The bold question-askers at What If forecast the distant future of Earth’s continents and whether they might sink into the ...

When it comes to challenging bosses, Deltarune has plenty of them to boast of. As you make your way through the Dark World, ...

In a lengthy ruling last week, U.S. District Judge Richard Leon of D.C. knocked down President Trump’s efforts to punish the law firm WilmerHale by stripping its lawyers of security clearances ...

Earth's crust once formed a dense "root" supporting Colombia's northern Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains, but new research suggests this prop sank into the mantle millions of years ago.

In the weeks leading up to the April 1 live anniversary taping of 'AirTalk' at Southern California Public Radio’s Crawford Family Forum, Mantle and his producers are pulling favorite moments to ...

Geoscientists have made an unprecedented achievement on their 60-year quest to know more about Earth's mysterious depths. Pieces of Earth’s rocky mantle were collected by a drilling vessel ...

The finding of enriched intraplate mantle-derived magmas appearing approx. 300 million years after the onset of modern plate tectonics provides important insights into the processes, driven by ...

Mickey Mantle’s lewd response to his favorite Yankee Stadium memory is up for auction. Lelands The bidding for the questionnaire started at $1,000; it has already eclipsed $10,000 and the ...

Dig out your old baseball cards. They might just be worth eight figures at auction. A Mickey Mantle baseball card from 1952 sold for a jaw-dropping $12,600,000 early Sunday morning, according to a ...

Research on hidden structures deep within Earth’s mantle challenges theories about our planet’s middle layer and could transform our understanding of plate tectonics. CNN values your feedback 1.

North America is 'dripping' down into Earth's mantle, scientists discover 'Pulsing, like a heartbeat': Rhythmic mantle plume rising beneath Ethiopia is creating a new ocean ...

On May 1, they began drilling the hole, known as U1601C.Andrew McCaig, the expedition’s co-chief scientist, expected to make a shallow “pinprick” because the record for drilling in mantle ...