geological records

Geological records are the natural evidence preserved in Earth’s rocks and formations that tell the story of our planet’s past. These records include fossils, mineral deposits, and layers of sediment that reveal information about ancient environments, climate changes, and events like volcanic eruptions or asteroid impacts. By studying these layers, scientists can reconstruct the history of Earth, understanding how it has evolved over millions or billions of years. This record is vital for understanding natural processes and how they have shaped the world we live in today.