New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Tuesday, 04 April 2017
Neue Hinweise auf allmählichen Niedergang der Dinosaurier noch vor Ende der Kreidezeit
Zu einem allmählichen Niedergang der Dinosaurier und Flugsaurier kam es vermutlich noch vor dem Einschlag des sogenannten Chicxulub-Asteroiden und dem weltweiten Massensterben am Ende der Kreidezeit. Dies zeigen neue Forschungsergebnisse eines deutsch-mexikanischen Teams von Geowissenschaftlern. Die Untersuchungen unter der Leitung von Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Stinnesbeck von derEl Nino is well and truly dead
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Aircrews and frequent fliers may soon experience an uptick in radiation exposure due to the upcoming low point in the solar cycle, when weak solar activity provides less protection against cosmic rays entering [...]So you’re going camping for the first time
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Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Source: http://www.eso.org/public/images/potw1431a/ This star map shows the Houston sky at 10 pm CDT on April 1, 9 pm CDT on April 15, and dusk on April 30. To use [...]Linux - Raspberry pi 3 twice as fast as zero
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Der Sakurajima auf der japanischen Insel Kyushu eruptierte heute 4 Mal. Die Vulkanasche stieg dabei bis in Höhen von 2500 m auf. Auf Livecam-Fotos sieht es so aus, als ob der Krater Showa-dake Ursprung der [...]Science on board - Chit-chat with a structural geologiste (english/french)
So far, in our chit-chats we met sedimentologists, geophysicists, paleomagnetists, paleontologists. Now it is the turn of a structural geologist. He is from [...]Uncovering the Hidden Benefits of Buying New Software
A good way to begin building a business case for investing in new software and systems is to evaluate the time and cost in carrying out a typical task, such as producing site plans and geological profiles. [...]New papers on paleoseismology, tsunami, and active tectonics (Apr 2017)
Today in the paper round-up (April 2017): Active Tectonics of the Makran, postseismic deformation at Bam, active faults and paleoseismology in Italy, Switzerland & Alaska, the first papers on the Kaikoura [...]Don't mention Brexit
Europe Cut Off, (450,000 Years Ago) The Financial Times reports on how the sea broke through the chalk ridge between England and France. Cold water and sunlit uplands. The comments on the article are [...]New ‘Meteorite hunt!’ activity
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How We Know Today’s Climate Change Is Not Natural
Despite the many climate “skeptics” in key positions of power today, 97 percent of climate scientists agree that the warming of Earth’s climate over the last 100 years is mainly due to human activity. [...]Trace, by Lauret Savoy
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