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Scientists shed light on electrostatic dust transport in reshaping airless planetary bodies

AGU Meetings [2016-06-17 19:56:22]   recommend this post  (1751 visits)

New laboratory experiments may bring closure to a long-standing issue of electrostatic dust transport, explaining a variety of unusual phenomena on the surfaces of airless planetary bodies, including observations of the moon from the Apollo era and [...]

Earthquake on the Reykjanes ridge

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2016-06-15 18:14:53]   recommend this post  (1709 visits)

Today (15-June-2016) at 12:51 UTC an earthquake with the magnitude of 3,3 took place at Reykjanes ridge. The earthquake on the Reykjanes ridge. Copyright of this image belongs to Iceland Met Office. Only one earthquake happened and no … [...]

Cottage Report

Ontario-geofish [2016-06-12 22:56:00]   recommend this post  (1563 visits)

Cloudy and miserable.  Some warmth on Sat and then Sun had brutal NW wind straight from the land where everybody is worried about ice.  I had a sauna, and this is resembling our 'normal' weather of Winter and July.  I hope we aren't into the [...]

Friday Field Photo: Cannonball Chert

Looking for Detachment [2016-06-17 19:03:00]   recommend this post  (1554 visits)

Back in my eastern Nevada field days, I was lucky enough to go on a stratigraphy tour that took me to several good examples of chert nodules in the mostly Pennsylvanian Ely Limestone. Nicely spherical chert nodules in the Ely Limestone, with 2.5 [...]

Job offer: PostDoc on seismic hazard characterization & mitigation, Aix-en-Provence

Paleoseismicity [2016-06-17 12:23:46]   recommend this post  (1472 visits)

The CEREGE laboratory in Aix-en-Provence (France) look for a PostDoc in the field of seismic hazard and/or earthquake geology. The position is in the framework of the RISKMED OT MED funded project “ Natural risks in the Mediterranean: Hazard, [...]

Il paradosso "del Sole debole" e la Terra delle origini: i gas-serra spiegano perchè il nostro pianeta non era ghiacciato

scienzeedintorni [2016-06-17 12:25:00]   recommend this post  (1449 visits)

Una stella come il Sole aumenta progressivamente la sua radiazione con il tempo. Questo fatto apparentemente contrasta con la storia terrestre, che parla di oceani liquidi anche in tempi lontani in cui con la atmosfera attuale la Terra sarebbe [...]

Vulkane weltweit

Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog [2016-06-12 13:52:32]   recommend this post  (1426 visits)

Neues von den Vulkanen Bardarbunga, Bulusan, Sinabung,

Sand Fleas Are Real! (But They’re Not What You Think They Are…)

BEYONDbones [2016-06-15 19:53:28]   recommend this post  (1410 visits)

Well, it’s summer time again and millions of people will be spending lots and lots of time outdoors. They will go to the lake, they will go to the beach, they will have picnics and barbecues and luaus. All the … Continue reading

Media skills for scientists – how to get them!

Geology Jenga [2016-06-17 14:00:21]   recommend this post  (1370 visits)

I certainly don’t need to write at any length about the fact I think it is crucial that scientists communicate their research with the public. Over the summer we’ll be sharing a few posts on this very subject. To get the ball rolling I [...]

babies everywhere… and a toad

drip | david’s really interesting pages... [2016-06-12 09:48:46]   recommend this post  (1255 visits)