The atmosphere, the ocean and life on Earth have interacted over the past ... More information: Zunli Lu et al, Phanerozoic co-evolution of O 2-CO 2 and ocean habitability, National Science Review ...

Charles Darwin comes to mind when we think of the theory of evolution. But before Darwin published his groundbreaking work in 1859, other scientists were already trying to explain the diversity of ...

Observing our planet from the International Space Station since July 2022, NASA's EMIT (Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source ...

Planet Earth will once again witness the passing by of several massive asteroids in the coming days. According to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, five asteroids will fly by Earth between October 26 ...

Four astronauts returned to Earth on Friday after a nearly eight-month space station stay extended by Boeing's capsule trouble and Hurricane Milton. The two astronauts that arrived on Boeing's ...

This year is on course to be the hottest on record, with an average global surface temperature more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. But there is some better news: the overall amount of ...

The climate models suggest that annually injecting 5 million tons of synthetic diamond dust into the atmosphere could potentially cool the Earth by 1.6°C over 45 years. However, the researchers ...

Some of the approaching asteroids will make even closer flybys of Earth over the next few decades: 2024 TR6 will return on Aug. 5 ... science, space weather, climate change, animal behavior ...

A directory and analysis of the open source ecosystem in the areas of climate change, sustainable energy, biodiversity and natural resources. https://docs.getgrist ...

Earth was a much different place during the ... that disaster actually may have been beneficial for the early evolution of life by serving as "a giant fertilizer bomb" for the bacteria and other ...

“We know that giant meteorite impacts were frequent during Earth’s infancy and that they must have affected the evolution of early life, but we didn’t have a good understanding of how ...

A meteorite four times the size of Mount Everest may have helped life to thrive after it smashed into Earth, research suggests. The S2 meteorite crashed into our planet around 3.26 billion years ...