
Materials Science
Let’s learn about diamond
Diamond is born under extreme heat and pressure inside Earth and elsewhere in the universe.
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Diamond is born under extreme heat and pressure inside Earth and elsewhere in the universe.
Los datos que demuestran esta relación entre las erupciones de este volcán griego y el nivel del mar se remontan al menos a 360,000 años.
Pressures within these pyroclastic flows may be as much as three times as high as observations had suggested.
Earthquakes usually last seconds. But sometimes, they can last days, or even years. Here’s what scientists are learning about these “slow-slip events.”
Convection is a process that transfers heat through the movement of liquid or gas.
Data showing this association go back at least 360,000 years.
Fin-whale calls are loud enough to penetrate into Earth’s crust, offering scientists a new way to study the properties of the ocean floor.
Molten rock rising from the deep mantle at the Mid-Atlantic Ridge may drive plate tectonics there more than had been expected.
Diamond retains its structure even at extreme pressures, which could reveal how carbon behaves in the cores of some exoplanets.
We may not see them, but tiny particles and droplets cloud the air, affecting its properties. Some may be pollutants, others all-natural products.