Geology

'Welsh copper traded widely during Bronze Age'

5 Live Science Podcast. Dr Karl wonders if you can use the Earth's magnetic field to generate electricity. Audio, 49 minutes5 Live Science Podcast

Underground water could heat homes, study says

Why scientists are ‘listening’ to the Matterhorn. Video, 00:01:42Why scientists are ‘listening’ to the Matterhorn

'It connects you to the outside world' Video, 00:01:59'It connects you to the outside world'

'If it makes the earth shake, we can record it'

Anak Krakatau collapse: 'Warning signs were there'

Scientists estimate Earth's total carbon store

Scientists catalogue Earth's total carbon store. Audio, 00:06:59Scientists catalogue Earth's total carbon store

Oil workers report North Sea 'earthquake'

The Infinite Monkey Cage. Series 20, Dinosaurs. Audio, 47 minutesThe Infinite Monkey Cage

New home for museum's 150-tonne rock collection

The day the dinosaurs' world fell apart

Tsunami hazards from volcanoes 'underestimated' Audio, 00:06:28Tsunami hazards from volcanoes 'underestimated'

Volcano's tsunami trigger was 'relatively small'

'Mission Jurassic' dinosaur dig closes for winter

Life living on a 'moving mountain'

Dinosaurs: Digging up the 'Jurassic Mile' Audio, 00:09:22Dinosaurs: Digging up the 'Jurassic Mile'

CrowdScience. How many fossils are there? Audio, 30 minutesCrowdScience

Hidden underground valleys mapped by experts

Remote British territory hosts persistent lava lake

'56 lakes' found under Greenland ice

Curiosity rover senses methane spike