Recent advances in ancient DNA analysis have sparked intriguing discussions about the possibility of non-human entities once ...

A new method allows scientists to reconstruct carbon dioxide levels and photosynthesis from fossilized tooth enamel. A ...

Step back into the world of Ancient Rome, mapped out through Google Earth with unit placements that bring history to life.

Tides, rivers, and shifting coasts shaped Sumer, the world’s first urban society - offering lessons for today’s climate ...

Scientists uncovered water sealed beneath Canada’s crust for over two billion years. Salty, bitter and microbe-tinged, the ancient find could hold secrets about Earth’s past and life beyond.

Archaeologists uncovered ancient puppet-like figurines. Estimated to be around 2,400 years old, they oddly resemble modern ...

Our new results provide the strongest evidence yet that at least some Halley-type comets carried water with the same isotopic ...

The origins of plate tectonics on Earth are hotly debated, but evidence from Australia now shows that parts of the crust moved in relation to each other as early as 3.5 billion years ago ...

Ancient supernovas may have blasted Earth with powerful radiation, causing dramatic changes in our climate, and could do so again, posing a threat to life.

If the early Earth had enough of these lakes, the rise of life may have been not just possible, but likely. Note: The article above provided above by The Brighter Side of News.