What can we learn by listening to the ocean?
From marine earthquakes to dolphins chattering, the ocean rings with noises
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Whistling volcanoes: radio waves in volcanic lightning
Ian Randall reports on the finding that whistler waves can come from volcanoes
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The restless rocks of Racetrack Playa
The rocks in California's Racetrack Playa are on the move, but how? Brian Jackson describes how he and his colleagues solved a decades-old mystery
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Lasers reveal previously unseen fossil details
New palaeontological imaging method is cheap and non-destructive
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Between the lines
A subtle and fiendish collection of physics problems and a geophysical journey that revels in unusual connections, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Creating craters, Mexican style
Why all you need is a balloon, a pin and some sand
Subterranean science
Sean Paling and Stephen Sadler describe how deep underground labs are diversifying into areas such as astrobiology and earth sciences
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Rosetta’s bouncing probe finds no magnetic field on comet 67P
Null result suggests early solar system lacked strong magnetic fields
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Geoengineering schemes to combat climate change still risky, say reports
Panel suggests small-scale experiments for now
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Geophysicists blast their way to the bottom of tectonic plates
Seismic-imaging method takes best 'picture' yet of slippery zone beneath plates
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