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Ocean acidification caused by high levels of human-made CO2 is dissolving the seafloor

This study shows that human activities are dissolving the geological record at the bottom of the ocean

United statesOlivier sulpisBrian arbicDavid trossmanUniversity of michiganEnvironmental sciencesUniversity of texasUniversity of michigan department earthPlanetary sciencesNorthern atlanticMichigan department

Mind boggling array of 19,000 undersea volcanoes discovered with high-resolution radar satellites

Scientists used high-resolution radar satellites and discovered a ‘mind boggling’ 19,000 volcanoes.

Ann arborUnited statesDavid sandwellBrian arbicAtlantic oceanScripps institution of oceanographyUniversity of michiganEuropean space agency cryosatSpace scienceScripps institutionEuropean space agency

The science is settled but we just found 19,000 new volcanoes « JoNova

The science is settled but we just found 19,000 new volcanoes « JoNova
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San franciscoUnited statesAnn arborSouth china seaBrunei generalBrian arbicPaul voosenJulie gevorgianPacific oceanJonathan gulaUniversity of western brittanyUniversity of michiganGovernment funded monopoly scienceGaussian modelSouthern oceanBritish isles

JoNova » The science is settled but we just found 19,000 new volcanoes » Print

JoNova » The science is settled but we just found 19,000 new volcanoes » Print
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United statesAnn arborSouth china seaBrunei generalSan franciscoJulie gevorgianPaul voosenBrian arbicPacific oceanJonathan gulaUniversity of western brittanyUniversity of michiganGovernment funded monopoly scienceGaussian modelSouthern oceanBritish isles

Did an Asteroid Impact at the Chicxulub Crater Kill Off the Dinosaurs?

The Chicxulub meteor impact may have killed off the dinosaurs. Would they have lived if the meteor missed? Learn more about the Chicxulub meteor.

United statesGulf of mexicoMexico generalTim peakeBrian arbicTed mooreElena duvernay stocktrekInternational ocean discovery programEuropean space agencyInternational continental scientific drilling programUniversity of michiganMexican gulfChicxulub impactInternational space stationScientific reportsMesozoic era