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Islanda: mentre si aspetta il nuovo episodio vulcanico nella penisola di Reykjanes, una intrusione di magma è in corso nella penisola di Snaefellsnes

scienzeedintorni [2025-01-13 11:55:00]   recommend this post  (176 visits)

l'estensione del sistema vulcanico di Ljósufjöl con indicate l'ultima colata del IX secolo EV e l'area attualmente interessata dalla sismicità In Islanda è estremamente nota l'attuale fase di attività vulcanica nella penisola di [...]

Elon Musk Buys Canada

Ontario-geofish [2025-01-12 19:59:00]   recommend this post  (172 visits)

 A a prelude to invasion, muskie starts buying up everyone.  Everybody, just write on a piece of Tim Hortons napkin, the amount to buy you, and he'll cough up.  He doesn't have a mega-boat like those other guys, so he has [...]

Tropical plumes in an all-out attack on the Arctic

Ontario-geofish [2025-01-12 12:25:00]   recommend this post  (167 visits)

 The mimic is out of action, but it looks like a cold week, and then the Arctic gets sealed up.  This will set off a mega-blob a week after, and I'm calling Europe, for the pool.  Standard spills go down the topographic [...]

Cromosaurios (V): Los dinosaurios más desastrosos de posguerra

Koprolitos [2025-01-13 09:27:00]   recommend this post  (162 visits)

Han pasado ya algunos años de la serie que dedicamos a los cromos de dinosaurio y ya había ganas de volver para una actualización. Si te gusta el coleccionismo, prepárate porque tenemos material para unas cuantas entradas más. Como sabemos, a [...]

The Invasion of Canada

Ontario-geofish [2025-01-12 14:09:00]   recommend this post  (162 visits)

 There is a predilection of warmies trying to invade cold countries in the middle of winter.  We have Napoleon, Hitler, and now, Trump.  Trump has followed the 'Book of Hitler' for all his life, and now wants to complete [...]

Natgas jitters, doesn't do much

Ontario-geofish [2025-01-13 19:47:00]   recommend this post  (160 visits)

 This is what I said would happen.  They are 'torn between two lovers'.  Poor things.It's all in the prediction for next month.  They can look out their windows, and see snow, but nooa says that's all [...]

OH MEDUSA

ARCHEA [2025-01-12 06:25:00]   recommend this post  (149 visits)

Mesmerizing, delicate and seemingly impossible — this lovely luminescent denizen of the sea has been living in our oceans for more than half a billion years. Jellyfish are found all over the world, from surface waters to our deepest seas — and [...]

Moderate earthquake hits Japan, normal chances it is a foreshock

Ontario-geofish [2025-01-13 15:17:00]   recommend this post  (148 visits)

 This is a beautiful clean subduction zone, and we know that these things need an M9 every 300 years or so, to do a thorough sweep-out.  The last big earthquake in Japan had an M7 foreshock, and the odds are the usual 1 in [...]

Arctic is bottled up

Ontario-geofish [2025-01-13 12:37:00]   recommend this post  (147 visits)

 For the most part, the Arctic is in recharge.  Lots of dribbles coming out.We have a weak blob and a clipper really wants to start.However, Greenland is white, indicating a 'bottled up' situation.  We may get some Gulf [...]

Ephemeropsis trisetalis Mayfly Larva Fossil

Louisville Area Fossils [2025-01-13 01:16:00]   recommend this post  (140 visits)

This image is of an Ephemeropsis trisetalis (Eichwald, 1864) mayfly larva fossil. The animal existed in the early Cretaceous Period. Fossil was discovered in Liaoning, China. Fossil was on display at the Natural History Museum Vienna [...]