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Coherent Lighthouse [2011-06-29 19:45:00]   recommend this post  (1228 visits)

Screenshot off the tablet: How's that TikiCosmonaut coming

Washington Watch: Climate, Coal and CCS Stir Debate

Energy Policy Blog [2011-07-01 13:00:00]   recommend this post  (984 visits)

The July edition of Washington Watch is now available online. More...

Accretionary Wedge #34: Weird Geology

The Accretionary Wedge [2011-06-26 02:42:04]   recommend this post  (757 visits)

Accretionary Wedge #34: Weird Geology It seems to me that there would be no such science as geology if dear old planet Earth wasn’t really damned weird. Image Credit: Chris Rowan People had been running into seashells on mountaintops for [...]

orogenesis

The Musings of a Life-Long Scholar [2011-06-26 21:43:00]   recommend this post  (735 visits)

I have been far too busy enjoying the fact that I moved to Scandinavia for love to post very often, but I feel compelled to play in this month's Accretionary Wedge. My favourite geology word would have to be orogenesis. I love mountains better [...]

Terra Nova drops new promo images

Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [2011-06-26 05:50:00]   recommend this post  (730 visits)

Beware of the slashers! The upcoming Fox series Terra Nova, set to premiere on September 26 in the US, has released a series of promotional posters, giving us the first good look at the dinosaurs in the series. The clearest one shows a dude being [...]

Las Conchas Wildfire: Photos

Magma Cum Laude [2011-06-27 17:48:14]   recommend this post  (699 visits)

Here is a progression of photos from the Las Conchas wildfire, burning near Los Alamos, NM, from around 3pm yesterday afternoon to the evening. At last check, the fire had gone from a few hundred acres yesterday afternoon to more than 43,000 acres [...]

A new Senior Independent Study project begins in Estonia

Wooster Geologists [2011-06-26 20:16:43]   recommend this post  (692 visits)

KURESSAARE, ESTONIA–It is always a joy to begin the fieldwork for an Independent Study project — or at least know what the fieldwork will be. This morning we visited the Soeginina Cliff locality on the Atla Peninsula of western Saaremaa [...]

The JASON is real

JOIDES Resolution blogs [2011-06-27 00:26:34]   recommend this post  (683 visits)

Here is the JASON being prepared for the next trip to the bottom of the ocean! read

Debris Avalanche on Mount Rainier

Geology.com News [2011-06-29 07:24:01]   recommend this post  (666 visits)

A very interesting video of a debris avalanche that occurred on June 25 at Mount Rainier, Washington. Although the cloud of dust attracts your attention the main body of the flow is at ground level and can be seen ahead of the

Entrevista a Francisco Ortega no âmbito do Curso Paleontológico de Verão, em Cuenca, Espanha.

ALT-SOCIEDADE DE HISTÓRIA NATURAL [2011-06-26 21:00:00]   recommend this post  (646 visits)

Aqui vos deixamos a entrevista realizada a Francisco Ortega, da UNED e ALT-SHN, no âmbito do Curso de Verão de Cuenca. Os devidos créditos são do blog Godzillin, que (nos) plagiamos frequentemente. La investigación en paleontología genera [...]