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What is the Ring of Fire? Earth’s most volcanically active region

Aerial view of Mount Everest from the south. Image credits: airline company Drukair in Bhutan.

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The main types of mountains — Earth’s ups and downs

Planet Earth

A Big Blue Marble. A History of Earth from Space

Planet Earth

The hottest hot springs: Around the world in water, heat, and geology

Lava flow on Hawaii. Lava is the extrusive equivalent of magma. Image via Hawaii Volcano Observatory (DAS)

Planet Earth

The hot difference between lava and magma, according to experts

Planet Earth

The eye of the Sahara — how such a bizarre formation came to be

Geology

What is Gondwana: the ancient supercontinent that changed Earth

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Antarctica’s amazing striped icebergs

Planet Earth

How hot is lava, according to experts

Planet Earth

What is Sahara dust and why does it matters so much for the Earth

Geography

The Mariana Trench: To the bottom of the Earth

Geography

What is the world’s deepest cave?

Geology

Why is the ocean salty?

Planet Earth

What causes an Ice Age? A simple explainer

Geology

The main types of seismic waves: P, S, and surface waves

Geology

17 Pictures that will make you want to become a Geologist

The figure below shows the estimated locations within the Pungggye-ri test site of the five previous tests (red dots). The tests are conducted in the tunnel system inside the mountain. The area of the likely location of the most recent test is indicated in the figure. Some additional work is required in order to estimate a precise location. Image credits: Norsar seismic array.

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How science knows when nations are testing nuclear bombs — even when they are lying

A projection of the landmass antipodes.

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Here’s where you’d end up if you dug straight through the Earth

Geology

6 Surreal Caves of the Earth

Krzysztof Starnawski first dived in the cave 20 years ago. Now, he led the team that found that "Hranice Abyss" is the world's deepest underwater cave. Credit: Marcin Jamkowski/National Geographic

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World’s deepest underwater cave discovered in Czech Republic — explorers still haven’t reached the bottom

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