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Magnesium Oxide: From Earth to Super Earths
Topic: Geology
11/27/12
Summary: A new study on the mineral magnesium oxide is helping scientists understand the nature of planetary interiors. The results could yield new insight into the evolution of rocky planets.

A 3.45-Million-Year-Old Diet
Topic: Geology
11/20/12
Summary: Researchers are providing new information about the ‘diet' of microorganisms on the early Earth. By studying 3.45-billion-year-old rocks, the team uncovered clues about ancient microbial metabolism.

Atomic Clocks Could Reveal Earth's Interior
Topic: Geology
11/14/12
Summary: A team of astrophysicists are hoping to use ultraprecise portable atomic clocks to study the Earth's true physical form and explore our planet's interior.

The Consequences of a Massive Volcanic Eruption
Topic: Geology
11/08/12
Summary: A new study shows how a colossal volcanic eruption 74,000 years ago affected early humans and Earth's climate.

Forecasting Volcano Eruptions from Space
Topic: Geology
11/06/12
Summary: A new study uses satellites to study how volcanoes are deformed prior to an eruption.

Fool's Gold Helps Regulate Oxygen
Topic: Geology
07/26/12
Summary: A new study suggests that sulfur plays a more significant role in regulating atmospheric oxygen than previously believed.

Mini-Oases at Ancient Methane Seeps
Topic: Geology
05/17/12
Summary: Research shows that ancient mollusks made their homes around methane seeps in the seaway that once covered America's Great Plains.

Yellowstone's Super Volcano Not So Super
Topic: Geology
05/03/12
Summary: New research shows that the Yellowstone "super-volcano" is less "super" but more active than previously thought. The volcano is still large enough to have been responsible for one of the largest known volcanic explosions to have occurred on Earth.

Refining Earth's Clock
Topic: Geology
04/11/12
Summary: Scientists have refined the data used to determine how old minerals or rocks are. The study will help us more accurately date major geological events in Earth's history.

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

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