water, not everywhere
Satellites show a drop in Earth’s groundwater levels
Eastern quakes can trigger big shakes
Scientists study the widespread impacts of tremors east of the Rockies
Big rocks’ balancing acts
Scientists study how balanced boulders resist falling over — and what that may say about earthquakes.
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