They just had an M3.5 that reached a wide Intensity 4. That's a good shallow thrust, and the earthquakes are lining up on the NW line, now that they got some instruments in.
No predictions, but I think they will have pull off an Azle* soon. Next one knocks things off the shelves.
*secretly shutting down the injection of fracking
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [22:58:00]
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Jurassic World!I teamed up with Rosemary Mosco of Bird and Moon fame to illustrate this comic she wrote, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the interepid dromaeosaurs who endure hours in stifling rubbery costumes to deliver the awesomebro thrills the world craves. Comic written by Rosemary Mosco and illustrated by David OrrIt was awesome to work with Rosemary! I'm sure many of you are fans of her already; be sure to check out her on-line shop. You can also support her at
Through her role as a Parks Analyst with the New York City Department Parks and Recreation, Katie Edmond (MPA-ESP '14) is working toward a greener future for New Yorkers in high-need
Hello, and welcome to 2015 at Rosetta Stones! Are you ready for incredible geological goodness? Yes? Excellent! I’ve got Plans for ye: We’ll continue our Creation Earth Science Education....
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River sediments helped form Lake Pepin, the largest lake on the Mississippi River. But, as one study points out, the sediments also contribute to algal blooms in the lake, according[...]
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GS Western Regional Group invites you to:- The Current Status of Geological Screening for Disposal of Radioactive WasteBruce Yardley / Andrew Parkes, RWM20 January 6:30pm The permanent, safe [...]
Green Tea and Velociraptors [13:56:45]
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For those of you who may not have been aware, I was fortunate enough to recently publish a dinosaur book for kids, complete with build-it-yourself pop-out dinosaurs. I’ve recently published an article in [...]
scienzeedintorni [11:47:00]
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In questi anni ho sempre pensato che la rapida evoluzione di molti ordini di mammiferi attuali come Primati, Perissodattili e Artiodattili (cetacei compresi in questi ultimi) sia stata causata dalla collisione [...]
After the shops shut down (Sept 2010), the pawnbrokers and charity shops moved in (May 2012). But now, they're moving out too!
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Following up on my previous post, these are Triarthrus eatoni trilobites from the Utica shale near Little Falls, NY, (Ordovician, Darriwillian stage). These are frequently found disarticulated and thus are [...]
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [04:12:41]
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This is a guest Post from University of Washington Professor of Atmospheric Sciences Cliff Mass. It is a re-post from his popular blog here. This is important. Today, NOAA’s administrator Kathryn [...]
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [01:58:23]
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This is the short update for Bárðarbunga volcano for Monday 5-January-2015. No major change has been reported in the eruption in Holuhraun during the weekend. The eruption continues mostly in the same phase [...]
It's time for my annual recap of 12 months of Accidental Remediation! Silver Fox also included links to her previous versions of this meme, so I thought I'd add that in, after an absence last year. See 2013, [...]
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January seems to be the month of deadlines. Abstracts for the EGU2015 must be submitted until 7 January and there are two more deadlines that paleoseismicity.org readers should consider: 8 January: abstracts [...]
Although PLOS has many things to recommend it, one thing they don’t do is give you a lot of notice about publication and so actually the production of my recent paper on Protoceratops came shortly before the [...]
In Sicily in southern Italy a national scandal has developed at the site of the Scorciavacche Viaduct, which opened less than a month ago, but has now been closed as a result of a major earthworks
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The concept of cloning dinosaurs has captivated scientists and the general public for a long time, but this interest was greatly increased when Jurassic Park was released in 1993. We all want to know what [...]
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