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New papers on paleoseismology, active tectonics, and archaeoseismology (June 2024)

Paleoseismicity [2024-06-03 15:06:55]   recommend this post  (197 visits)

This month’s list has everything: classic paleoseismology, tsunami studies, archaeology and historical seismology, lake turbidites from the Alps, deformed soft sediments, folds and faults, tidal notches and geodesy, etc.. Enjoy reading and drop me [...]

Say it ain't so, Toyota

Ontario-geofish [2024-06-03 14:51:00]   recommend this post  (181 visits)

 OMG, my only two rational companies are going down the influencer slippery slope.  Toyota is a trumpy criminal, and spacex is succumbing to

Cold Arctic spills bring a rainy June

Ontario-geofish [2024-06-03 13:32:00]   recommend this post  (180 visits)

 This is exciting in that all the influencer forecasts are wrong.  However, they maintain control of all the media, so you'll never know.We seem to be in a period of 'Influencer Collapse', which means that if you break all the laws [...]

End of the media heatwaves

Ontario-geofish [2024-06-02 00:05:00]   recommend this post  (179 visits)

 On to the next one!  Somewhere in the world, there will be a little land-locked pocket with no breezes.  That means a heat wave!  And hopefully, the guard will be there to set up photos of people pouring water [...]

Another great victory for MS

Ontario-geofish [2024-06-02 23:39:00]   recommend this post  (178 visits)

 Now, some will say "How do you know that every one of these hacks is MS?"  I just say that they pick the low-hanging fruit first.  This is 30 million people, barely a drop in the bucket.  And my Costco [...]

Europe weather a huge mess for the summer

Ontario-geofish [2024-06-02 14:54:00]   recommend this post  (163 visits)

 This is a huge rainy turmoil, ideal for putting out poots fires.  I can't see this getting any better, since Arctic blobs are still coming in.  Europe doesn't want tourists anyway.ps.  and for Toronto, the Arctic [...]

Rabbit Masher Invented

Ontario-geofish [2024-06-02 16:42:00]   recommend this post  (161 visits)

 This is just what I need.  Darn, cute, baby rabbits are trimming my beans and cutting down my peas.  I've tried all the leftwinger stuff -- a live trap, spreading red pepper powder, the dog, and those wascillily wabbits [...]

Japan goes to the mattresses to compensate for 'tribalism'

Ontario-geofish [2024-06-05 23:42:00]   recommend this post  (149 visits)

 I'm sorry, but this was a hoot.  Japan is run by old men who think all women are school-girls.  This is a good idea for them, since anime school girls have never heard of birth control.In Canada, we will take all the [...]

Nobody around to re-build Pickering

Ontario-geofish [2024-06-02 00:35:00]   recommend this post  (142 visits)

 Ha, I was going to do my usual rant about the place, but who cares?  They did mention tunnelling, so I assume they want to put in a tunnel intake. like Darlington.  ps.  I'm glad about the tunnel, [...]

Agassizocrinus? Crinoid Fossil

Louisville Area Fossils [2024-06-03 09:11:00]   recommend this post  (141 visits)

  In 2012, I posted a crinoid calyx fossil which was identified as a Phanocrinus nitidus. Recently, I revisited this fossil and took some new pictures of what might be an Agassizocrinus. The matrix it is in also contains a very nice Archimedes [...]