A recent study claims that Earth may have once had a ring. The theory would explain the presence of an odd density of impact craters around the equator dating back to the Ordovician period.

In the more than 100 comments in response, which included bible verses ... isn't spraying chemicals over Galveston and the light ring around the Sun doesn't mean the end of the world is coming.

Back when the Earth was crawling with trilobites and other strange shelled creatures, our planet may have had a ring just like Saturn's. This ancient ring system is thought to have formed about ...

If you cut down a tree, you can read an environmental record. Now climate change is complicating the narrative.

When Earth wore a ring around its middle, it would have affected how sunlight reached the planet’s surface. The ring probably would have shaded the hemispheres of the planet experiencing winter ...

And what didn't hit the planet would instead be trapped by Earth's gravity. Forming a ring of debris around the equator. Similar to the rings around Saturn — but not for long. Within just a few ...

Once here, the researchers have suggested that the asteroid likely met a brutal end, ripped to shreds and scattered around ... Earth was already in the throes of a serious cold snap. But the ring ...

Ever since 1954, the world of Middle-earth ... Lord of the Rings: Rise to War will have Seasons that will bring with them new and exciting changes to the game. A season will last around two ...

Not because they will experience totality but because the sight of a delicate ring of light around the moon will ... caused by the moon's distance from Earth, changing its apparent size.

However, the ring that may develop around the earth will be made of space debris which has been on the rise over the years due to defunct satellites and anti-satellite missions. The total amount ...

Only the music and titles were not made with AI, though having messed around with AI music generation ... in Beleriand in the First Age of Middle-earth—which fell to the forces of Morgoth ...

Whatever transpired, we know that some unusual event showered chunks of rocks across our planet’s surface around 465 million years ago, a little sprinkle of space making its way to Earth. Let’s assume ...