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Sunday, 12 July 2015

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Copper price plummets

Arizona Geology [22:59:00]

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How fast am I travelling (due to Earth's spin and Earth's orbit)?

Earth Learning Idea [22:38:00]

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'A screaming roller coaster; how fast am I travelling (due to Earth's spin and Earth's orbit)?' After the class roller-coaster experience, ask your pupils ‘Why were we acting like this?’ The answer is that you are all travelling very fast towards the East - due to the spin of the Earth. If you are on the Equator you are travelling at 1,674.4 km/h. To calculate how fast you’re

Odds and Ends

Earthly Musings [18:58:00]

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Houston, We Have Geology!Occasionally, I post various items that are not exotic or from faraway places. I'll be leaving for Alaska soon to run a wilderness river (the Tatshenshini) and so look for a post from [...]

Italy’s Database of Individual Seismogenic Sources (DISS) v. 3.2.0 now online

Paleoseismicity [11:49:00]

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Great news from Italy – A new version of the Database of Individual Seismogenic Sources (DISS) is now online! A huge amount of work went into this latest release which has several important updates and a [...]

Coastal Oceanography off North-East Greenland

Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [04:34:14]

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THIS IS A GUEST POST BY OCEANOGRAPHER ANDREAS MUENCHOW AT THE UNIV. OF DELAWARE Greenland is melting, but it is not entirely clear why. Yes, air temperatures continue to increase, but what does it matter, if [...]

'Mini ice age' coming in next fifteen years!

James’ Empty Blog [17:47:00]

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Oh no it isn't, despite what you can read in the Indescribablyoverhyped. At most, a solar min might make a detectable reduction in the warming trend. It won't cause significant cooling. It is not clear to [...]

I tempi sono maturi per una Società della Paleoarte [Is it Time for a Paleoart Society]?

Theropoda [11:06:00]

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