The latest findings from an ongoing study into the impacts of industrial air emissions on ancient rock carvings on the Burrup Peninsula, suggests rocks closer to industry have suffered greater ...

Earth and space mingle in stunning ways for the 2025 Milky Way Photographer of the Year contest. From the “geological ...

From the Danakil Desert’s blazing acid lakes to Kazakhstan’s frozen ice volcanoes, Earth reveals extremes that challenge survival and spark fascination. The vast salt deserts of Iran and Ethiopia ...

Ancient rock art in Western Australia is not being damaged by emissions from industrial sites, a study released on Friday found, just days out from a decision on whether to extend Woodside’s major gas ...

When scientists talk about Earth’s history, they often mention huge numbers– billions of years, shifting continents, and ...

A steep staircase will lead you down to the start of the southern breakwall and a hole in the rockface known as Australia Rock. When Australia rock is viewed at just the right angle, the hole in the ...

The beach is known for its unique rock formations that poke through the sand. These date back around 340 million years, and provide a one-of-a-kind backdrop. Walking around, you may notice that ...

Human trash is wreaking all sorts of havoc on the natural world, including, according to recent research, accelerating rock formation in some parts of the globe. Thanks to a coin and a drinks can ...

Lake Bolac farmer Adrian McMaster has been found guilty of destroying an ancient Aboriginal stone arrangement on his property. A magistrate has ruled McMaster's conduct breached the Aboriginal ...

It is known for its unique rock formations, small white pebbles and sand and clear waters. Access to the beach is restricted to 250 people per day and visitors must book through the Heart of ...

Researchers have discovered an accelerated, human-driven rock formation process taking place in West Cumbria. © University of Glasgow The geological processes that ...

These elements are highly chemically reactive, which is key to causing the accelerated process of rock formation. When the slag is eroded by the sea, it exposes the material to seawater and air ...