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Mission Cup 2021 Semi Finalist: Hayabusa2- To Ryugu and Back

Earth & Solar System [2021-02-17 10:50:04]   recommend this post  (509 visits)

Hayabusa2 is a Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) led mission to study and sample asteroid 162173 Ryugu. As a primitive carbonaceous asteroid, investigations of Ryugu could address some important questions surrounding the very origins of our [...]

EGU2021 Late-Breaking session: “The Dec. 2020 earthquake sequence in Petrinja, Croatia, and its seismotectonic and geodynamic environments”

Paleoseismicity [2021-02-14 22:03:08]   recommend this post  (497 visits)

Following the 2020-12-29 magnitude 6.4 earthquake in Croatia, a late breaking session was accepted by EGU. The session The Dec. 2020 earthquake sequence in Petrinja, Croatia, and its seismotectonic and geodynamic environments will be convened by [...]

Happy Valentine’s Day from Apatosaurinae

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2021-02-15 08:58:15]   recommend this post  (494 visits)

This is RAM 1619, a proximal caudal vertebra of an apatosaurine, in posterior view. It’s one of just a handful of sauropod specimens at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. It’s a donated specimen, which came with very little [...]

The importance of our SSS (…Soil Support Staff!) #4

G-Soil [2021-02-17 11:53:13]   recommend this post  (493 visits)

This month, we marked International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and to continue the celebrations we are delighted to showcase the work of Lea Piscitelli in our monthly feature, Technician of the Month! Lea Piscitelli works as a research [...]

Bob the Blob Not Moving Yet

Ontario-geofish [2021-02-19 13:38:00]   recommend this post  (483 visits)

 But the outer zone of influence is expanding.  The Great Lakes are pushing back.I think he's having trouble running over the Great Lakes.  Blob1 snuck around them.And a great note of apology goes out to RSS.  Their results are delayed due to [...]

Natural gas prices zoom better than bitpenny

Ontario-geofish [2021-02-19 15:29:00]   recommend this post  (482 visits)

 Wow, I predicted this years ago, which was totally useless.  The price went down the toilet.  But look at it now!  I think it may have crashed in the last few minutes, since the gas can't be delivered to frozen-pipe Cruise-Country.This is the [...]

How to Defend Yourself and Others Against Online Attacks

State of the Planet [2021-02-16 22:35:14]   recommend this post  (473 visits)

Social media can be an important communication tool for scientists and scholars, but it can also invite harassment. Here's how to stay safe online, and help others who face

Pellyton in da house!

Ontario-geofish [2021-02-18 21:24:00]   recommend this post  (463 visits)

 A totally frivolous post, but we got this.  It can go faster than any normal person can run.  I'll use it for pleasant strolls through the woods.  The kids will have the crazy ladies yell at them.  The main tread weighs 300 lbs.  Two very [...]

Devastating Flood in Himalayas Highlights Risks of Development in the Era of Climate Change

State of the Planet [2021-02-16 20:13:57]   recommend this post  (453 visits)

Climate change and hydroelectricity power projects compounded the devastating destruction of the February 7 flood in

Demonstrate the water cycle, latent heat and global energy transfer

Earth Learning Idea [2021-02-15 12:56:00]   recommend this post  (436 visits)

From our water cycle series: 'Cycling water and heat in the lab – and the globe; demonstrating the water cycle, latent heat and global energy transfer'A lab demonstration of the water cycle that can be used to develop thinking skills and to [...]