Continents may reflect conditions in the Earth’s core
Earth's magnetic field and plate tectonics could share a deep connection
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Laser gyroscope measures the Earth’s ‘wobble’
New method would be cheaper and simpler than astronomical measurements
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One toise at a time
Terry Quinn reviews Measure of the Earth: the Enlightenment Expedition that Reshaped the World by Larrie D Ferreiro
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Falling atoms measure the Earth’s rotation
New gyroscope could also test Einstein's general relativity
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El Niño marches to the same beat as seasonal change
Direct link established between ENSO and the annual cycle
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Portable lasers probe oil-rig waste
Quantum-cascade-laser kit developed for chemical analysis of hydrocarbons
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Tracking tsunamis with radar
Tsunami spotted early upon entering continental shelf
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Earth sciences: unlocking the secrets of a dynamic planet
The University of Texas at Dallas geosciences team pursues a multidisciplinary programme to understand Earth's evolution
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Radioactive decay accounts for half of Earth’s heat
Geoneutrino detector probes deep into the Earth
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Tōhoku quake coincided with sky ‘anomalies’
Researchers link infrared and ionosphere anomalies to Japan's biggest quake
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