1 December 2021 The Geological Society of America Release no. 21-69 Contact: Kea Giles +1-303-357-1057 [email protected] For Immediate Release New Geology Articles Published Online Ahead of ...

Journey to Niagara Falls to explore geology and the erosive power of water and ice. Niagara Falls is one of the most recognizable waterfalls in the world. It’s beautiful, majestic--it’s no ...

The existence of waterfalls that formed without any external influence could change the current understanding of the planet's geology, researchers have stated. A team of scientists discovered a ...

For more than 20 miles, the waters of a section of the Black River build and gather strength before crashing over Big Manitou Falls at Pattison State Park.

The waterfalls are the end result of millions of years of geology, formed as streams and creeks cut through layers of ash and volcanic basalt, deposited by eruptions in the Cascade Mountains.

Journey into the depths of one of the most mysterious natural wonders on Earth – the 7-mile deep waterfall cave. In this video, we explore the geology, legends, and raw power behind this hidden marvel ...

While some well-known sites are obvious – Niagara Falls and Killarney Provincial ... professor who has written extensively on Canadian geology and hosted several documentaries on the topic ...

Iceland is defined by its geology, and Doug explores gargantuan waterfalls roaring over ancient lava flows; ice caps, glaciers, and geysers; and how the island is split down the middle by the ...

The first of its kind for an Ohio State Park, this unique glass walkway will transform the way visitors experience the beauty of Nelson-Kennedy Ledges.