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Geoblogosphere weekly review (36th week of 2010, 1474 weeks ago)

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  7. s a n d b i a n - geology from Sweden - (793 visits)
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  9. Louisville Area Fossils (429 visits)
  10. Arizona Geology (418 visits)

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Posts:

The 10 most frequently clicked posts:

Balaur bondoc: Dodo-Raptor?

DinoGoss [2010-09-04 01:23:00]   recommend this post  (1025 visits)
Here's a really interesting idea floated by Andrea Cau (with help from Mickey Mortimer, Ville Sinkkonen, Rutger Jansma and Zach Miller) over at his Theropoda blog.Everyone is making a big deal about Balaur bondoc, the apparently double-sickle clawed [...]

Visual: How Far Underground Are the Trapped Chile Miners?

Geology.com News [2010-08-29 16:10:35]   recommend this post  (987 visits)
Just how far underground is 2,300 feet? CNN has a visual model comparing some famously tall structures in the world, and the depth of the mine in

Track Satellites in Real Time

Geology.com News [2010-09-01 07:28:17]   recommend this post  (969 visits)
Here is a website that allows you to track satellites in real time. Just select a satellite and see a map of the world with the location of the satellite and the path it is tracking. Be patient… the site will display a map quickly but the path [...]

Alternative Rescue Plan for Trapped Miners in Chile

Geology.com News [2010-08-29 17:01:54]   recommend this post  (931 visits)
An alternative plan for rescuing the trapped miners in Chile has been revealed by mining engineers. The plan, which could shorten rescue time by two months, will widen one of the three already existing holes that are currently being used for supply [...]

La exposición Fósiles Vegetales del Carbonífero en la Casa del Parque Hoces del Río Riaza (Segovia)

Tierra de Dinosaurios [2010-09-01 11:19:00]   recommend this post  (895 visits)
La Casa del Parque Natural Hoces del Río Riaza (Segovia) alberga hasta el 30 de septiembre la exposición itinerante "Fósiles Vegetales del Carbonífero", exposición puesta en marcha por la Fundación Patrimonio Natural en Castilla y [...]

New eruption at Sinabung in Indonesia

Eruptions [2010-08-29 17:13:33]   recommend this post  (886 visits)
Sinabung on Sumatra erupting on August 29, 2010. Eruptions readers were quick on the news about the new eruption at Sinabung in Indonesia. There isn't much known about the eruptive history of the volcano - checking out the Global Volcanism [...]

Sighting the International Space Station Over Your Home

Geology.com News [2010-08-29 18:14:25]   recommend this post  (862 visits)
Did you know that you can see the International Space Station orbiting the earth with your unaided eyes? It’s easy if you know when it is above your area and what part of the sky it will pass through. NASA has a website to help you see

BlogDay 2010

MiGeo [2010-09-01 06:59:00]   recommend this post  (849 visits)
Llegó de nuevo el 31 de agosto, fecha en que celebramos el BlogDay, y recomendamos 5 blogs 6 blogs. Este año todos son geológicos:911 Geo!: Blog de un grupo de estudiantes argentinos en el que recomiendan webs y libros de geología y tocan temas [...]

Mount Sinabung Volcano Erupts in Indonesia

Geology.com News [2010-08-30 00:42:23]   recommend this post  (849 visits)
After being inactive for over 400 years, the Mount Sinabung volcano has erupted in Indonesia. At least 12,000 people have been

Keep your damn religion to your self!

s a n d b i a n - geology from Sweden - [2010-09-03 12:36:18]   recommend this post  (793 visits)
Yesterday I had quite a disturbing experience. Not only was the professors lecture on the solar system quite boring and much too simple  – it was full of strange creationist/design rethoric (wich, since it annoyed me, probably was the only [...]
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