Gemological Research• October 24, 2026 • Iffa Jayyana Rewriting Earth’s History: New Dating of the Ames Crater Challenges Cosmic Impact Theories Deep beneath the rolling plains of Ames, Oklahoma, lies a geological ghost. For decades, scientists believed a massive…
Gemological Research• October 24, 2026 • Dwi Wanna A Window to the Moon: How Madagascar’s Ancient Crust Reveals Earth’s Lunar Connection In the arid, sun-drenched landscape of southern Madagascar, a striking geological anomaly disrupts the dusty, reddish terrain. From…
Gemological Research• October 23, 2026 • Dwi Wanna Geological Enigma: Papua New Guinea Rock Rewrites the Thermal History of Earth’s Interior In the high-stakes world of plate tectonics, the "subduction zone"—the region where one of Earth’s massive crustal plates…
Gemological Research• October 15, 2026 • Sagoh Echoes of Vesuvius: How a 2,000-Year-Old Disaster is Refining Earth’s Radioactive Clock Nearly two millennia ago, the skies over the Bay of Naples turned to ash. Pliny the Younger, observing…
Gemological Research• October 14, 2026 • Evan Lee Salim The Pulse of the Planet: How Earth’s Deep Interior Governs the Length of Our Days To the average person, a day is an immutable constant—a reliable 24-hour cycle dictated by the steady rotation…
Gemological Research• October 11, 2026 • Evan Lee Salim Rethinking the Great Oxygenation: New Evidence Challenges a Cornerstone of Earth’s History Between 2.5 and 2 billion years ago, Earth underwent a metamorphosis of unparalleled magnitude. As oxygen began its…
Gemological Research• October 7, 2026 • Nana The Pulsing Planet: Unveiling the Hidden Mechanics Behind Earth’s Fluctuating Days To the average observer, the passage of time is anchored by the rhythmic, clockwork rotation of our planet.…
Gemological Research• October 4, 2026 • Siti Muinah Rewriting the Past: How a 100-Million-Year Mistake Changed Our View of Earth’s History Beneath the quiet, unassuming landscape of Ames, Oklahoma, lies a geological titan—a massive meteor impact structure buried deep…
Gemological Research• October 4, 2026 • Reynand Wu Rewriting the History of Earth’s Oxygenation: A New Perspective on Ancient Carbon Cycles Between 2.5 and 2 billion years ago, Earth underwent a metamorphosis of planetary proportions. As oxygen began its…
Gemological Research• October 2, 2026 • Nana Wu Deep-Earth Dynamics: How Ancient Water Rewrote the History of Our Planet For decades, geologists have operated under the assumption that the Earth’s early history was a static, largely isolated…