DCO in the News

These are links to recent stories of interest to Deep Carbon Science from around the world. Please note that the links in this list, while subject to regular maintenance, may lose activity over time. You will leave the Deep Carbon Observatory web site when you click to read the full articles.

Framsteg för dataålderns mineraljägare 2 August 2017
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Sveriges Radio Sweden
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Data mining: How digging through big data can turn up new mineral deposits 2 August 2017
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Cosmos Magazine
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How Math Can Help Geologists Discover New Minerals 1 August 2017
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Inside Science
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Neue Mineralfunde dank Big Data 1 August 2017
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Spektrum
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Un outil antiterroriste permet de détecter des gisements de minérais 1 August 2017
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Agence France Presse
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Scientists turn to big data in hunt for minerals, oil and gas 1 August 2017
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Reuters
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Scientists Turn to Big Data in Hunt for Minerals, Oil and Gas 1 August 2017
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New York Times
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Crime-tracking tools could point to new mineral reserves 1 August 2017
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AFP News
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El análisis de redes permite predecir la existencia de 1.500 nuevos minerales 1 August 2017
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Agencia EFE
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Life on Earth Came from a Hot Volcanic Pool, Not the Sea, New Evidence Suggests 24 July 2017
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Scientific American
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Link between continental breakup, volcanic carbon emissions may influence evolution 21 July 2017
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UPI
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Crustal limestone platforms feed carbon to many of Earth's arc volcanoes 20 July 2017
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Science Daily
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Did life begin on land rather than in the sea? 18 July 2017
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Science Daily
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How sunlight might have jump-started life on Earth 12 July 2017
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Science Magazine
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Q&A: Robert Hazen on studying 'deep carbon' 27 June 2017
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NSF
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Studying Yellowstone by Integrating Deep Carbon Science 23 June 2017
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Eos
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Can Volcanic Gas Levels Predict an Eruption? 12 June 2017
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Eos
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We Might Not Exist If It Weren't For Comets 9 June 2017
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NBC News
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The mystery xenon in Earth’s atmosphere came from icy comets 8 June 2017
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New Scientist
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Microbes might thrive after crash-landing on board a meteorite 17 May 2017
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New Scientist
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Earliest form of life found in Western Australia 10 May 2017
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National Geographic Australia
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Oldest Evidence Of Life On Land Found In Australian Outback 10 May 2017
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HuffPost Australia
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Early life on land may have thrived in 3.5bn-year-old Pilbara hot spring 9 May 2017
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ABC Science
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Oldest evidence of life on land found in 3.48 billion-year-old Australian rocks 9 May 2017
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Science Daily
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3.5-billion-year-old fossils suggest life began on land, not the sea 9 May 2017
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Mashable
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