Deep under Nevada’s desert, a cave called Devils Hole II holds a 580,000‑year record of how climate and water have changed in ...

In the heart of the Mojave Desert, far from snowcapped peaks or roaring rivers, a narrow crack in the rock has quietly stored ...

A one-meter core of calcite pulled from a cave of Devils Hole in Nevada has yielded a rare record of roughly 580,000 years of climate change ...

Scientists analysed oxygen isotopes locked inside the minerals. These isotopes shift according to climate at formation.

The effects of a magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck California last week extended more than 500 miles from the epicenter near the town of Petrolia to Devils Hole in Death Valley National Park, home ...

A screengrab of a video shows waves in Devils Hole during the last “desert tsunami” in 2022. NPS photo by Ambre Chaudoin A 7.0 magnitude earthquake off California’s coast sent trembles as far as 500 ...

A calcite deposit in Nevada captures 580,000 years of climate swings and helps explain shifting heat, rainfall and water resources.