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A Netherworld Incompatible with the Existence of Life: The Mantle Exposed at Del Puerto

Geotripper [2015-12-20 01:58:00]   recommend this post  (648 visits)

Our journey into the interior of the Earth has reached a remarkable boundary, the base of the oceanic crust. Beyond the crust, underneath the Mohorovičić discontinuity, lies the mantle, a layer that extends halfway to the center of the Earth. We [...]

Arctic Ice Volume continues to climb

Ontario-geofish [2015-12-20 20:29:00]   recommend this post  (605 visits)

Nasa continues to whine that things are getting worse.  I don't know what they are puffing.  Once we get past this failure of an El Nino, then we'll know what cold is.  I think the climate-teests will try every statistical trick to keep the flat [...]

Final post of the year

Through the Sandglass [2015-12-23 14:32:36]   recommend this post  (589 visits)

The Airline Chronicles Briefly Return! Pacific Northwest Sights

Geotripper [2015-12-24 06:58:00]   recommend this post  (583 visits)

Do you know what I like about flying? I admit that there is much not to like about flying, starting with navigating airports while dragging luggage, standing in security lines, paying $4 for a bottle of water, sitting in airplane seats designed for [...]

Tierra del Fuego to Deception Island Antarctica

Earthly Musings [2015-12-24 01:41:00]   recommend this post  (565 visits)

We are underway for the first of two voyages on The World. Beginning in Ushuaia Argentina (the world's southernmost city) we sailed for 38 hours until we spotted land in Antarctica. This was one of the fastest crossings for me ever - The World's [...]

Happy Holidays!

Looking for Detachment [2015-12-24 18:00:00]   recommend this post  (563 visits)

Xmas Eve greetings! Photos are all from Nevada City, CA, although I'm elsewhere at the moment. Above: the Outside Inn. Inside the Mine Shaft. Likewise. Xmas cheer from inside

My top ten list of earthquake blogs

paleoseismicity.org [2015-12-21 21:55:11]   recommend this post  (559 visits)

I am running this blog for more than five years now and it is time to acknowledge the other geo-blogs out there that have inspired me. In order to stay updated I follow the Geobulletin, which monitors the geoblogosphere activity. There are numerous [...]

New landslide video: Ayacucho, Peru

The Landslide Blog [2015-12-24 08:23:29]   recommend this post  (554 visits)

A dramatic landslide captures the moment in which a landslide struck a road in Ayacucho,

Core on Deck!

JOIDES Resolution blogs [2015-12-20 13:04:06]   recommend this post  (515 visits)

Just prior to 0400 a simple announcement rang out over a silent ship, "core is on deck". That marked the start of sample recovery from hole U1473 on Atlantis Bank. The handful of scientists [...]

Paleoseismology & Tsunami papers – Christmas edition

Paleoseismicity [2015-12-25 15:34:43]   recommend this post  (497 visits)

This is this year’s last issue of my paper round-up, and it includes some pretty interesting stuff. Our Greek colleagues published a report on the liquefaction caused by the 2014 Lefkada earthquakes, just in time with the recent earthquake [...]