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New earthquake magnitude information

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2012-10-21 19:13:40]   recommend this post  (1152 visits)

According to news announcement (Icelandic) from Iceland Meteorological Office the largest earthquake in the ongoing earthquake swarm at TFZ had the magnitude of Mb5.6. Currently the earthquake swarm in TFZ is ongoing. This is the largest earthquake [...]

L’Aquila trial: Italian scientists guilty of manslaughter – up to six years in prison

Paleoseismicity [2012-10-22 18:18:39]   recommend this post  (1113 visits)

Breaking news are sad ones for the earthquake community. A court in Italy found six scientists guilty of manslaughter in multiple cases and sentenced them to prison. The scientists had to give a statement about the likelyhood of a major … [...]

Cairn A Day 17

New Stories in Stone [2012-10-27 18:44:18]   recommend this post  (1108 visits)

A cairn all the way from Italy. My pal Terry was hiking ... [ continue

Italian Geologists Convicted Of Manslaughter

Volcano Science And News Blog [2012-10-23 01:12:00]   recommend this post  (1082 visits)

Now usually I don't get into the politics of science, but this article today on NBCNEWS.com and other sources really sent me for a loop. In 2009, a deadly quake occurred in Italy that resulted in destruction of many historical sites, residential [...]

Transporting CO2 by Rail?

Geology.com News [2012-10-23 02:52:35]   recommend this post  (1066 visits)

An article on the CNN website titled “The Economy According to Union Pacific” explains how the railroad’s economics are influenced by developments related to coal, oil and natural gas. In one project, the company is going to [...]

Heavy earthquake activity in TFZ

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2012-10-21 02:23:07]   recommend this post  (1052 visits)

At the moment there is heavy earthquake activity taking place in TFZ. With earthquakes taking place every second. Strong earthquakes taking place every 2 to 10 minutes. One earthquake has at least reached the magnitude 5.0 and more earthquake with [...]

Third J-20 Prototype Emerges

The Dragon’s Tales [2012-10-22 01:28:00]   recommend this post  (1045 visits)

Los pancakes de Jim Belosic

Koprolitos [2012-10-23 08:00:00]   recommend this post  (1033 visits)

Uno de las mayores aficiones del norteamericano Jim Belosic es hacer pancakes para su hija Allison. Pero es que no se conforma con cocinar simples pancakes, sino que hace figuras con personajes de la tele, monumentos o animales, muchos de ellos en [...]

Scenic Saturday: a good place to map

Highly Allochthonous [2012-10-21 00:12:02]   recommend this post  (918 visits)

As part of Earth Science Week, yesterday was geologic map day – a celebration of the importance of maps in geology. This had me waxing nostalgic about the weeks I spent teaching mapping in the Cantabrians of northwest Spain, before … [...]

Crowdsourcing Science from Hurricane Sandy

About Geology [2012-10-27 21:02:52]   recommend this post  (915 visits)

The eastern United States is hunkering down for the arrival of Hurricane Sandy later this weekend. If you're in the storm's way and have a secure place to stay, consider taking part in a citizen-science effort to collect rainwater samples from the [...]