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The Pas de l’Ours landslide: an actively moving rockslide in the Queyras Valley of France

The Landslide Blog [2017-05-16 08:39:10]   recommend this post  (1282 visits)

The Pas de l'Ours landslide: a very large and potentially-problematic actively-moving rockslide in the Queyras Valley of

Every Student Needs To Understand This

Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2017-05-18 07:36:41]   recommend this post  (1261 visits)

You really should read Tom Friedman’s book Thank You For Being Late.  He skillfully put into words something I’ve been thinking about for a long while now about education and why a high school diploma is no longer enough. Every student needs to [...]

Landslides that make you gasp part 1: Yallourn

The Landslide Blog [2017-05-18 08:35:05]   recommend this post  (1242 visits)

This is the first edition of an occasional series on landslides that make you gasp, featuring the Yallourn coal mine landslide in Australia in

New Madrid Fault Zone extends to the North

Ontario-geofish [2017-05-16 13:30:00]   recommend this post  (1238 visits)

The great thing about the Oklahoma seismic zone is its ability to get everything else excited.  This is an M4+ earthquake, with an intensity of 5.  Right now, it's officially an m3.2 but it was recorded as a 4 in many places.  That means it had a [...]

New ransomware goes up the Microsoft chain - Fake News!

Ontario-geofish [2017-05-16 14:39:00]   recommend this post  (1153 visits)

My adopted 'old man' just had his computer hosed.  He didn't click on anything recently.  No backups.  I've always wanted him to get a Chromebook.  Anyway, it was win10 with automatic updates.  The most common system in the world.  I'm off to [...]

Earthquake activity in Tjörnes Fracture Zone (TFZ)

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2017-05-17 00:35:54]   recommend this post  (1145 visits)

For the past month (or so) there has been a constant earthquake activity close to Flatey island on the Tjörnes Fracture Zone (TFZ). This earthquake swarm has not been strong, with majority of the earthquakes only having the magnitude of … [...]

Let the summer research commence!

Wooster Geologists [2017-05-15 21:54:59]   recommend this post  (1000 visits)

Chapel Hill, NC – As the College of Wooster Commencement ceremony was just finishing, our rising seniors were starting their summer research. Ben Kumpf (’18) and I are visiting the labs in the Department of Geological Sciences at the [...]

2017 National Schools Geology Challenge quick fire quiz – ANSWERS!

Geological Society of London blog [2017-05-17 18:07:44]   recommend this post  (968 visits)

The results of the National Schools Geology Challenge final quiz round! Continue reading →

Wooster’s Fossils of the Week: A bouquet of barnacles on a pectenid bivalve from the Upper Miocene of Virginia

Wooster Geologists [2017-05-19 06:01:26]   recommend this post  (967 visits)

These beautiful fossils were found in York State Park and kindly donated by Mae Kemsley (’16). It was a surprise gift I found on my doorstep! They are fossil barnacles completely covering the exterior of a valve of the pectenid bivalve Chesapecten [...]

Wooster Geologists graduate!

Wooster Geologists [2017-05-18 15:28:16]   recommend this post  (953 visits)

WOOSTER, OHIO — We had the pleasure on Monday of watching our geology seniors cross the stage and receive their diplomas. It happens every year, of course, and every year is special. Above is an image of most of the class taken in September as [...]