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New papers on paleoseismology, tsunami, and active tectonics (Feb 2016)

paleoseismicity.org [2016-02-05 14:25:11]   recommend this post  (162 visits)

Here’s the February edition of my paper recommendations. This time we have: Paleoseismology in Germany and Nepal (the latter with a focus on charcoal dating techniques), Tsunamis in Greece, Portugal, Israel and Alaska, Turbidites in Portugal, [...]

A Check into Natural Flavours – Did You consume Your Beaver Butt This Morning hours?

Liberty, Equality, Geology [2016-01-31 08:17:41]   recommend this post  (147 visits)

Before you continue reading this article please consider which on the list of following categories you fall straight into: 1- You go about life eating whatever you please without caring how it is often processed and what it may perhaps contain [...]

Flying through the Aurora Borealis

The Way of the Geophysicist [2016-02-02 13:41:46]   recommend this post  (138 visits)

Horacio Llorens and Red Bull take us on a breathtaking journey. Flying here is different. It’s dark, It’s cold, And the sky is on fire. Watch it yourself: The post Flying through the Aurora Borealis appeared first on The Way of the [...]

Friday fold: Catalina Island #2

Mountain Beltway [2016-02-05 13:52:28]   recommend this post  (134 visits)

Happy Friday! Here’s another fold from Catalina Island, California – an antiform in metasediments, courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland of the University of

Neuer Masterstudiengang an der Universität Bremen

Deutsche Quartärvereinigung [2016-02-02 13:48:00]   recommend this post  (134 visits)

Der englischsprachige und forschungsorientierte Masterstudiengang „Physical Geography: Environmental History” am Institut für Geographie der Universität Bremen vermittelt wissenschaftliche Expertise im [...]

Simple metrics in a complex world: Matt’s pessimistic take on the LWM

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2016-01-31 00:28:59]   recommend this post  (134 visits)

[Note: Mike asked me to scrape a couple of comments on his last post – this one and this one – and turn them into a post of their own. I’ve edited them lightly to hopefully improve the flow, but I’ve tried not to tinker with [...]

Geothermal Features - an Introduction (Video)

Gunnars Geo-Blog [2016-02-05 18:15:00]   recommend this post  (132 visits)

Field Photos- Deccan Volcanics- Buttes And Rubbly Flow Tops

Reporting on a Revolution [2016-02-06 11:02:00]   recommend this post  (130 visits)

Last Sunday I went for a short trek to Tail Baila, a basalt rock feature about 80 km west of Pune on the Mulshi dam backwaters road from Nive village to Lonavala. Take a look. This is a "butte". It was once an extensive lava flow (s), [...]

First day emergency drills

JOIDES Resolution blogs [2016-02-05 18:02:30]   recommend this post  (130 visits)

First day out included an emergency drill.  Everyone has an assigned lifeboat, 1-4, but just two can accommodate the entire shipboard complement. read

Uncovering Impacts of Gold Mining in Papua New Guinea

State of the Planet [2016-02-05 23:47:53]   recommend this post  (129 visits)

From late December 2015 through January, a team of Earth Institute scientists and human rights lawyers from Columbia University worked in the highlands of Papua New Guinea to deliver the results of an independent study of water quality and human [...]