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.
- Did natural batteries create Mars’ organic carbon? 9 November 2018
- Scientists to Write Wikipedia Biographies of Women in STEM 8 November 2018
- Des briques de vie dans le manteau océanique 8 November 2018
- Where Did the Organic Matter on Mars Come From? 6 November 2018
- Organic Carbon on Mars Found to Come From Natural “Batteries” 2 November 2018
- Discovering new mining deposits with big data 23 October 2018
- Taking to the skies: measuring volcanic gas emissions using drones 17 October 2018
- Meet the Endoterrestrials 17 October 2018
- Dance on a volcano: Bagana, Papua New Guinea 15 October 2018
- 75-million-year old ocean microbes live forever on almost zero energy 11 October 2018
- Life Thrives Within the Earth’s Crust 1 October 2018
- Mysterious "microbial dark matter" dominates our planet 26 September 2018
- A deeper look at carbon 21 September 2018
- Can a paid Visiting Scholar avoid conflict of interest? 18 September 2018
- Diving Deep to Reveal the Microbial Mysteries of Lost City 7 September 2018
- Here's What'll Happen When Plate Tectonics Grinds to a Halt 5 September 2018
- A Deep Ocean Dive Is Training NASA For Space 31 August 2018
- Go to Sea with Astrobiologists Visiting Hawaii to Learn How to Look for Alien Life 28 August 2018
- How Rare Blue Diamonds Form Deep below the Ocean Floor 1 August 2018
- The World's Deepest, Rarest Diamonds Revealed a Big Secret About Our Planet's Interior 1 August 2018
- Blue diamonds come from ocean floor that is pushed nearly to Earth’s core 1 August 2018
- Rare blue diamonds are born deep in Earth’s mantle 1 August 2018
- Rare blue diamonds reveal secrets from hundreds of miles below the Earth's surface 1 August 2018
- Drones Swoop in to Measure Gas Belched from Volcanoes 25 July 2018
- Liquid water 'lake' revealed on Mars 25 July 2018