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Geoblogosphere weekly review (36th week of 2011, 1294 weeks ago)

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How do you read the literature? Thoughts on academic maturation

The Open Source Paleontologist [2011-09-02 15:30:00]   recommend this post  (1381 visits)
How much should you trust the scientific literature? Reflecting on my own academic maturation, as well as observing on-line discussions of dinosaur paleontology for over 15 years (yikes, I'm getting old!), I have concluded that most of us pass [...]

Design basis exceeded for North Anna nuclear plant

Ontario-geofish [2011-08-29 22:34:00]   recommend this post  (860 visits)
Article That's an absolute "For Sure".  When an M5 happened near the Perry nuclear plant, the design basis was exceeded, based on the crappy definition.  The horrible scratch plates went through the roof, as they will be found to have [...]

Truly cool! Black hole devours a star!

Geology in Motion [2011-08-30 14:29:14]   recommend this post  (813 visits)
Black hole just about finished munching on wayward star!NASA Swift satellite. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Terrestrial natural disasters don't seem so bad after you watch what happened to the wayward star that got too close to a black hole [...]

Virginia Earthquake - Fin

Ontario-geofish [2011-08-29 01:26:00]   recommend this post  (797 visits)
It was a wonderful earthquake, and like most eastern earthquakes before it, we learned absolutely nothing. The aftershock sequence seems entirely normal, so I wouldn't be saying anything unless I saw the events creeping towards the old seismic [...]

Where does Singapore come from?

Through the Sandglass [2011-09-01 10:07:59]   recommend this post  (784 visits)
This may seem at first glance a stupid question, and the answer – Cambodia – even sillier. But it’s a fact. The tiny island nation of Singapore is home to a booming economy and the growth that goes along

Geology Links for August 28th, 2011

Geology News [2011-08-29 04:00:08]   recommend this post  (718 visits)
Links from del.icio.us, tagged with geology for August 28th, 2011: Interactives . Dynamic Earth . Intro American Geological Institute – Serving the Geosciences Since … USGS Earthquake FAQs Mars rover aims for deep crater Interactives . [...]

New paper on the post-depositional changes of Tsunamites

Paleoseismicity [2011-08-31 18:09:30]   recommend this post  (711 visits)
A new paper published in Natural Hazards today discusses post-depositional changes of tsunamites. At sites in Thailand covered by sediments of the 2004 Sumatra tsunami, Szczuciński (2011) has documented significant changes in the deposits over the [...]

Is This Tropical Storm Katia??

Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2011-08-29 00:10:05]   recommend this post  (710 visits)
The track/intensity models are indicating development, but hint at a real possibility of an eventual NW track before it approaches North America. I suspect it will be upgraded to a named storm within 36 hours. The next 2 weeks are the most active of [...]

Irene Pounding The Mid Atlantic Coast

Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2011-08-28 02:09:48]   recommend this post  (688 visits)
The image on the right is from NOAA/AOML and shows a very large wind field around Irene. The latest NWP models continue to show a track near New York and Boston, but while Irene is a minimal hurricane the large wind field will cause significant [...]

One Gorgeous Image of A Windy Lady

Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2011-08-28 05:46:22]   recommend this post  (684 visits)
From NASA’s Aqua satellite. Taken with the MODIS sensor which has channels in the wavelengths of red, green, and blue light, so it’s true colour. Click for the HUGE “print that puppy and slap it on the wall”
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