Tectonic plates may have inched across the Earth’s surface to where they are now over the course of billions of years, but they left behind traces of this movement in bumps and gashes under the sea.

Disregard what you learned in geography class—Earth may not have seven continents after all. From the earliest of grades, schoolchildren around the world have memorized the same lineup: Africa, ...

Zealandia broke apart from the supercontinent Gondwana millions of years ago then sank. It's hard to study an underwater landmass, but researchers say they've created a complete map. Studying ...

Geoscientists have uncovered a missing link in the enigmatic story of how the continents developed- - a revised origin story that doesn't require the start of plate tectonics or any external factor to ...

Eoarchaean to Palaeoarchaean TTGs (dating back 4.0 billion years to 3.2 billion years, Gyr) form the earliest cratons 1 —the ancient nuclei of continents. Establishing how these TTGs formed is key to ...

Most people know that Earth’s landmasses once formed single supercontinent, but how said continent peeled away from itself – or the extent to which Earth’s continents remain connected – is not always ...

From December 3, 2025, the Gallery of the Five Continents will be open to visitors at the Louvre Museum, offering an ...

Vadodara: Anand, the birthplace of India's White Revolution, has earned a spot on the world stage. Amul Dairy and the ...

Sim Two Point Museum's latest update lets you manage a museum atop a massive mountain, and allows all players a taste of its upcoming fantasy-themed DLC Sim Crusader Kings 3's new DLC has a release ...