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Ant Fossil From Florissant Formation

Louisville Area Fossils [2019-02-17 16:47:00]   recommend this post  (631 visits)

This image shows what appears to be an ant fossil. The fossil was found in the Florissant Formation of Teller County, Colorado, USA. It dates to the Eocene Epoch (56-33.9 million years ago) of the Paleogene Period (66-23 million years ago). [...]

Michael Crichton vs. Charles Dickens

Mountain Beltway [2019-02-23 21:29:06]   recommend this post  (628 visits)

Because of my commute, I consume multiple books at the same time. I listen to one in the car, and I read another (or more than one other) at home, on traditional paper. This past week, I read Jurassic Park, by Michael Crichton and listened to David [...]

Earth’s atmosphere stretches out to the Moon – and beyond

AGU Meetings [2019-02-20 14:10:09]   recommend this post  (566 visits)

A recent discovery based on observations by the ESA/NASA Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, SOHO, shows that the gaseous layer that wraps around Earth reaches up to 630,000 km away, or 50 times the diameter of our planet. The post Earth’s [...]

aspetti particolari della geodinamica italiana scoperti con l'uso dei dati satellitari InSAR (stavolta parlo di cose che ho fatto io stesso)

scienzeedintorni [2019-02-19 15:46:00]   recommend this post  (565 visits)

Gli studi sui movimenti di blocchi crustali più o meno ampi e delle placche usando i dati degli spostamenti delle stazioni GPS sono estremamente comuni. Lo abbiamo fatto anche noi del dipartimento di Scienze della Terra dell’Università di [...]

Postdoc position at Oxford University: Palaeoseismology of Central Asian Earthquake Ruptures

Paleoseismicity [2019-02-22 08:07:41]   recommend this post  (554 visits)

There is a wonderful, amazing, extraordinary postdoc position open at Oxford University: Palaeoseismology of Central Asian Earthquake Ruptures. We seek to appoint a postdoctoral research assistant to undertake investigations of large earthquakes [...]

Wallace Broecker, Prophet of Climate Change

State of the Planet [2019-02-19 14:48:59]   recommend this post  (552 visits)

Wallace Broecker, a geochemist who initiated key research into the history of earth’s climate and humans’ influence upon it, died Feb. 18 in New York. He was

Geosonnet 51

Lounge of the Lab Lemming [2019-02-18 12:18:00]   recommend this post  (550 visits)

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Island: Erdbeben unter Katla

Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog [2019-02-19 15:36:48]   recommend this post  (531 visits)

Unter dem isländischen Gletschervulkan Katla manifestierte sich ein Erdstoß der Magnitude 3,0. Das Hypozentrum lag in 1,5 km Tiefe, nahe des nordöstlichen Calderarandes. Zuvor gab es einen Schwarm schwächerer Erdbeben. Die Sorge vor einem [...]

Friday folds: Sardinian tuff

Mountain Beltway [2019-02-22 12:40:00]   recommend this post  (516 visits)

It's the last day of the work week. Some photos of isoclinal syn-depositional folding in Sardinian tuff will get your Friday off on the right foot. The post Friday folds: Sardinian tuff appeared first on Mountain Beltway.

Vulkanasche vom Ätna verursacht Flugausfälle

Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog [2019-02-19 10:41:33]   recommend this post  (513 visits)

Der Ätna auf Sizilien stößt weiterhin Aschewolken aus. Diese steigen bis in einer Höhe von 6 km auf und gefährden den Luftverkehr. Es kam tatsächlich zu Flugausfällen und stornierten Flügen am Flughafen von Catania, der seinen Service [...]