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This is a horrible and tragic story. A sinkhole opened overnight on Thursday of last week underneath the bedroom of 36 year-old Jeff Bush in Hillsborough County, Florida. The man was swallowed by the sinkhole, pulling him down at least 20 [...]
In our first post we concentrated on the creation of a tabkle in leaflet and simple ways to adminster our data and to embed the map in a webpage. Today we will consume only the table with Leaflet. Let’s dive into leaflet Let me cite the text [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [2013-03-06 13:00:46]
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How to get to Vienna and what to do when you’re there – a brief, and by no means comprehensive, introduction: Getting here Vienna’s International Airport is served by many of the major European airlines. If you would like to [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [2013-03-04 13:00:24]
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The Kunashir Island Chain is formed by four active volcanoes: Golovnin, Mendeleev, Tyatya and Smirnov. Stolbchaty Cape, where the Okhotsk Sea meets the coast of Kunashir Island, is not far from Mendeleev Volcano – responsible for the many hot [...]
I’m enjoying a good thundersnow (or some call it a snunderstorm); the first blizzard thunderstorm I have experienced in Montana (I have seen it happen in Utah, Colorado, and I think Missouri). The temperature dropped from 59°F to 32° in less [...]
The American Geosciences Institute has posted four “Faces of Earth” videos on their YouTube channel. Check them
This is the inside of a modern cockle shell (Dinocardium vanhyningi) found on a beach in Wilmington, North Carolina. Across the surface is a radiating series of pits, each of which was formed under a zooid of an encrusting cheilostome bryozoan [...]
If you’re just joining us, this post is a follow-up to this one, in which I considered the possible size and identity of the Recapture Creek femur fragment, which “Dinosaur Jim” Jensen (1987: page 604) said was “the largest [...]
"Apporhais", unvollständig, daher wohl unbestimmbar - Coniac, unteres-mittleres Coniac (Schrammstein-Formation, Zatzschke-Mergel) - Ort: Brücke über den Bonnewitzer Grund (S177), Pirna-Bonnewitz (Sächsische
Today (03.03.2013) between 13:19 UTC and to 13:21 UTC a deep earthquake swarm took place in a volcano named Tungnafellsjökull. This was a minor earthquake swarm, with the largest earthquake having magnitude 1.4. But it is the depth that is … [...]