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Familiar Faces and Fresh Ideas: Fifty Years of GSA Meetings with Warren Huff
By Matt Hudson, GSA Member Communications Manager Clay mineralogist Warren Huff attended his first GSA Annual Meeting in the 1960s. Since then, he has attended another 50. When Huff was profiled in the January 2019 issue of EARTH Magazine, he [...]
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Ice-squeezed aquifers might create marsquakes
As the Mars InSight lander begins listening to the interior of Mars, some scientists are already proposing that some marsquakes could be signals of groundwater beneath the frozen surface of the Red Planet. The idea, proposed by Michael Manga, a [...]Los mundos prehistóricos de Tim Truman
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Odd bumps on the bases of sedimentary beds
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