Our three scientists working at Japanese universities created a New Year's dragon and welcomed in the Year of the Monkey, complete with candy erupting as fire from the dragon's craw. A much more entertaining staff meeting! Unfortunately I only have a photo of the puppet's head - if someone shares a photo of Francisco, Kaoru and Masako performing in it, I will replace mine for
For today’s “Monday Geology Picture” post I thought I’d share one shot of the Great Barrier Reef that my husband took during our vacation to Australia last year. Stay tuned for some [...]
As they get to know their ship, the scientists aboard the Joides Resolution prepare to drill their first sediment cores along the Natal Valley off the coast of southern
Neue, in „Science“ veröffentlichte Isotopenanalysen sprechen für die
These, dass vor rund 4,5 Milliarden Jahren ein planetenartiger
Himmelskörper tief in die Erde eingedrungen und eine [...]
In the Company of Plants and Rocks [19:15:00]
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My circle of close friends includes two trees. This may seem odd, but it’s impossible to follow a tree for a year without become friends! It was Lucy Corrander who started these relationships, when she [...]
Belemnites are often found as bullet-like shells, but rare fossils show what they really looked like in
ABSTRACT: The central United States is experiencing an unprecedented surge in earthquakes that began in 2009, rising from an average of 21 magnitude 3 and larger quakes to over 650 in 2014 alone. This [...]
Yeah, this is the first big 'learning' earthquake since Chi-chi (also in Taiwan). We could learn so much if we could read Chinese. I might have to wait for the papers, but they'll be behind the pay-wall. [...]
My German colleague and I could conceptualize five kilometers horizontally—the same as her bike ride to work, the same as the first ever race I ran. Neither of us could quite grasp what flipping 5 kilometers [...]
A game your pupils will enjoy is 'Rockery 1'.
In this activity pupils model the different characteristics of rocks; the game helps children to remember the fundamental differences between rock types and [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [12:30:40]
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With the Imaggeo Photo Contest opening last week, what better than feature one of the 2015 competition finalists as this week’s Imaggeo on Mondays image. In this post, Irene Angeluccetti, author of the [...]
Letzte Woche war ich auf einen kleinen Abstecher am Chiemsee. Bei ziemlich niedrigen Wasserstand konnte man im Uferbereich des Strandbades in Chieming wunderbar Furchensteine sammeln.Da jetzt auch viele [...]
Osamu Tezuka (1929-1989) es conocido en su país como “Manga-no-kamisama” (“el dios del manga”), lo que puede dar una idea de su posición en el mundillo. Entre sus influencias podemos destacar a [...]
Geology for Global Development [09:00:55]
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Solmaz Mohadjer and Sebastian Mutz, University of Tübingen researchers, recently designed and facilitated a seminar on the topic of Geology and the Sustainable Development Goals. Below, they share some [...]
Bust out your planners, calendars, and PDAs (if you are throwback like that), it’s time to mark your calendars for the HMNS events of this week! Last week’s featured #HMNSBlockParty creation is by [...]
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [01:07:25]
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It’s almost impossible for the average person with no science background to get good basic info about climate change (on TV or online). So, here’s some information that you can rely on. First [...]
Humans have been burning fossil fuels for only about 150 years, yet that has started a cascade of profound changes that at their current pace will still be felt 10,000 years from now, a new study
Mit der Sonderausstellung „Spinosaurus“ (9.2.– 12.6.2016) zeigt das
Museum für Naturkunde Berlin das weltweit erste nach wissenschaftlichen
Erkenntnissen erstellte Skelettmodell des [...]
I have completed my ooma-ization. I have my old number back with no more calls from India. It got so bad that we never answered our phone. Now we can answer it, for calls from our friends and family.
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Warum sind die Geowissenschaften so wichtig für uns? Die European Federation of Geologists EFG hat eine Broschüre veröffentlicht,die das sehr gut erklärt. Sollte man sich wirklich mal zu Gemüte führen!
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I finally found the strong ground motion, here.
I just knew they put it out right away.
This is in velocity, although the scale reads 'acceleration'. Who needs to worry about English over there? :)
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Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [15:08:00]
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El pasado miércoles 3 de Febrero se presentó en el Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales la aplicación para dispositivos móviles DinoScience 3D desarrollada por Render Area. En una conferencia en la [...]
scienzeedintorni [12:25:00]
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Il terremoto del 5 febbraio a Tainan, SW di Taiwan, si presta a diverse considerazioni. Una prima, scientifica, perché la zona è contraddistinta da forti movimenti tettonici asismici, una situazione [...]
In 1865, Gregor Mendel, who first discovered the laws of genetics, read his first scientific paper to the Brünn Society for the study of Natural Sciences in Moravia (published 1866).
He described his [...]
The recent Taiwan earthquake and the Samarco tailings dam failure both illustrate the critical role of individual responsibility in disaster risk
There is hardly a subject in all nature, of which the majority of people has so unclear terms and which has hitherto been so completely misunderstood, as the soil on which they walk. F.A. Fallou Soil is often [...]