The Sea Swallows Our Poisons: Human Pollutants Have Become Part of the Chemistry of All Oceans
A new study reveals that human-made chemical pollutants have infiltrated oceanic ecosystems and the chemical composition of seawater, potentially disrupting natural processes.
How samples from the Apollo missions generated confusion about the Moon's magnetic field
A recent study revealed that samples from the Apollo missions indicate the Moon once had a very strong magnetic field, challenging long-held beliefs in the scientific community.
Breaking: Magnitude 4.4 earthquake shakes regional NSW
A magnitude 4.4 earthquake struck Boorowa, NSW, with thousands feeling the tremor across Central New South Wales.
Underground 'battery' deep in the outback could power millions of homes
Geoscience Australia is exploring the Adavale Basin as a potential site for underground hydrogen gas storage, aiming to address green energy storage challenges in Australia.
Oceans of hydrogen in the Earth's core: how it captured the most abundant element in the universe
A recent experiment suggests that the Earth's core may contain significantly more hydrogen than previously thought, potentially explaining its scarcity on the surface.
Greenland Was Green Seven Thousand Years Ago... Will It Return?
A recent study reveals that the Greenland ice sheet's northern region was entirely ice-free about seven thousand years ago, raising questions about the potential for its return to that state.