The North Sea has strange structures under it at a depth of 300 feet. They were born seven million years ago and go against the known rules of the ocean. After years of exploration, scientists finally know why they are topsy-turvy.

Upside-down world under North Sea: 7-million-year-old structures defy the rules of the ocean

Geologists discovered Earth’s oldest rocks, about 4.16 billion years old, in northern Quebec, Canada. These ancient stones from the Hadean eon reveal early Earth’s conditions and help explain how the planet evolved to support life.

Scientists discovered Earth’s oldest rocks in Canada

Amidst the vast expanse of Earth's oceans, geologists have ignited discussions of a potential sixth ocean emerging from the depths of Africa. The African continent, with its intricate geological makeup, is currently at the forefront of a rare phenomenon that could reshape our planet's geography.

World’s sixth ocean in the making? Geologists predict potential emergence from depths of Africa

Scientists have finally found a continent that was once part of the ancient Gondwana land. The continent called Zealandia—Te Riu-a-Māui in the Māori language—is believed to be approximately 94 per cent under the sea, while the remaining 6 per cent makes up New Zealand and surrounding islands.

Scientists discover ancient submerged continent that was missing for 375 years

Mauritia, Zealandia are the two newest additions to 'lost and found' continents

A new crop of lost continents might change the way we draw the world map

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