Beneath the Indian Ocean lies a 106-meter gravity hole, caused by ancient mantle plumes and vanished oceans. Scientists trace ...

The Indian Ocean "gravity hole" is the site of the deepest dent in Earth's gravitational field. It's a circular ocean region with a gravitational pull that's so weak, sea levels are 348 feet (106 ...

A new approach is unlocking hidden data from satellite mega-constellations to track Earth's changes in real time. By using ...

Surprising differences in the two so-called Large Low-Velocity Provinces may risk instability in Earth's protective magnetic ...

Standing on Earth's surface, the planet's mass creates ... dragging it in toward themselves and creating a gravitational field of influence or "gravity well" from which it can be difficult to ...

Useable data is one of the most valuable tools scientists can have. The more data sources they have, the better they can make ...

Despite having been studied from every possible point of view and angle, the Earth will remain a mystery to most people. Studies of its structure are incomplete, especially after t ...

The more mass an object has, the greater its gravitational field will be. For example, the Earth has a greater gravitational field than the Moon because it has a much greater mass than the Moon.

By utilising communication signals for positioning and calculating the earth’s gravitational field, real-time observation of ...