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New Jersey aftershocks slide down the usual curve

Ontario-geofish [2024-04-07 01:14:00]   recommend this post  (194 visits)

 We've now had 2 M3's.  I'm amazed they could detect them.  Everything is fine, except they should have been on top of each other.  That's the fun of having poor seismic monitoring coverage.  This [...]

Bolsilibros Mesozoicos (IV): El mundo futuro

Koprolitos [2024-04-08 10:00:00]   recommend this post  (193 visits)

Juan Gallardo Muñoz (1929-2013) tuvo que salir de pequeño de Madrid por causa de la Guerra, estableciéndose en Benavente. Antes de dedicarse a la literatura popular, comenzó como periodista cinematográfico, llegando a enviar sus reseñas a [...]

Taiwan earthquake explanations - Part 4

Ontario-geofish [2024-04-07 15:35:00]   recommend this post  (185 visits)

continuing from previous Time to sum up and include some extras.First, the California Hypothesis has been very useful in stopping buildings pancaking.  Tying everything together is like turning a building into a [...]

Taiwan earthquake explanations - Part 3

Ontario-geofish [2024-04-07 14:19:00]   recommend this post  (181 visits)

 Continued from previous articleAs seen, when a hypothesis cannot fail due to legal or political reasons, it becomes a religion.  In the good old days, engineers embraced the failure of a hypothesis because it was a learning [...]

Big storm lies perfectly on eclipse path

Ontario-geofish [2024-04-08 13:01:00]   recommend this post  (178 visits)

 Tomorrow, everybody is bringing back their eclipse glasses for a refund.  However, the rain might make them soggy.And today's art is 'Solar eclipse in a rain storm'ps so, the advice today is to forget Niagara and everybody get in [...]

SACRED CEPHALOPODS: OCTOPUS / TAK'WA

ARCHEA [2024-04-08 09:30:00]   recommend this post  (165 visits)

This lovely with her colourful body is an octopus. Like ninety-seven percent of the world's animals, she lacks a backbone. To support their bodies, these spineless animals — invertebrates — have skeletons made of protein [...]

Taiwan earthquake explanations - Part 2

Ontario-geofish [2024-04-07 12:58:00]   recommend this post  (159 visits)

 Continued from this article.That article had other muck in it.  This continues with the explanation of terms.The Taiwan earthquake is being pushed by influencers as a great success, when in fact it was a total engineering failure, [...]

DEEP TIME IN THE LANDS OF THE NUU-CHAH-NULTH

ARCHEA [2024-04-07 02:53:00]   recommend this post  (145 visits)

Nootka Fossil Field Trip. Photo: John FamThe rugged west coast of Vancouver Island offers spectacular views of a wild British Columbia. Here the seas heave along the shores slowly eroding the magnificent deposits that often contain [...]

ANCIENT OCTOPUS: KEUPPIA

ARCHEA [2024-04-07 11:00:00]   recommend this post  (139 visits)

A sweet as you please example of Keuppia levante (Fuchs, Bracchi & Weis, 2009), an extinct genus of octopus that swam our ancient seas back in the Cretaceous. This particular lovely adorns a special place in my heart and my office. [...]

Drunk on Geomorphology - Waterpocket Distillery

Drunk on Geology [2024-04-07 23:15:00]   recommend this post  (137 visits)

The next Drunk on Geology is for the Waterpocket Distillery out of Salt Lake City, UT.  Before leaving Utah I made it a mission to visit the Waterpocket Distillery because there are few alcohols that more encompass the geology than this [...]