Earlier convergence between the Eurasian plate and oceanic crust underlying the Tethys would have built mountains with a chain of volcanoes, though it’s not clear ... separates the GHS from the ...

The Earth's longest mountain chain isn't the Andes in South America, or the Himalayas in Asia, or even North America's Rockies. It's an underwater chain of mountains 47,000 miles long. The chain ...

Global temperatures are rapidly rising, which are warming oceans and melting glaciers. Scientists have long explained that mountaintops are often affected by the warming climate faster than other ...