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il crollo del ponte di Ozzanello (Appennino Parmense) del 30 ottobre 2023: come non costruire u attraversamento di un corso d'acqua

scienzeedintorni [19:28:00]

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Fig.1: vista del ponte di Ozzanello da valle dopo il crollo Un ponte può crollare per diversi motivi. Ma se crolla è probabile che qualcosa non abbia funzionato a dovere nella progettazione o nella dinamica dell’alveo. Qualche anno fa scrissi un post sui ponti “antichi” e su quelli moderni, facendo vedere che c’è negli ultimi decenni un po' di leggerezza nel costruirli (esempio classicissimo il nuovo ponte di Varese Ligure confrontato con il vecchio). È possibile che ci fosse [...]

Airline compensation denied - first stage

Ontario-geofish [15:23:00]

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Yeah, we have $2000 buckaroos coming from United, but it is following the usual route. The gov't site is having ransom problems right now.Hi Harold,I'm very sorry to read what happened on your flight. On behalf of United, I apologize for any inconvenience. You had somewhere to go and we let you down. We never intend to interrupt your travel plans; however, prior to departure, we needed

El Nino anomaly almost gone

Ontario-geofish [12:52:00]

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I said yesterday it would get shoved through the cold equator because of seasonal turnover, and it has happened.It now looks very sad. The equatorial belt remains cold.This has happened much faster than I [...]

Samuel Addison Casseday - Louisville Geologist

Louisville Area Fossils [05:57:00]

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While reviewing some pages from the The Journal of the Cincinnati Society of Natural History Volume V Number 8 October 1882 article "Brief Mention of some of the Men who Aided in Developing the Science of [...]

PROSAUROLOPHUS: TRUMPET CALLS FROM THE CRETACEOUS

ARCHEA [08:02:00]

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Reconstruction of Prosaurolophus maximus When this good looking fellow was originally described by Brown, Prosaurolophus maximus was known only from a skull and jaw. Half of the skull was badly weathered at [...]