- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- January 7th, 2009
New Model Suggests Earth Has Two Inner Cores
The hypothesis is still highly-experimental
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- October 16th, 2008
Plate Tectonics Are Also Subjected to Global Warming
Researchers believe that the Andes Mountains formed because of drought
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 18th, 2008
Fossils to Shed Light on the Time When the Americas Connected
Remains of animals that lived as far as 20 million years ago unearthed in Panama
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 7th, 2008
Pangaea Fell Victim to Its Own 'Game'
Supercontinent ate itself then broke up
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 3rd, 2008
Simulation Shows How the Motion of Plate Tectonics Flips
Model predicts future supercontinent
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- June 6th, 2008
Mountains Pop up Faster than Previously Thought
Future theory regarding the dynamics of plate tectonics may include delamination
- Space
- By Gabriel Gache
- May 13th, 2008
Prolonged Heating Could Stop Plate Tectonics
A 37.7 degrees Celsius rise in atmospheric temperature should do the job
- Space
- By Gabriel Gache
- May 5th, 2008
Earth's Inner Workings More Complicated than Previously Thought
Earth's mantle shows regions with different chemical compositions
- Space
- By Gabriel Gache
- March 21st, 2008
Supercontinent Split Under its Own Weight
New model explains why Gondwana broke
- Space
- By Gabriel Gache
- March 14th, 2008
Mars' Volcanic Past Exposed
Mars may still generate volcanic eruptions
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- January 7th, 2008
Plate Tectonics May Stop Moving for a Brief Period of Time
In the next 350 million years
- Space
- By Gabriel Gache
- November 22nd, 2007
Newly Discovered Earth-like Planets Must Also Have Plate Tectonics
Earth-like planets
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