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This “golden tree” coral was too strange for any known family

The striking organism, which features a bright yellow coloration and a branching, tree-like physical structure, was discovered inhabiting the deep Pacific Ocean at depths ranging between 360 and 529 meters below the surface. Captured in stunning detail during expeditions to…

Jia Lissa • October 9, 2026

This “golden tree” coral was too strange for any known family

October 9, 2026

The striking organism, characterized by a bright yellow coloration and a branching, tree-like physical structure, was discovered dwelling in the…

This “golden tree” coral was too strange for any known family

October 8, 2026

Some colonies of this newly discovered coral stretch more than a meter in height, dominating their dark, high-pressure environment with…

Deep-Sea Expedition Off Costa Rica Uncovers Striking New Coral Family Inspired by Tolkien’s Elvish Mythology

October 8, 2026

Scientists surveying rugged underwater mountains off the coast of Costa Rica have made a remarkable and unexpected discovery in the…

NASA Scientists Precision-Track the Invisible Wobble of Earth’s Center of Mass

October 8, 2026

Earth is far from a rigid, unchanging solid sphere. As water, ice, and air continuously move around the planet with…

NASA Scientists Reveal How Seasonal Shifts in Water, Ice, and Air Constantly Move Earth’s Center of Mass

October 7, 2026

Earth’s center of mass does not stay perfectly still. As water, ice, and air move around the planet with the…

NASA Scientists Reveal How Seasonal Shifts in Earth’s Weight Alter the Planet’s Center of Mass

October 7, 2026

Earth is far from a static, rigid sphere. As water, ice, and air continuously move across the globe in response…

Beyond the Binary: How a Long-Forgotten Australian Forest Experiment Challenges Decades of Conservation Debates

October 7, 2026

For generations, the debate over how to manage Australia’s sprawling native forests has been framed as an uncompromising binary choice.…

Beyond the Binary: How a Long-Forgotten Victorian Forest Experiment Challenges Decades of Conservation Debates

October 6, 2026

What is the best way to manage a forest? For decades, Australians have argued fiercely over this fundamental question, often…

New Caltech Study Challenges Long-Held Theories About Earth’s Ancient Carbon Cycle and Early Oxygenation

October 6, 2026

Around 2.5 to 2 billion years ago, Earth underwent the largest and most consequential chemical transformation ever recorded at its…

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This “golden tree” coral was too strange for any known family

This “golden tree” coral was too strange for any known family

This “golden tree” coral was too strange for any known family

Deep-Sea Expedition Off Costa Rica Uncovers Striking New Coral Family Inspired by Tolkien’s Elvish Mythology

NASA Scientists Precision-Track the Invisible Wobble of Earth’s Center of Mass

NASA Scientists Reveal How Seasonal Shifts in Water, Ice, and Air Constantly Move Earth’s Center of Mass

NASA Scientists Reveal How Seasonal Shifts in Earth’s Weight Alter the Planet’s Center of Mass

Beyond the Binary: How a Long-Forgotten Australian Forest Experiment Challenges Decades of Conservation Debates

Beyond the Binary: How a Long-Forgotten Victorian Forest Experiment Challenges Decades of Conservation Debates

New Caltech Study Challenges Long-Held Theories About Earth’s Ancient Carbon Cycle and Early Oxygenation