Only later would it be revealed how these unpromising mounds were the remnants of one of the oldest cities on Earth: Eridu. Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland John George Taylor ...

Six million years ago, the Mediterranean Sea wasn’t nearly as picturesque as it is today. It was barely even a sea; tectonic activity had raised a mountain range in the Strait of Gibraltar ...

"Lynas is now the world’s only commercial producer of separated heavy rare earth products outside China,” said CEO and MD Amanda Lacaze. “Lynas is uniquely positioned to contribute to and ...

If the Earth could stay below that threshold, a climate catastrophe and major rise in sea levels might be staved off. But a group of scientists has demonstrated that if the world stays on course ...

Attempting to purchase a Master of Ceremony item in the Super Store when on PlayStation 5 while using the “Quality” visual setting will no longer change page, Crash Fixes, Hangs and Soft-locks ...

Its biological riches - including 825 plant species, of which more than a third exist nowhere else on Earth - have earned it UNESCO World Heritage status. Among them are bottle trees, whose ...

Its biological riches — including 825 plant species, of which more than a third exist nowhere else on Earth — have earned it UNESCO World Heritage status. Among them are bottle trees ...

Gregg Giannotti has just one use for Rich Eisen’s sports talkshow. “The talk show is Ambien,” the WFAN “Boomer & Gio” host said Thursday. “Any clip that I see, it feels like they’re ...

And a Facebook group called “Friends of Waukazoo Woods” posted it was having a cookout and offering burgers at 248 Dyken Avenue beginning at 6 p.m. today. Want more Grand Rapids-area news?

A new study predicts Earth will lose its oxygen in a billion years. Toho University researchers used NASA models for this finding. The sun's aging will cause water evaporation and temperature rise.

Sources of hydrogen could be hiding amid the Earth's crust -- enough to power Earth at its current energy needs for the next 170,000 years, according to a paper published in Nature Reviews Earth ...