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Dinosaurs Roamed a Fiery Landscape
Topic: Geology
04/07/12
New research shows that fire during the Cretaceous was much more widespread than previously thought.

Fossil Raindrops Reveal Early Atmosphere
Topic: Geology
04/02/12
By studying fossil raindrops, scientists have revealed valuable information about the early atmosphere of Earth. The research could dramatically improve models of Earth's ancient, and will help astrobiologists understand the environmental conditions in which life arose on our planet.

Discovery Sheds Light on Wandering Continents
Topic: Geology
03/25/12
New research is providing insight into the processes that underlie plate tectonics. The results could help astrobiologists better understand the processes that led to a habitable Earth.

A New Theory on the Oldest Continents
Topic: Geology
03/15/12
Geologists have developed a new theory for how the earliest continents on Earth were formed. The processes behind continent formation and development on our planet have a profound effect on Earth's climate and the evolution of life as we know it.

How the Burgess Shale Was Preserved
Topic: Geology
03/13/12
The Burgess Shale of British Columbia is one of the most important fossil deposits in the world. Now, scientists are beginning to understand how these fossils were preserved.

Green Laser Spectroscopy
Topic: Geology
03/05/12
LAMIS, a green chemistry laser spectroscopy technique from Berkeley Lab, is faster and less expensive than mass spectrometry and can be carried out from across vast distances. Among other applications, it can be used to date geological objects on Earth and beyond.

Volcanoes Deliver Two Flavors of Water
Topic: Geology
02/28/12
Scientists have discovered seawater preserved in oceanic plates that could be 1 billion years old.

Continental Uplift and Biodiversity Cycles
Topic: Geology
02/24/12
A new study indicates that periodic uplifting of the Earth's continents could be linked to booms and busts in marine biodiversity over the past 500 million years.

Parts of Earth that Survived the Moon-Creation Collision
Topic: Geology
02/21/12
A new study shows that portions of the Earth's mantle formed when the planet was smaller, and survived the planet's turbulent formation and the collision that led to the creation of the Moon.

Honeycombs and Hexacopters Tell a Story of Mars
Topic: Geology
02/19/12
Scientists working in the Channeled Scablands in eastern Washington state are uncovering geological information about the region, and gathering data that will help to explain the history of Mars.

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