Ponder the stars at Sky Bar Tucson on April 25
at the "Eye on the Sky" science cafe organized by AZGS for the Arizona Experience. Hear speakers from the Lowell
Observatory, the Tucson Amateur [...]
Erinnert sich noch jemand an den Hype um Eisbär Knut? Ja, der war, wie fast alle Tierkinder, zu Anfang wirklich knuddelig. So knuddelig, dass einige Menschen schlicht ausblendeten, dass dieses kleine [...]
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [19:57:56]
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Before I start. I want to remind people that donations are import to me. Since they help me keeping this blog and my earthquake web page up and running. Hekla volcano earthquake activity A minor earthquake [...]
A summary of photos posted on flickr today, tagged with “geology.” Displayed below are 43 geology-related photos were added to flickr today. Similar Posts on Geology News: Daily Geology Photos [...]
Back when I was in the U.S. Geological Survey, I had the good fortune to take part in the occasional research cruise aboard the USGS fleet. (Old-timers may now give a rueful laugh, as the agency's long budget [...]
Another new insight from last week’s visit to the Outdoor Lab was that they have several fine examples of native copper found in float of the Catoctin Formation on their property. Here are a few [...]
The Sukhoi T-50 PAK-FA fifth-generation stealth fighter will start operational testing in 2014...
"In 2013 we are expected to wrap up its preliminary tests and start operational testing. In 2014, we are [...]
A while back, I posted about a squirrel mandible that I’d acquired, and how ridiculously huge its incisor was. In that post, I rather naively said “the tooth literally could not be any [...]
Lest my readers think I’ve become dull, an upcoming post will have this in it, and an explanation. You will have to further pardon me while I make my next few posts NOT about this. Feel free to offer [...]
Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [08:07:00]
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Aunque no es común que la raza humana adopte acuerdos internacionales por unanimidad (o casi), siempre hay excepciones. Una de ellas fue la proclamación por la UNESCO, a propuesta española, del día 23 de [...]
“The most comprehensive evaluation of temperature change on Earth’s continents over the past 1,000 to 2,000 years indicates that a long-term cooling trend–caused by factors including fluctuations [...]
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [07:24:28]
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This is a repost courtesy of Bud Ward at the Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media. Well worth a read. Climate communications takes on a new seriousness when it is one’s own children needing to be [...]
I came across this article today from Wired and just had to pass it along…! “Lo and behold, what do I find but an entire research field that has been making manmade lava for decades. Sure, we’ve [...]
Leona Canyon Regional Open Space Reserve is an East Bay Regional Parks District property of some 290 acres that is entirely within the Oakland city boundary. It’s got rocks. The canyon was cut by Rifle [...]
Please note that I have left Facebook for good. I can be contacted by email, Google+ or Twitter. The reason why I left Facebook can be found here and here. I do not expect to be returning to Facebook anytime [...]
We tested out a new demonstration video of the National Geothermal Data System at the Dept. of Energy's Peer Review in Denver this week. It's been posted now to YouTube.
China will build a second, larger aircraft carrier capable of carrying more fighter jets, the official Xinhua news service reported late Tuesday, quoting a senior officer with the People's Liberation Army [...]
You can access the abstracts electronically here.
Mastrantonio, B. M., Schultz, C. L., Desojo, J. B., and J. Bittencourt Garcia. 2013. The braincase of Prestosuchus chiniquensis (Archosauria: Suchia)From: [...]
hrmph. We've had six years, grumpy pants. Wait a little bit.
Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit [16:36:07]
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Rund 40 Mädchen und Jungen erhalten am 25. April 2013 Einblick in die Aufgaben und Arbeitsbereiche des Geozentrums Hannover. Die Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer des Zukunftstags 2013 können sich in [...]
Today I want to share a Python script that I wrote to plot some lab data against the core depth it was taken from. I know its not very special if you are a Python guru, but I know that many students and [...]
Geology in the West Country [13:59:00]
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May 2nd - Bath Geological Society7.30 p.m. BRLSI, 16 Queen Square, Bath 'Seeing beneath the waves - mapping the ocean floor'Dr. Philippe Blondel, Deputy Director, Centre for Space, Atmospheric & Oceanic [...]
These fossils are Megamyonia sp. found in the Maquoketa Formation of Fayette County, Iowa, USA. They existed in the Late Ordovician
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [11:00:13]
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The UK House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee has recently launched an inquiry entitled “Climate Change: public understanding and its policy implications”, which is due to address [...]
Una nueva investigación de la Universidad de Alberta (Canadá) que estudia los dinosaurios Microraptor revela que estos pequeños animales que hasta ahora se creía atacaban solamente lo que podían [...]
Si hay algo que no perdonan los ingleses es su té de las cinco, una tradición asentada en las islas británicas desde el siglo XVIII que si bien puede parecer añeja, se va modernizando con el paso del [...]
Images here from the Encyclopedia of Life
This week, something about the many different KINDS of asteroids (aka sea star or starfish!) that are found throughout the world. Data for this, is from a paper I [...]
For an Earth Day post—Christians and the Environment—Christian blogger Tim Challies drew from Francis Schaeffer’s foundational book on the environment, Pollution and the Death of Man: [...]
DNA recovered from ancient skeletons reveals that the genetic makeup of modern Europe was established around 4,500 years ago in the mid-Neolithic, and not by the first farmers who arrived in the area around [...]
I keep seeing TV ads for metal detectors. You can detect coins! Jewelery!
If I'm going to a site with potentially buried monitoring wells or other useful infrastructure, I take along a metal detector. I never [...]
The most comprehensive evaluation of temperature change on Earth's continents over the past 1,000 to 2,000 years indicates that a long-term cooling trend--caused by factors including fluctuations in the amount [...]
Its more like a manufacturing unit than a autonomous robot. However,if the company would add a machine to load the ingredients and combine it with the cutter unit they already have, you'd be all set. [...]