pulse of the Earth

Earth Has 27.5-Million-Year Cycle of Major Geological Events That Results in Mass Extinctions

Earth Has 27.5-Million-Year Cycle of Major Geological Events Resulting in Mass Extinctions, Study Claims

Medicine & Technology Mar 27, 2022

Researchers found statistical evidence of the 27-million-year cycle of geological events called the "pulse of the Earth.' Find out when it will happen next.

pulse of the Earth

Earth Has 27.5-Million-Year Cycle of Major Geological Events Resulting in Mass Extinctions, Study Claims

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