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astronauts to mars budget proposal chile chile earthquake earthquake earthquakes future trip geology haiti interactive map july 17 long term goal lutheran minister nasa nasa chief nazi death photo piltdown plate motions quake seven years soviets statistics t rex trip to the moon tsunami tsunamis u s geological survey unmasking usgs Phanerozoic Cenozoic Neogene Quarternary Paleogene Mesozoic Cretaceous Jurassic Triassic Paleozoic Permian Carboniferous Devonian Silurian Ordovician Cambrian Precambrian Proterozoic Neoproterozoic Mesoproterozoic Paleoproterozoic Archean Neoarchean Mesoarchean Paleoarchean Eoarchean Quaternary
 

Sunday, 28 February 2010

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Flooded Town Reappears

Geology.com News [23:47:21]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
In 1985 the town of Potosi, Venezuela was flooded to make way for the Uribante Reservoir hydroelectric project. Now the area is suffering from a severe drought and the town has reappeared as reservoir levels

The Hawaii Tsunami a "Non-Event"? I Don't Think So...

Geotripper [23:44:00]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
I know that the Hawaii tsunami is now officially old news, but it was an important geological lesson. Why does it take amateur video to adequately explain what was happening? As I watched cable news yesterday, the activity was hidden by screen banners and obscured by blathering newsreaders who didn't have enough knowledge to realize what was happening on the screen in front of them. I've

Chile Earthquake: Soft ground bites the hand that builds on it

Ontario-geofish [23:42:00]   recommend this post  info
Wow! We haven't seen tilted buildings since Niigata, Japan! We don't have any ground motion data yet, but I've been looking at the pictures.PGV- peak ground velocityPGA- peak ground accelerationAn earthquake [...]

Tsunami Reporting Hall of Shame

goodSchist [23:14:36]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
The massive M 8.8 earthquake in Chile resulted in a tragic loss of life which, as of 2010-03-01, numbered in the hundreds. We won’t know the full extent of the damage inflicted on Chile or the [...]

Schöne Steine in Grabenstätt

Chiemgau Impact ? [22:49:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
Nach dem Spaziergang um den Tüttensee, hat uns die Neugier auch in die Impakt-Ausstellung in Grabenstätt getrieben. Kurz vor dem Ende der Öffnungszeit dort angekommen, ließ uns eine sehr freundliche Dame [...]

Reciclagem de óleos alimentares - notícia (II)

Geopedrados [22:23:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
E você, já recicla o óleo dos fritos?Por Helena Geraldes (helena.geraldes@publico.pt)Os oleões têm passado os últimos anos meio escondidos. Hoje, as autarquias estão a levá-los para as ruas... e para [...]

Reciclagem de óleos alimentares - notícia

Geopedrados [22:13:00]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
Quatro exemplos de Norte a SulEm Oeiras, o contentor que serve para a recolha de óleos alimentares usados foi pensado de raiz. Cada ponto de recolha, em cor de laranja, dispõe de sensores que medem o nível [...]

Carbon carbon and storage: where should it go?

Highly Allochthonous [21:41:31]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
Note: This is a guest post from Will Dalen Rice, a graduate student in the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences at UNC Charlotte. He has the misfortune of taking a couple of courses from Anne this [...]

NMNH: new hall of human origins

DC Geology Events [20:33:51]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
According to its website, the new David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History will open on March 17.

Museu da Ciência da Universidade de Coimbra - resenha de uma actividade

Geopedrados [20:18:00]   recommend this post  info
No passado domingo, dia 21.02.2010, decorreu, conforme por nós aqui anunciado, uma actividade para famílias de divulgação da Geologia no Museu da Ciência da Universidade de Coimbra, intitulada Descobre os [...]

Perception of deep time by geologists and biologists

The Life of Madygen [19:58:00]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
Following the Darwin Year a colloquium lecture by zoologist Prof. Wolfgang Maier from Tübingen dedicated to "Darwin and deep time" discussed Charles Darwin’s role as a geologist who (among [...]

Daily Geology Photos – February 28

Geology News [18:20:05]   recommend this post  (3 visits) info
A summary of photos posted on flickr today, tagged with “geology.” Displayed below are 24 geology-related photos were added to flickr today.

Geology Links for February 28th, 2010

Geology News [17:00:15]   recommend this post  (3 visits) info
Links from del.icio.us, tagged with geology for February 28th, 2010: IRIS Seismic Monitor Maps of the Chile Earthquake – Map – NYTimes.com YouTube – Tsunami Hits Hawaii YouTube – USGS: [...]

March 4th - Life and Times of the Carboniferous 'Coal Age'

Geology in the West Country [15:32:00]   recommend this post  (3 visits) info
'The Joggins Fossil Cliffs of Nova Scotia - Dr. Howard Falcon-Lang, Royal Holloway, University of London. 7.30 p.m. 16 Queen Square, BathThe Joggins Fossil Cliffs is a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Bay of [...]

Photo of the Day #865: American avocet

Laelaps [14:22:06]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
An American avocet (Recurvirostra americana), photographed at Antelope Island, Utah. Read the comments on this

Projecto GEOFAR – Geothermal Finance and Awareness in European Regions

Geopedrados [13:39:00]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
A ARENA – Agência Regional de Energia e Ambiente dos Açores implementa, a nível nacional, o projecto GEOFAR – Geothermal Finance and Awareness in European Regions.O projecto promovido pela Comissão [...]

Addition to blogroll

Johannes Lochmann [12:37:00]   recommend this post  (9 visits) info
Phreatic Ramblings is around since

Megastrophia concava Brachiopod

Louisville Area Fossils [11:55:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
Megastrophia concava brachiopod found in the Jeffersonville Limestone of Clark County, Indiana.  This brachiopod existed in the Devonian Period.Thanks to Mary Ann for letting me photograph

Tsunami warning in Japan from Chile quake

Shaking Earth [09:32:00]   recommend this post  (6 visits) info
Tsunamis can travel across the ocean at 1000 km/hr (600 mph), although they are barely felt until the wave amplitude builds up when the wave feels ocean bottom near the coast.  But given the 10,000 miles [...]

Day #58 Outcrop: Devils Golf Course

Ron Schott’s Geology Home Companion [05:24:46]   recommend this post  info
In keeping with the salty weekend theme I thought we’d do a round of geology at the Devil’s Golf Course. From the floor of Death Valley one can see Telescope Peak rising in the distance, nearly [...]

Geology Links for February 27th, 2010

Geology News [05:00:12]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
Links from del.icio.us, tagged with geology on February 27th, 2010: Free Technology for Teachers: Record-Setting Earthquakes: Interactive Map Tsunami.gov Page Earthquakes for Kids Earthquake Facts and [...]

Earthquake theology

The GeoChristian [04:09:01]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
With today’s massive earthquake in Chile, and last month’s deadly tremor in Haiti, I have a few questions for your theological pondering: Are earthquakes part of God’s good creation, or did [...]

Walcott’s Quarry #94: The Throwdown!

eTrilobite [04:02:10]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
Since I can’t think of anything else, the olympics is now a series. Check back next week for the exciting

Waveforms from Chile quake

Arizona Geology [03:45:00]   recommend this post  (4 visits) info
Lepolt Linkimer at the University of Arizona, posted some of the seismograms from the Chile earthquake recoded at Arizona stations at  http://www.geo.arizona.edu/gsat/Chile2010.htm There is also a time-space [...]

Tsunamis and ice sheets

Lounge of the Lab Lemming [03:27:00]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
Do any of the seismic and/or climactic people know what small-to-moderate tsunamis do to ice sheets? I'm just thinking that the summer melt season is wrapping up, and the West coast of the Antarctic [...]

What? You Were Expecting This?

Geotripper [02:46:00]   recommend this post  (4 visits) info
If you were watching the coverage of today's tsunami in the Pacific Ocean basin, you could be forgiven for thinking that this was what was converging on Waikiki, given the breathless reporting that took place [...]

Workshop de Ilustração Paleontológica

ALT-SOCIEDADE DE HISTÓRIA NATURAL [01:26:00]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
Workshop de Desenho de Materiais Fósseis Formadora: Guida CasellaSINOPSE A Paleontologia é uma das ciências que mais uso faz da visão e do desenho, que ainda hoje não é substituível pela [...]

Mais um sismo - desta vez na Argentina

Geopedrados [00:48:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
Segundo o NEIC/USGS, desta vez foi no norte da Argentina:Earthquake Details Magnitude6.3 Date-TimeSaturday, February 27, 2010 at 15:45:41 UTCSaturday, February 27, 2010 at 12:45:41 PM at epicenter Time [...]

Etsy Sunday

dot dot Dinosaur [23:37:00]   recommend this post  (5 visits) info
I heart Etsy Sundays for so many reasons. One is that it gives me an excuse to put down my research paper (on, you guessed it, dinosaurs). Another is that I get to browse Etsy sellers like Kelly Farrell [...]

Time-lapse video from underneath a glacier

The Dynamic Earth [22:54:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
How's this for rad:Pretty slick, huh? It's a clip from some NOVA Special on PBS. Just a neat video to help you make it through the

Wolkenkratzermacht China

And the Water seems inviting [22:23:05]   recommend this post  (3 visits) info
An welches Land oder an welche Stadt denkt man zuerst, wenn man das Wort "Wolkenkrazer" hört?Wahrscheinlich an New York, Chicago, Amerika ganz allgemein, Dubai, Hongkong, Tokio oder sogar Frankfurt. Kaum [...]

Weekly Spotlight: Capricamelus

The Theatrical Tanystropheus [22:14:31]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
NOTE: Hat tip to my regular reader Doug for the idea and most of the information I’ve obtained (Dr. Donald Prothero is also deserving of many thanks in this department). For those interested, Doug has [...]

Sismo no Chile - o rescaldo

Geopedrados [22:08:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
Um dos mais violentos sismos dos últimos cem anos provocou pelo menos 700 mortos no ChileAvisos de tsunami já foram cancelados para todos os

Música para estes tristes tempos

Geopedrados [21:13:00]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
Smog (Bill Callahan) - Rock Bottom RiserI love my motherI love my fatherI love my sisters, too.I bought this guitarTo pledge my loveTo pledge my love to you.I am a rock bottom riserAnd I owe it all to youI am [...]

Quanto vale a Amazonia?

Geopark Araripe [20:22:00]   recommend this post  info
Muito se fala dos efeitos nefastos causados pela devastação da Amazônia. Contudo, um aspecto que pouco se debate são os ganhos que a floresta preservada pode proporcionar. Estimativas de ONGs, institutos [...]

Earthquakes, Copper Mining, and Human Tolls

I think mining [20:08:15]   recommend this post  (3 visits) info
   The Chilean 8.8, three-minute long earthquake disrupts Chile’s copper supplies and this may lead to an increase in the price of copper.  A report states:  The quake forced temporary suspension of [...]

I Have a Dream...in which the 24 Hour Cable News Networks Serve a Useful Purpose

Geotripper [19:15:00]   recommend this post  (6 visits) info
Photo of tsunami surge from West Hawaii TodayI have a dream, or more a fantasy, because dreams are more likely to come true. I fantasize about the day that a cable network newsreader (I know they like to call [...]

Two Years Ago Today: Things in My Truck

Looking for Detachment [17:10:00]   recommend this post  (6 visits) info
Two years ago today, I was on my way to work one early and frozen morning, having the usual things in my truck: coffee mug with hot coffee in a nearly worn out turquoise "cool cup;" old bottle found [...]

Soufrière Hills Volcano

Geonauten [16:40:57]   recommend this post  (3 visits) info
Die Geonauten waren zwischen dem 19.01.2010 und dem 08.02.2010 am Vulkan Soufrière Hills auf Montserrat unterwegs. Wir bildeten 3 Teams, die jeweils mit einigen Tagen Versatz anreisten. So wurde es uns [...]

CAMINANDO ENTRE DINOSAURIOS en Madrid y Barcelona

DinoAstur. Blog sobre La Costa de los Dinosaurios [15:27:43]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
Ya están a la venta las entradas para CAMINANDO ENTRE DINOSAURIOS (WALKING WITH DINOSAURS. The Live Experience) en Madrid y Barcelona. Este espectáculo itinerante recala en España en abril y mayo de 2010, [...]

Crucifix Site 1: Sediments

Mountain Beltway [14:15:47]   recommend this post  (3 visits) info
On the September 2009 GSA field forum in the Owens Valley, the final stop of our first day was to check out the so-called “Crucifix Site,” along Chalk Bluff Road (north of Bishop, California, at [...]

AikonII; NPR as performance art

drip | david’s really interesting pages... [12:58:04]   recommend this post  (4 visits) info
Patrick Tresset and Frederic Fol Leymarie of Goldsmiths  in London are taking NPR to a new dimension… ours. Instead of remaining within the confines of a computer / monitor configuration, they literally [...]

Raider of the Lost Croco: buona la prima!

Charonosaurus's Diary [11:57:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
Grande giornata al "Dal Lago" ieri!In occasione del centenario del Diplodoco di Bologna, il gestore del blog GoGoDinosaurs! Andrea Pirondini preparò un bellissimo cd documentario sulla storia del sauropode e [...]

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Geopedrados [11:34:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
28 Fevereiro 2010 - 00h30Tragédia: Autoridades falam de pelo menos 214 mortos mas consideram que o número final não deverá duplicarSismo devastador no Chile causa tsunami no PacíficoA maior parte dos [...]

Wenn man denkt, man hätte alles gesehen

And the Water seems inviting [07:22:05]   recommend this post  (8 visits) info
Ich stelle ein Postulat auf: Aus jedem noch so absurden, aber grammatikalisch korrekt formulierbaren Zusammenhang zwischen realen oder fiktiven Ereignissen, Personen und Fakten lässt sich eine [...]

NASA going nowhere?

The GeoChristian [05:13:48]   recommend this post  (3 visits) info
From Yahoo! News: Senators to NASA chief: Go somewhere specific President Obama’s budget proposal would axe NASA’s planned trip to the moon. So where should NASA send astronauts? The long-term goal [...]

Peek

microecos [04:35:36]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
Peek Originally uploaded by Anauxite

Krzyzanowskisaurus and other geo-news

Arizona Geology [04:04:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
Krzyzanowskisaurus http://www.azstarnet.com/news/local/article_d4138dc4-60a2-544c-8ba8-45ed550df2c2.html ASU houses one of world's largest meteorite collectios http://www.statepress.com/node/10614 UA SAHRA [...]

Freeport to invest internally, not buy assets

Arizona Geology [03:53:00]   recommend this post  (4 visits) info
Freeport McMoRan CEO Richard Adkerson says the company will grow internally rather than pay a premium for outside assets.    Mineweb.com reports that the company will use its "strong cash position to [...]

Woohoo! Surf's up!

James’ Empty Blog [03:41:00]   recommend this post  (2 visits) info
Shouldn't joke really, it is probably not a good time to be in Chile, but the tsunami is unlikely to amount to much by the time it gets here in an hour or so (it's raining and cold here, I'm not going to the [...]

“Some palaeontologists think…”

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [03:02:34]   recommend this post  (4 visits) info
This insidious phrase really ought to be banned when people are writing about dinosaurs (though to be fair it seems to be true about pretty much any aspect of science if you just substitute in [...]

Sismo do Chile - um sismograma português

Geopedrados [02:44:00]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
Feito pelo geofone de

O estado a que isto chegou

Geopedrados [01:21:00]   recommend this post  (1 visit) info
1. Há suspeitas fortíssimas de que os socialistas Armando Vara e Paulo Penedos, alvos de escutas da Polícia Judiciária no processo Face Oculta, foram avisados desse facto pelo próprio aparelho [...]
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