Like any subculture's new guard, the modern telemark movement seems to have a quirky relationship with its history. Instead of prioritizing things past, the niche sport’s new school is naturally ...

First noticed by John Wesley Powell in 1869 in the layers of the Grand Canyon, the Great Unconformity, as it's known, accounts for more than one billion years of missing rock in certain places.

Some rocks below the Great Unconformity are 1.2 billion years older than those above it. In some places, the rocks below the Great Unconformity are about 1.2 billion years older than those above it.

implying that the Great Unconformity--a large gap in the geological record between the Proterozoic and Phanerozoic Eons--did not result from glacial erosion during the Snowball Earth in this area ...

One of the biggest geological mysteries surrounding our planet is known as The Great Unconformity. It refers to the disappearance of a significant portion of Earth’s crust, a gap in the ...

But sometimes, the absence of geological records is just as telling as their presence. The Great Unconformity, a missing chunk of time that appears in rocks across the world, is the ultimate example ...

“We may need to change our language if we want to think about the Great Unconformity as being more complicated, forming at different times in different locations and for different reasons.

There were thousands of feet of missing rock – it had just vanished. He named this feature The Great Unconformity, and asked himself, "how can this be?". Today geologists know that the youngest ...

Scientists have known for some time that there is a huge gap in our planet’s geological record, known as the ‘Great Unconformity’, but had been unable to explain why. The Great Unconformity ...

That is, until you get deep into the canyon and find the Great Unconformity, a gap between rock layers representing a billion years in some places. Even stranger, the Great Unconformity shows up ...

Things aren't great. It's another Monday edition of the Baseball Bar-B-Cast with Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman. The guys recap all the action around MLB from this weekend and start the pod by ...

Like any subculture's new guard, the modern telemark movement seems to have a quirky relationship with its history. Instead of prioritizing things past, the niche sport’s new school is naturally ...