Geology articles from across Nature Portfolio

Inclusions preserving a snapshot of the chemical reactions that produced the host diamond may provide insight into diamond formation in the deep mantle from carbon-bearing fluids.

Based on distinct tectonic phases during the late Paleozoic, climate modelling and geological data demonstrate how tectonic–astronomical interactions shaped climate variability, sea-level change, and organic carbon burial.

Inclusions preserving a snapshot of the chemical reactions that produced the host diamond may provide insight into diamond formation in the deep mantle from carbon-bearing fluids.

Orbiters can pick up gravitational shifts thousands of kilometres below the surface.

Hundreds of thousands of people are at risk of displacement from expanding ‘gullies’ in cities across Africa.

Sperrylite is a tiny and rare mineral. However, Hannah Hughes and colleagues explain why often-overlooked sperrylite and its diverse platinum-group mineral siblings are critical for the green energy transition.

But will the US–India mission be the last for NASA for a long time to come?

Scientists debate age of ancient Canadian crust as Inuit leaders work to preserve the location.