Three Billion Years Ago, a Giant Impact Boiled Away Some of Earth's Ocean. Then Life Bounced BackThe ancient S2 asteroid impact, though catastrophic, led to a boost in Earth's early biosphere by enriching oceans with essential nutrients.
Can Scientists Save the World from an Apocalyptic Asteroid Strike?Planetary defense against asteroids is a serious and pressing issue, requiring global collaboration to prevent potential catastrophic impacts.
You Won't Believe How Hard It Is to Answer This Basic Question about Prehistoric LifeTaxonomic classification of extinct species is complex and may misrepresent prehistoric biodiversity.
New clues about how life bounced back after dinosaur extinctionThe discovery of fossils in Colorado sheds light on the quick rebound of life post-dinosaur extinction, revealing the evolution of large mammals within 300,000 years.
You Won't Believe How Hard It Is to Answer This Basic Question about Prehistoric LifeTaxonomic classification of extinct species is complex and may misrepresent prehistoric biodiversity.
New clues about how life bounced back after dinosaur extinctionThe discovery of fossils in Colorado sheds light on the quick rebound of life post-dinosaur extinction, revealing the evolution of large mammals within 300,000 years.
Dismantling the Ship That Drilled for the Ocean's Deepest SecretsThe decline of the JOIDES Resolution threatens marine geological and climate research capabilities.
Early warning sign of extinction? - Harvard GazetteFossil record of tiny ocean creatures offers insights into future changes in global biodiversity and warming climate.
Modern ants evolved alongside their ancient ancestors, study suggestsModern ants share a common extinct ancestor, with consistent body structure over 100 million years of evolution.Ants avoided extinction during the Cretaceous-Paleogene event, showcasing remarkable persistence in body structure over time.