Ancient Earth News Today

This cool website shows you what the Earth was like hundreds of millions of years ago — and what dinosaurs were around.

Time Warp Want to know what kind of dinosaur roamed your backyard eons ago? Short of doing the impossible task of hopping into a time machine, a computer engineer put together an interactive website featuring a 3D view of Earth and the option to see what the planet looked like from 750 million years ago […]

Idaho State University Paleontology Professor Featured on PBS NOVA

The impact is thought to have absorbed most of Theia into the young Earth, forming the LLVPs, while the remaining debris coalesced to form the Moon.

Schedule details about WFSU television programs.

Tomography revealed that the missing chunk of ancient Earth, 'Pontus' the tectonic plate from 160M years ago, is modern-day Borneo. Read more here.

Schedule details about WFSU television programs.

Schedule details about WFSU television programs.

The new NOVA series Ancient Earth gives viewers a mesmerizing look at what Co-Executive Producer Chris Schmidt calls Earth’s “baby pictures.” The epic story of the planet, from its birth to the emergence of humanity, told through dazzling animation and the latest research, showcases the most dramatic events in Earth’s history.

Get ready for more documentaries coming to PBS in October including new episodes of American Experience, POV, Nova, Frontline, and more.