Scientists have discovered an unusually thick mantle transition zone beneath the Lesser Antilles. This discovery sheds new light on how oceanic plates sink into the Earth's mantle. Variations ...

This hidden geological layer, located between 254 and 410 miles (410 and 660 kilometers) beneath the Earth’s surface, covers ...

Newly published research has revealed that compositional rock anomalies within oceanic plates caused by ancient tectonics influence the trajectory and speed of the plates as they plunge deep into ...

The Lesser Antilles Medical Assistance Team 2025 mission concluded with a closing ceremony in Georgetown, Guyana, April 11.

Recent discoveries offer deeper insight into the movement of tectonic plates. New research has found that variations in rock ...

PRESIDENT Dr. Irfaan Ali, on Friday described the presence of the United States (US) Lesser Antilles Medical Assistance Team (LAMAT) in Guyana as a powerful ...

See the press release below from the United States Embassy in Georgetown: US Southern Command’s LAMAT 2025 concludes ...