As a card-carrying citizen of Earth, you’re probably aware of the fact that we have one moon that rotates around the planet.

And even today this motion generates electric currents ... But there's a problem with this theory. Earth's oceans contain a mixture of normal water, H 2 O, and a much smaller amount of a more ...

But unlike its rocky siblings, almost 70 percent of Earth's surface is covered in oceans of liquid water that average 2.5 miles deep ... against each other in slow motion. As these plates collide ...

Its gravitational pull is slowing the Earth’s rotation—a process called tidal braking—which is increasing the length of our day by 2.3 milliseconds ... ice caps and the motion within Earth ...

Paul Chodas, the director of the Center for Near Earth Object Studies at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, told the New York Times that its past motion indicates it is ‘possibly a piece of ...

According to the researchers involved in the study, if an asteroid like this is moving at a relatively slow speed of around 2,200mph (3,540km/h), Earth’s gravitational field can exert a strong ...

Earth is going to have its very own mini-moon ... However, after more observations it turned out to be a natural mini-moon about 2–7 meters in diameter. 2006 RH₁₂₀ stuck around from ...

Earth is getting a second moon, a mini-moon asteroid called 2024 PT5, on September 29. This asteroid from the Arjuna asteroid belt will follow a horseshoe path around Earth for 57 days.

Earth is getting a second moon, a mini-moon asteroid called 2024 PT5, on September 29. This asteroid from the Arjuna asteroid belt will follow a horseshoe path around Earth for 57 days ...