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Villarrica erupts. March 3, 2015, Chile.

volcanicdegassing [2015-03-03 09:51:29]   recommend this post  (888 visits)

  Villarrica (Ruka Pillan in Mapudungun) is one of the most active volcanoes of southern Chile, and is a popular tourist destination in the heart of the Chilean Lake district. Villarrica has been in a continuous state of steady degassing for much [...]

Wild Weather on the Wildcat Canyon Trail

WATCH FOR ROCKS - Travels of a Sharp-Eyed Geologist [2015-03-01 07:28:59]   recommend this post  (676 visits)

Generally, “February” and “Wildcat Canyon” are not words you hear in the same sentence around southwest Utah, except for maybe in this sentiment: “Wildcat Canyon? You can’t hike there in February. There’s too much snow!” Or perhaps [...]

TYRANNOSAURUS: Warrior Or Wimp?

Dinosaur Home - Blogs [2015-03-01 00:24:20]   recommend this post  (674 visits)

The imagination has captured our mind,a 7 ton predator.Is this always correct?this is a argument that should of been over 25 years ago. Jack Horner at The Museum of The Rockies suggests that T.rex was an all time scavenger after looking at T.rex,s [...]

Where the River No Longer Runs, Life Persists: Fossil Falls in the Eastern Sierra Nevada

Geotripper [2015-03-01 10:05:00]   recommend this post  (666 visits)

Red Hill near Fossil Falls, with the crest of the Sierra Nevada in the distance. The Sierra Nevada is the largest single block of rock in the United States. It takes the shape of a huge 400 mile long westward tilting range reaching elevations [...]

Drunk on Geology - Mönchhop Mosel Slate Riesling

The Geology P.A.G.E. [2015-03-05 17:35:00]   recommend this post  (658 visits)

The next up on the Drunk on Geology series is the Mosel Slat Riesling wine from the Mönchhof winery from the Mosel region of Germany.The Mosel Slates are comprised of two main slate deposits, Ürziger Würzgarten and Erdener [...]

Teaching remote sensing concepts and methods with Emriver Modeling Media

Riparian Rap [2015-03-06 21:16:00]   recommend this post  (644 visits)

Our Emriver color-coded-by-size modeling media is labeled as component 3in this figure from Clark's paper.Editors note: This blog post was written by our new River Scientist, Dr. Amanda Nelson.Recently our Emriver color-coded-by-size modeling media [...]

Too High and Too Steep – The Trailer

New Stories in Stone [2015-03-01 23:33:26]   recommend this post  (643 visits)

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Geo-challenge: What’s behind this curious beauty?

In the Company of Plants and Rocks [2015-03-04 16:30:00]   recommend this post  (635 visits)

I found these beautiful and mysterious sculptures in Goblin Valley State Park in southeast Utah, on the opposite side of the main ridge from the goblins (below).View from parking lot.  Goblins (technically hoodoos) eroded out of the [...]

California's Precious Disappearing Prairies: A trip to the Willms Road Pond

Geotripper [2015-03-04 02:10:00]   recommend this post  (633 visits)

One of California's precious landscapes is being lost, again. The state once had a vast prairie extending for 400 miles from Redding to Bakersfield. The grasslands were of course put to the plow, and agriculture rules the environment today. Less [...]

M4.0 earthquake in the Fucino Basin

Paleoseismicity [2015-03-02 11:09:00]   recommend this post  (630 visits)

On 28 February, an earthquake of MW4.4 occurred in the Fucino Basin in Central Italy. The event did not cause any damage and was not widely felt. Such an earthquake is nothing special for this area, but it’s interesting because from 19-24 [...]