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Pearl string of hurricanes coming in

Ontario-geofish [2018-09-09 17:09:00]   recommend this post  (1438 visits)

Okay, so I said there wouldn't be any hurricanes this year, but here they come. Problem is that they are going over cold water.  If they get into the Gulf or follow that prong of hot water, then they can get up to something. If they miss [...]

Strong earthquake swarm 88 – 90 km north of Kolbeinsey Island yesterday (8-September-2018)

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2018-09-09 13:46:29]   recommend this post  (1436 visits)

Yesterday (8-September-2018) there was a strong earthquake swarm 88 to 90 km north of Kolbeinsey Island. Due to distance from the SIL network it is impossible to know how large and strong this earthquake swarm actually was. Largest earthquake [...]

A creeping intracontinental thrust fault in the Tien Shan

paleoseismicity.org [2018-09-11 01:06:15]   recommend this post  (1326 visits)

The Tien Shan takes up about 20 mm/yr of N-S shortening as a result of the India-Eurasia convergence. Recent paleoseismological studies have shown that the shortening is accommodated by a large number of faults, whose slip rates are relatively low. [...]

Pacaya eruptiert Lavaströme

Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog [2018-09-09 10:10:04]   recommend this post  (1303 visits)

Der Pacaya in Guatemala eruptiert 2 kurze Lavaströme. Diese fließen durch den oberen Bereich des Canyons Cerro Chino. Laut INSIVUMEH haben sie eine Länge von 100 und 200 m. Auf Fotos sehen diese allerdings deutlich länger aus. Vielleicht ist [...]

Forschungsflugzeug untersucht Luftraum auf Vulkanasche

Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog [2018-09-09 13:36:57]   recommend this post  (1302 visits)

Nach langen Jahren der Vorbereitung geht nun ein europäisches Forschungsprojekt an den Start: EUNADICS. Ziel des Projektes, an dem 12 EU-Staaten beteiligt sind, ist es die Luft auf schädlichen Partikeln zu untersuchen. Bei diesen Partikeln könnte [...]

AEG: Bentley on geo-visualization

DC Geology Events [2018-09-11 11:54:47]   recommend this post  (1206 visits)

Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists D.C. – Maryland – Virginia Chapter (www.aeg-bwh.org) Thursday, September 20, 2018, from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM at Amphora Restaurant in Vienna, VA. AEG Members $40, Non-members $45 (includes [...]

Don’t just stand there… do something!

Speaking of Geoscience [2018-09-11 18:50:44]   recommend this post  (1173 visits)

This blog is part of a series addressing issues further explored in GSA’s Pardee Session Women Rising: Removing Barriers and Achieving Parity in the Geosciences.  Attend the Women Rising session, 1:30 – 5:30 p.m., Monday,

2018 VGFC registration open

DC Geology Events [2018-09-10 12:58:05]   recommend this post  (1163 visits)

Registration is now open for the 2018 Virginia Geological Field Conference,  A yearly conference highlighting Virginia’s geological diversity: http://vgfc.blogs.wm.edu/2018-vgfc/ This year’s field trip will focus on the geology of the [...]

Low Clarity Levels, But No Lack of Progress, for Lake Tahoe

Lake Scientist [2018-09-10 16:02:30]   recommend this post  (1144 visits)

Low clarity levels from 2017 caused by record drought and then record rains and high temperatures don’t negate progress on clarity overall. The post Low Clarity Levels, But No Lack of Progress, for Lake Tahoe appeared first on Lake Scientist.

Why Hurricane Florence is Unusual and Dangerous

State of the Planet [2018-09-12 23:46:17]   recommend this post  (1051 visits)

Experts from around the Earth Institute weigh in on some of the biggest questions about Hurricane