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Remove tariffs on everything

Ontario-geofish [2018-03-01 22:03:00]   recommend this post  (1306 visits)

Reference This is becoming ridiculous.  He sees the ad in one show, and this crap spurts out.  We're a tiny country.  We should just remove the tariffs on everything, in fell swoop.  This would take us out of the game. There's no great [...]

When the youngest rock is not on top of the rock sequence

Earth Learning Idea [2018-02-26 12:33:00]   recommend this post  (1279 visits)

Today's new ELI is 'Modelling by hand ‘when the youngest rock is not on top’; illustrating how rock sequences can have older rocks on top of younger ones' While the ‘Principle of superposition of strata’ states that younger rocks are [...]

Zahlreiche Nachbeben in Papua Neuguinea

Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog [2018-02-26 22:27:53]   recommend this post  (1269 visits)

In PNG gab es seit gestern gut 50 Nachbeben, von denen das Stärkste die Magnitude 6,3 hatte. Die Beben verteilen sich über ein relativ großes Gebiet entlang einer Störungszone. In der Nähe gibt es mehrere kleine Ortschaften in denen das [...]

New papers on paleoseismology, tsunami, and active tectonics (March 2018)

paleoseismicity.org [2018-03-01 11:50:25]   recommend this post  (1220 visits)

A month has passed and plenty of new papers have been published. This time we have a number of contributions on the tectonics of Italy and Asia, news about seismic hazards maps, and some great earthquake physics. Enjoy the latest papers on [...]

Climate Monday: Visualizing El Niño and La Niña

Wooster Geologists [2018-02-26 18:20:23]   recommend this post  (1206 visits)

Continuing our survey of climate and weather visualizations, this week we have a few ways of visualizing El Niño and La Niña, which are two flavors of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (or ENSO).  This is a relevant topic for this winter, because [...]

PATA Days 2018 in Thessaloniki – registration open

paleoseismicity.org [2018-02-28 14:27:40]   recommend this post  (1199 visits)

The registration for the PATA Days 2018 in Thessaloniki is now open: https://www.patadays2018.org/registration–grants.html The 9th PATA Days will take place from 24-29 June in Thessaloniki, Greece. The event is organised by Spyros Pavlides and [...]

Sky Happenings In March, 2018

BEYONDbones [2018-03-03 19:00:32]   recommend this post  (1198 visits)

  Brilliant winter stars shift towards the southwest during March.  Dazzling Orion is almost due south at dusk.  His three-starred belt is halfway between reddish Betelgeuse and bluish Rigel.  Orion’s belt points up to Aldebaran in Taurus the [...]

HMNS Weekly Happenings

BEYONDbones [2018-02-26 20:52:01]   recommend this post  (1154 visits)

Registration For HMNS X plorations Summer Camp Is Now!   Questions? Contact xplorations@hmns.org or call 713-639-4652. Don’t forget you can Refer a Friend when registering for Summer Camp, and you’ll both receive a discount! More information [...]

The pneumatic tail of the Field Museum apatosaurine, FMNH P25112

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2018-03-02 07:03:03]   recommend this post  (1146 visits)

Left side, posterolateral oblique view, wide shot. Same thing, close up. Right side, lateral, wide. Same thing, close up. For more on this and other pneumatic sauropod tails, please see Wedel and Taylor (2013, here). And for more on the currently [...]

QGIS 3 officially released

Digital Geography [2018-02-26 09:09:50]   recommend this post  (1130 visits)

On 24th of February, the QGIS developers have officially released QGIS 3 (codename “Girona”). It is the third major version of the free and open source cross-platform GIS software. In this post, I want to tease you with the most important infos [...]