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Mapalomalia: First web geological modeling platform
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Fun and games at the BYU museum
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The 2nd field meeting of the Argentinian Association for Quaternary and Geomorphology (Reunión de CAMPO de la Asociacion Argentina de Cuaternario y Geomorfología) will be held from 6-8 October, 2016, in San Juan. The conference covers all aspects [...]New papers on paleoseismology, tsunami, and active tectonics (May 2016)
Today’s paper round-up covers a very wide spectrum of earthquake related studies. We have work on tsunamis, turbidites, and lake paleoseismology, paleoseismological data from Asia, Archaeoseismology, mud volcanoes, the ESI-2007 scale, and an [...]Eopachydiscus sp. ammonite from the Duck Creek formation of Texas
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Mortoniceras sp. ammonite from the Duck Creek formation of Texas
Before I started on my adventure in Oklahoma I landed in Dallas and drove north to a site that a good friend had suggested I visit. It was a creek that exposed the Duck Creek formation (Cretaceous, Albian stage) in a couple of spots. Having never [...]
La cosiddetta teoria dello slittamento polare
La teoria pseudoscientifica di Charles H. Hapgood (1904-1982) sullo slittamento polare è strettamente legata alla scoperta della mappa di Piri Reis (Piri Reis era un´cartografo ottomano, 1465/70–1553). A detta di Hapgood la mappa [...]
Ten Obscure Dinosaurs
Not all dinosaurs are as well known as the Famous Four (Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, Brontosaurus, and Stegosaurus). Here are ten dinosaurs that you have probably never heard of: 1. Orthomerus dolloi A poorly known hadrosaurid from [...]100 Word Story
So I came up with this challenge for myself and possibly others. Write a story in 100 words or less. Make it meaningful and concise. Some writers like to take their time and write a lot, but I personally like it when things are concise, yet [...]The Liftboat Myrtle vs The JOIDES Resolution
The JOIDES Resolution and the Liftboat Myrtle are both being used as platforms for ocean scientific drilling, but, beyond that, they don't have a lot in common. read Ads: