In prehistoric gemology news, scientists have dug up some old costume jewelry. A fragment of zircon in the shape of a space dinosaur toenail (pictured above) was found on a sheep ranch in western Australia. The discoverer claims it to be 4.4 billion … Continue reading
In geogossip news, a pair of Stanford mean girls has been spreading rumors about the Earth’s core strength. Stanford mineral physicists Arianna Gleason and Wendy Mao trashed the core, calling it “not quite as rock-solid as we thought”, and “startlingly … Continue reading
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released stunning new satellite photos (shown above) indicating the extent to which the Earth has been affected by global widening. “These photographs show an undeniable change in global ovaling over the last 50 years,” one … Continue reading
Big news in the European science community. Scientists this week determined that the core of the earth is 9.2% hotter than measurements taken before, with a margin for error of 8.6%.* The results were reported by a consortium of organizations … Continue reading
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