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IN A NUTSHELL 💎 Researchers discover South African diamonds with chemically opposing inclusions, challenging existing geological theories. 🧪 The inclusion of oxidized and reduced materials in the diamonds provides insight into Earth’s mantle processes. 🔎 Findings suggest oxidized materials exist deeper than previously thought, prompting a reevaluation of mantle chemistry. 📚 Study reveals new understanding of diamond formation through interactions …

Sep 16, 2025, 08:50 PM ET KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Cal Raleigh broke Mickey Mantle’s record for homers by a switch-hitter and tied the Mariners record set by Ken Griffey Jr. when the Seattle star hit his 55th and 56th of the season in consecutive at-bats against the Royals on Tuesday night. Raleigh doubled in his first at-bat on a …

IN A NUTSHELL 🗺️ New research reveals Earth’s continents began forming billions of years earlier than previously believed. 🔬 Scientists used ancient crystal chemistry and advanced geodynamic models to uncover these insights. 🌋 The study highlights early tectonic activity, including episodic subduction driven by mantle plumes. 🌍 Early formation of continental crust impacts our understanding of Earth’s climate and the …

Beneath the stable crust of North America, scientists have discovered something extraordinary: the deep roots of the continent are slowly dripping away in blobs of rock.  This unusual geologic process appears to be driven by the remnants of an ancient tectonic plate, revealing a rare opportunity to observe “cratonic thinning” as it happens in real time.  The phenomenon …

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Geologists have stumbled on what they call gigantic fortresses lying almost 1,800 miles below our feet in Earth’s mantle. New seismic evidence shows how these subterranean bulwarks are older and tougher than the cooler debris of dead ocean plates that surround them, turning a long‑running mystery into a concrete data story. Each fortress spans an area comparable to …