Are there Stone Age megastructures on the Baltic Sea floor? Research project SEASCAPE starts with kick-off at the IOW
3D model of a section of the Ice Age stone wall at the bottom of the Baltic Sea off Rerik,…
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Reborn articles: rethinking the way we produce and publish science
A new open-source approach enhances the reusability of scientific results by producing them human- and machine-readable. Learn more about the approach developed by researchers from the TIB—Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology, a member of the Earth & Societies Leibniz Research Network. With millions of scientific articles published annually, the need for machine-assisted information
Research network study successfully presented at EGU 2025
This year, the General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) featured a session on "Atmospheric impacts of rocket launches…
EarthLinks bridges the gap between Earth Observation Data and social science research
Researchers from GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences and members of the Leibniz Research Network "Earth & Societies"…
Deorbiting satellites: Are mega-constellations damaging the ozone layer?
Deutschlandfunk presented the results on the impact of nitrogen oxides from incinerating space debris on the middle and upper atmosphere…
Holes in the atmosphere
A paywalled article on SPIEGEL ONLINE reports on the effects of rockets and satellites on the Earth's middle and upper…