As solid as our planet's crust might feel beneath our feet, we're literally surfing mountains across a churning sea of hot minerals.
We May Have Been Wrong About The Source of Earth’s Crust Movements, Study Reveals
Planet is entering ‘new climate regime’ with ‘extraordinary’ heat waves intensified by global warming, study says
By Jason Samenow June 11 Original Article Simultaneous heat waves scorched land areas all over the Northern Hemisphere last summer, killing hundreds and hospitalizing thousands while intensifying destructive and deadly wildfires. A study published this week in the journal Earth’s Future concludes that this heat wave epidemic “would not have occurred without human-induced climate change.” …
Aliens Did Not Carve Mile-High Mounds On Mars, Climate Change And Strong Winds Did
Mile high mounds on Mars were formed during its Noachian period. How ironic?
The Making of an Allosaurus Graveyard
Scientific blindness is never so apparent as when dealing with remnants of Noah's flood. This articles shows how the words flood, wet, catastrophe, intense, dry and drought are unavoidable.
Asteroid strike made ‘instant Himalayas’
Evidence of the rapid formation of tectonic plates during the breakup of Pangaea is described in garbled science lingo and woven into the prevailing narrative of asteroid induced mass extinction.
America’s Epidemic of Empty Churches
Religious communities often face a choice: Sell off the buildings they can no longer afford, or find a way to fill them with new uses.
Astronomers Find a Huge Diamond in Space
If you really want to impress your favorite lady this Valentine’s Day, get her the galaxy’s largest diamond. But you’d better carry a deep wallet, because this 10 billion trillion trillion carat monster has a cost that’s literally astronomical!
How Do Astronomers Actually Find Exoplanets?
By Joseph Strombergsmithsonian.comMarch 19, 2014 Read original article here. Finding exoplanets starts with choosing to believe that they exist. Inductive reasoning, where you use your premise to supply evidence for your conclusion, does the rest. A handful of ingenious methods have been used to detect the planets too far away for us to see. A …
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Giant ‘Mirror’ Planets Found in First-of-Its-Kind Experiment
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California - Planets orbiting other stars are running out of ways to hide. For the first time, astronomers have used reflected starlight to tease out the possible presence of 60 large, roasted worlds.
Winds of Rubies and Sapphires
An exoplanet 16 times bigger than the Earth has shown signs of powerful changing winds, say researchers.