Mass wasting
Recent studies have highlighted a significant increase in mass wasting events in the Sedongpu Gully of the Tibetan Plateau since
India’s Scientific Deep Drilling Mission in Koyna-Warna, Maharashtra
The Borehole Geophysics Research Laboratory (BGRL) is leading a deep-drilling mission under the Scientific Deep Drilling (SDD) program. About the
Types of Soil
Soil is one of the significant natural resources, like air and water. It is the topmost layer of the earth’s
Batagay crater
The Batagay crater, also referred to as Batagaika, is an expanding thermokarst depression in Siberia, Russia, revealing ancient permafrost layers
Ringwoodite
Recent seismic studies have revealed the existence of a colossal subterranean ocean, challenging conventional theories about Earth’s water sources and
Mount Etna and Volcanic Vortex Rings (VVRs)
Mount Etna has been observed producing Volcanic Vortex Rings (VVRs). About Mount Etna: About Volcanic Vortex Rings (VVRs): ref:Source UPSC
Barberton Greenstone Belt
Geologists have recently discovered evidence of some of the earliest known earthquakes in 3.3 billion-year-old rocks within the Barberton Greenstone
Anthropocene Epoch
A committee recently voted against declaring the start of the Anthropocene epoch in the geologic time scale (GTS). Key debates on the Anthropocene
Star dunes
Scientists unveiled the first in-depth study of a star dune, revealing the internal structure of these geological features and showing
Major Magnetic Anomaly Found in Lake Rotorua | UPSC
Major Magnetic Anomaly was discovered deep below Lake Rotorua, revealing groundbreaking geological insights. About lake Rotorua: New Revelations: Magnetic Anomaly