Geochemistry of Gold: Peering Into Telfer Mine’s Rich Deposits
Telfer, one of the most productive gold mines in Australia, lies in the Great Sandy Desert. Located in Western Australia, Telfer mine operates on Martu…
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Telfer, one of the most productive gold mines in Australia, lies in the Great Sandy Desert. Located in Western Australia, Telfer mine operates on Martu…
Rolling hills of peaty soil store thousands of years of plant matter in northeastern England. The North York Moors National Park in Yorkshire features rolling…
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Adam’s Bridge connects India and Sri Lanka through a series of limestone shoals extending from Rameswaram Island to Mannar Island. Once a solid land bridge,…
In 2024, extensive flooding in southern Brazil caused significant damage, particularly in Rio Grande do Sul. Maps showing floodwater depths were vital for disaster response…
Culebra Island, located near Puerto Rico, boasts diverse marine ecosystems with extensive coral reefs protected by various reserves. Despite their ecological importance, these reefs face…
A former island and a desert are among the newcomers to the dry landscape following the Aral Sea’s rapid decline. The Aral Sea, a lake…
Venezuela is the first postglacial nation in the Andes, as its last substantial patch of ice is now considered too small to flow under its…
Strong winds and ample fuel helped spread flames over 14,000 acres of grassland in California’s San Joaquin County. In early June 2024, blazes from the…
A recent study using satellite data shows that the global coverage of greenhouses has expanded to over 13,000 square kilometers, with the largest growth occurring…
La Parguera in n Puerto Rico, corals, seagrass, and mangroves paint a colorful Caribbean scene by day, while the waters of a rare bioluminescent bay…
In mid-May 2024, California’s Clear Lake experienced a significant algal bloom, likely including harmful cyanobacteria, which was captured by satellite imagery. This eutrophic lake, enriched…
Adam’s Inlet, previously covered by thick ice, is now ice-free and features braided rivers, landslide debris, and alluvial fans spread across a dynamic landscape in…
During one of the most active U.S. tornado seasons, a powerful EF-4 tornado devastated Greenfield, Iowa, with winds of 185 mph. The destructive tornado destroyed…
Harrat Khaybar, a major volcanic field in Saudi Arabia, showcases a diverse range of volcanoes and eruptions, reflecting millions of years of geological activity. The…
Iceberg A-83, approximately the size of Portland, Oregon, detached from Antarctica’s Brunt Ice Shelf in late May 2024, an event recorded by Landsat 9. A…
Ancient hominin fossils lie beneath the sandy soils on the outskirts of this village in southern Spain. Located on the high plateau of Granada in…
Large tidal swings expose a plateau-shaped reef around Australia’s Yawajaba island at low tide. The Kimberley coast of Western Australia has one of the largest…