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EARTH: Rise of Community Remote Sensing

GeoSpectrum [2011-03-22 15:04:52]   recommend this post  (1483 visits)

If you ask someone involved in community remote sensing to define the emerging field, the most likely response will be a chuckle followed by “That’s a hard question to answer…” At its core, the movement is about remote sensing - [...]

Japan Earthquake Forum

Mountain Cat Geology [2011-03-21 04:31:24]   recommend this post  (866 visits)

On Tuesday March 15, 2011 IUP hosted an informal presentation relating to the Japan earthquake, resulting tsunami, and nuclear reactor issues. Only four days after the massive 8.9/9.0 magnitude quake, IUP was quick to assemble their geologists and [...]

Scott Hartman's Epic History of Skeletal Drawings!

ART Evolved: Life's Time Capsule [2011-03-23 10:16:00]   recommend this post  (850 visits)

 Skeletal drawings evolution. Image from Scott Hartman's blog If you haven't visited Scott Hartman's new blog Skeletal Drawing yet, then you are in for a real treat!He is currently presenting a definitive history of skeletal drawing through the [...]

Indonesia: Mount Karangetang Eruption

Geology.com News [2011-03-20 03:03:01]   recommend this post  (841 visits)

Mount Karangetang, located on Siau Island, Indonesia erupted last week forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people who live near the

Ein extrem kühles Pärchen Brauner Zwerge

Gunnars Geo-Blog [2011-03-24 00:03:00]   recommend this post  (823 visits)

Beobachtungen mit dem Very Large Telescope der ESO und zwei weiteren Teleskopen haben einen neuen Kandidaten für das kühlste bislang bekannte sternartige Objekt entdeckt: einen so genannten Braunen Zwerg in einem Doppelsternsystem. Die [...]

Arizona meteorite hunters released from Omani arrest

Arizona Geology [2011-03-23 03:55:00]   recommend this post  (818 visits)

I got home tonight just in time to catch a story on Tucson's KVOA channel 4 about two Arizona meteorite hunters, Michael Farmer and Robert Ward, who were arrested in Oman for illegal 'mining' and each held "25 days in an interrogation center in [...]

Cartilage accounts for nearly a fifth of the length of the neck of a baby giraffe

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2011-03-26 01:59:26]   recommend this post  (816 visits)

In a comment on the previous post, Dean asked: “What was the difference in length between the neck with its cartilage and the bones flush together?” I’m glad you asked me that.  You’ll recall from last time that the fully [...]

No Marcellus Drilling Moratorium in West Virginia

Geology.com News [2011-03-23 01:37:54]   recommend this post  (807 visits)

Randy Huffman, Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection does not support a Marcellus Shale drilling moratorium for the state because… “If I ever felt the industry was so far out in front of our ability to [...]

Earthquakes and eruptions II: Long-term triggering

Magma Cum Laude [2011-03-23 01:43:21]   recommend this post  (781 visits)

Statistical analysis and volcano monitoring has established that there are both eruptions which were likely triggered by large earthquakes, and given us some plausible mechanisms for how this might happen, although this is still a rather rare event. [...]

盐锅峡-刘家峡徒步穿越

GeoIdea [2011-03-21 04:33:16]   recommend this post  (724 visits)

【活动线路】 盐锅峡-刘家峡徒步穿越（全程大概20公里左右） 【线路强度】 中、低强度 【日程安排】 [...]