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Earth's core may have stopped spinning and changed directions: Study - Vimarsana News

Earth's core may have stopped spinning and changed directions: Study

Scientists believe the Earth’s core is no longer rotating in the same direction as the planet and may be spinning the other way.

New study reveals earth's inner core has stopped spinning and may be changing direction - Vimarsana News

New study reveals earth's inner core has stopped spinning and may be changing direction

Earth's inner core recently reversed spin direction, according to Peaking University study.

Marsquake: Largest Quake of 4.7 Magnitude Detected in Mars, Reveals Possible Past Meteoroid Impact - Vimarsana News

Marsquake: Largest Quake of 4.7 Magnitude Detected in Mars, Reveals Possible Past Meteoroid Impact

The largest earthquake ever detected on Mars has revealed layers in its crust that could indicate past collision with a massive object, such as a meteoroid. Previous data have suggested the past occurrence of a large impact, and the findings offer evidence that might support this hypothesis. Marsquake: Largest Quake of 4.7 Magnitude Detected in Mars, Reveals Possible Past Meteoroid Impact.

Mars Vs. Moon: Living on Moon vs. Living on Mars? Which one Can Humans Survive? - Vimarsana News

Mars Vs. Moon: Living on Moon vs. Living on Mars? Which one Can Humans Survive?

Space companies are still exploring Mars and the moon. Which of them is suitable for human life? Mars and the moon seem like the top priorities of NASA and other space agencies.

Council for Geoscience says quakes are no cause for panic as experts investigate - Vimarsana News

Council for Geoscience says quakes are no cause for panic as experts investigate

The Council for Geoscience calls for South Africans not to panic as KwaZulu-Natal is hit by two earthquakes in two days