Egypt, one of the oldest countries in Africa, calls itself Masr in Arabic, thought to come from the word “Mizraim”, a ...

We examine how negative global perceptions of the African continent affect its economies and the lives of its people.

The world’s smallest continent is on a slow but steady journey - one that is literally bringing it closer to Asia. About 300 to 200 million years ago, the Australian tectonic plate was part of ...

What is a continent? We think of it as a large body of land surrounded by the sea, aka, ocean. There are a few continent sized countries. Australia is the only continent that is also one country.

"This is the most detailed cross-section of a continent ever put together," says Ronald Clowes ... Three horizontal lines indicating a menu. A minus sign. A money bill. An antique telephone. A plus ...

Over millions of years, the African continent will cleave in two, and scientists say a new ocean will one day fill the gap. The Afar region is most famous for being one of the hottest and most ...

The plan is to spend 2025 exploring how the LGBT+ community is celebrated around the world: 12 months, 7 continents, 20 Prides (at least). And, in a bid to experience the most interesting events ...

Geologists have long viewed North America and Europe as separate continents, yet new studies suggest there might be more complexity beneath the surface of Earth’s oceans. Ongoing research has revealed ...

A section of the upper mantle and crust under the Sierra Nevada mountains is peeling away, in a process that may mimic how the continents were formed. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...

Windows 11 has a simplified Start menu that replaces Live Tiles with a more traditional app launcher and removes many legacy features. However, the Settings app still offers plenty of ...

This was when the Earth was one continent called Pangaea that slowly broke apart and spread out to form the continents we know today. These continents aren’t going to stay in place forever ...

Scientists are predicting that Earth's eighth continent could develop a lot sooner than initially thought. We'll be long dead when/if the eighth continent emerges around the eastern coast of ...