While most of us wouldn’t fancy being in the -2°C (28.4°F) water underneath Antarctica’s winter ice, for the sea-dwelling ...

Scientists now think the Earth’s story began around 4.6 billion years ago in a disk-shaped cloud of dust and gas rotating around the early sun, made up of material left behind after the sun’s ...

while on the side path to your left you can find the first of Odin’s winged spies perched on top of the stalactite-encrusted rock formation. Lift the boat and squish the wretches you find ...

The accretion hypothesis proposes that the Moon was created along with Earth at its formation. The fission theory suggests Earth had been spinning so fast that some material broke away and began to ...

Habit formation is the process by which behaviors become automatic. Habits can form without a person intending to acquire them, but they can also be deliberately cultivated—or eliminated—to ...

At 21 feet, 3 inches, this stalactite can be found in the Throne Room of the caverns ... is in the Throne Room. The world’s largest formation of brushite moonmilk is in the Big Room. The Big Room is ...

Once submerged under the sea millions of years ago, the Cayman Crystal Caves were shaped by water erosion, creating rooms filled with stalagmite and stalactite formations. Over time, dripping ...

A narrow rock formation separates the Twin Lagoons, popular swimming holes filled with a freshwater-saltwater mix in Busuanga Island, Palawan. Photograph by HOLGS / Getty Images Named after the ...

Karstified rocks typically have dissolutionally enhanced fractures or bedding planes, and the process of karstification continues with the formation ... variations under a stalactite of the ...

Depending on where they form, tropical storms are also known as hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons. Tropical storms form over warm oceans and travel from east to west. Tropical storms bring with ...

A newly discovered doughnut shape in Earth's outer core may reveal elements that help drive the formation of the planet's magnetic field.

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