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Geoblogosphere weekly review (27th week of 2016, 212 weeks ago)
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Hubble Images of Jupiters “Northern Lights” are Amazing!
Jupiter has a MUCH stronger magnetic field than Earth does, and the Aurora’s it produces have been known about for a while, but this image above from Hubble though is one of the most incredible I’ve seen! More from NASA/Hubble HERE. Next [...]AZGSexit moves forward
As Britain exits the European Union, the Arizona Geological Survey is exiting Arizona state government for a new future as a research and service center at the University of Arizona. We have one year of partial transition funding to become [...]
Flying To and From a Grand Canyon Rafting Trip
My latest river trip in the Grand Canyon included some choice perks! In advance of the trip, there were three nights at The Enchantment Resort located in Boynton Canyon near Sedona and on the back end was a night at the Vdara Hotel on the Strip in [...]
Living the Dream, Day 6 – Elves Chasm and the Great Unconformity
WATCH FOR ROCKS - Travels of a Sharp-Eyed Geologist [2016-06-30 04:10:10]
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A rosy–fingered dawn metamorphoses into a vibrantly blue morning sky. In the blink of an eye, shadows and colors shift on the canyon walls. Another plate of scrambled eggs sits balanced on my lap. It is Day Six of our Colorado River rafting [...]
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Le deformazioni e la storia della placca indo-australiana nell'Oceano Indiano orientale
Qualche tempo fa ho scritto un post sulla complessa storia dell’apertura dell’Oceano Indiano, in particolare di quello Occidentale. Oggi parlo invece della parte nordorientale di questo bacino, perché presenta delle caratteristiche molto [...]
Strong earthquake swarm deep on the Reykjanes ridge
Few days ago an earthquake swarm started deep on the Reykjanes Ridge, this is as far as the Reykjanes ridge extends at the end of it. After that the north Atlantic ridge starts. It is close to impossible … Continue readingKilauea: Lavastrom erreicht Küstenebene
Auf Hawaii erreicht der Lavastrom 61g die Küstenebene. Möglicher Wiese wird es in den nächsten Wochen wieder einen "ocean entry" zu bewundernFuego und Bistrol Island
Am Fuego in Guatemala ereignete sich ein neuer Paroxysmus und auf Bristol Island geht es heißnews from the garden
A new guest : A Hawfinch, or in German “Pit-Biter” (Kernbeisser). Perhaps interested in these… And the woodpecker family have become daily guests, hunting for treats on our Ads: