Icelandic earthquake M6.2 11 km northwest of Selfoss at 15:46:01 UTC
Earthquake recording at Keele University, [...]
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The topic for the latest accretionary wedge hosted at Harmonic Tremors is a significant geological event. Source: Robin M. Canup, “Simulation of a Late Lunar-Forming Impact,” Icarus, vol. 168 (2004) Julian at Harmonic Tremors has left the term ‘significant’ open to interpretation so here is mine. I think that the most significant event in Earth history was [...] Another weekend, another geoblogosphere meme. This time Dave at Geology News asks about first field trips. Like several others that have followed the meme, my first field course was a bit too long ago to have photographic evidence (I don’t remember having a camera with me and if I did I don’t have the photos any [...] Following the Pangaea Day geoblogosphere meme, started by Chris@goodSchist and followed up by Callan@Nova, Brian@clastic detrius and Chris@highly allochtonous I suppose I should give it a go. This was harder that I thought. I’m still not sure I’ve got it perfectly correct (I may be a touch too far north) but I think that Britain was [...] The magnitude 7.8 earthquake, Sichuan, China as recorded at Keele [...] |
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