Utah Geological Survey - blog [23:53:40]
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smithsonianmag.com Some of the most stunning structural feats aren’t built by architects or sculpted by artists. From Bryce Canyon to the Elbe Sandstone Mountains of central Europe, sandstone arches, alcoves, and pillars around the globe look strikingly similar to the same features in manmade architecture. So, how does nature do it? READ
Apatosaurus was an enormous dinosaur. That’s something easily said, but can’t be understood without spending time in the
El fruto de mis desvelos cumple 14 años, y ya estoy en esa fase tan temida al ver acercarse la adolescencia de tu retoño: la dificultad de la comunicación.
Dado que nuestro hijo es de natural hablador, [...]
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [20:13:55]
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As recently noted, it was my pleasure and privilege on 25 June to give a talk at the ESOF2014 conference in Copenhagen (the EuroScience Open Forum). My talk was one of four, followed by a panel discussion, in [...]
Have you tried making mountains every time you make a sandwich? Try this ELI 'Margarine mountain-building' The activity uses materials that pupils use every day to remind them how folds and mountain belts [...]
This post unifies two of my absolutely favourite topics: geology and classical Greek history. I have always had a soft spot for the classics. In fact, when I started my undergrad I was planning on...
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Training Volcano Scientists United States Geological Survey Buy-Out for the Maryland Landslide Properties ? WUSA Idaho’s First Commercial Natural Gas Well KTVB.com Natural Gas Boom Hasn’t Made US [...]
The Energy Information Administration has published a graph showing trends of the Baker Hughes Rig Count between 1990 and
Remember when we visited the Shrooms of the Gods at Garden of the Gods? That’s not the only wondrous place formed by the Pounds Sandstone. Reader Heliconia got to visit the area in early...
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Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit [10:50:21]
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Die Dinosaurierfährten von Bad Essen-Barkhausen sind das wohl bekannteste Naturdenkmal im
Looking south from Hurricane Ridge into the heart of Olympic National Park
There will be few detailed blogs these next few weeks; I'm on the road leading our Canada/Pacific Northwest field class, and I will [...]
Guest Bloggers: Sarah McGrath (’17) and Chloe Wallace (’17), both members of Team Utah 2014 EPHRAIM, UTAH — No longer rookie bloggers Chloe and Sarah here, coming at you from the [...]
The most confident fellow in the meeting was the specialist in permitting from Toronto. He was old, like me, and in total command of his subject. He reminded us: “California is both the most difficult and [...]
Geology.com News [05:26:08]
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Exploring for Diamonds in Sierra Leone Virtual Strategy Los Angeles River: From Concrete Ditch to Urban Oasis National Geographic Summer Program Introduces High Schoolers to Geoscience The Herald-Sun [...]
Beaver Lake in NW Arkansas has 480 miles of shoreline along the flooded White River valley, much of it with important geological exposures. Our first exploration trip logged 700 high resolution scaled [...]
I seem to have missed another magnitude 3.0 aftershock last Thursday from the June 28 magnitude 5.2 Duncan earthquake. This latest event occurred at 2:12 am, and was almost on the New Mexico border, further [...]
...the earth is flat. [sorry, just watched the evening news, couldn't help
My apologies for the light blogging recently. I was traveling in the US for three weeks, and now I am traveling for work for 6 weeks. I will do my best to blog when I can, but blogging may continue to be light [...]
The science goal for today is to complete 8 CTD casts. We load into our vessel, a Poca 500GR. We have discussed a 6 to 8 hour window of boat time with Gabriel the captain and Magnus our navigator and stocked [...]
Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit [16:07:32]
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Bewerbungsschluss ist der 30. Juli 2014 für den mit 100.000
Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [15:00:00]
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Como ya se ha comentado, durante la pasada semana se celebró en Madrid el congreso internacional Gondwana 15. Continuamos con alguno de los trabajos sobre paleontología de vertebrados defendidos en dicha [...]
Since 2001 the number of people killed in the United States by abandoned mine and quarry accidents has been between 20 and 30 per year. During the last three years the number of deaths has declined. Deaths [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [13:00:08]
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Dmitry Vlasov, a PhD Student and junior scientist from Lomonosov Moscow State University, brings us this week’s Imaggeo on Mondays. He shares his experience of taking part in a student scientific society [...]
On Thursday a rockslide occurred in Maoxian County in Sichuan Province, China. The terrifying moments of the landslide were captured on a dashboard
Between a Rock and a Hard Place [10:00:41]
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After all the thunderous weather this weekend and being British, I thought I’d do a weather themed science snap. Don’t bolt yet; it’s a volcanic-weather themed! This is a picture of mammatus clouds [...]
Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [08:00:00]
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Entre los días 14 y 18 de Julio, Madrid ha sido la sede del congreso internacional Gondwana 15. Aunque la paleontología, y más concretamente la de vertebrados, ha estado escasamente representada, un grupo [...]
Guest Bloggers: Sarah McGrath (’17) and Chloe Wallace (’17), both members of Team Utah 2014 EPHRAIM, UTAH – Rookie bloggers, Sarah and Chloe, coming at you from beautiful Ephraim, [...]
Here is a picture of the Pteranodon flying reptile stamp. It was issued in 1965 by the small republic of San Marino (located on the Italian peninsula). It had a value of 3 lire but the country now uses the [...]
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [04:38:35]
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Exactly 45 years ago tonight, everyone who could see a TV, was in front of one. The clip below is the actual coverage from CBS News that evening. You can actually watch all of the Moonwalk online, and if you [...]
A Kinder Morgan representative told the Arizona Oil & Gas Conservation Commission on Friday that the company is on track to complete their current evaluation drilling in the St. John's, Arizona carbon [...]
For those of you who were wondering why I never completed my series on British dinosaurs on paleoexhibit, stopping midway through the theropods, here is the reason: the material has been used as a starting [...]