We all see our part of the globe differently. Nashville’s skyline is not the same as the one we can gaze at from Ten Mile Flats. The Grand Canyon’s majesty may be rivaled by other views on the opposite side of the world. From Oregon to Florida, each state in the USA has landscape views … Read more
This story is adapted from a release by Utrecht University. The website Geo-Tour de France is now live to serve sports editors, cycling commentators and bicycle racing fans. The site geotdf.org will describe the natural decor of each stage of the Tour de France: the various landscapes and what can be found deep under the … Read more
According to Qurate Research’s research experts, “Global Geology and Seismic Software Market 2022 Insights, Size, Share, Growth, Opportunities, Emerging Trends, Forecast to 2028. ” The study is an anthology of in-depth research studies on many aspects of the global Geology and Seismic Software industry. It is an admirable effort to offer a true, transparent … Read more
The Cornell University Borehole Observatory located on a Cornell-owned gravel parking lot near Palm Road. (source: Cornell University) The initial borehole being drilled at Cornell University will be used to collect data and assess the viability of the large-scale geothermal heating project. Drilling has started for the Cornell University Borehole Observatory (CUBO) as part of … Read more
Streams of running water have been important to people as far back as we can tell. The ancient Greeks named diverse Naiads who presided over the supernatural aspects of streams. Closer to home, the colonial Spanish recognized the importance of streams. Many of the Mexican land grants that were issued to colonists before 1836 referred … Read more
Share this story Published June 13th, 2022 at 4:38 PM Above image credit: An old newspaper clipping showing geologist Richard Gentile who says, “Kansas City is literally built around this rock.” Another clipping describes the benefits of using limestone for structures such as homes. (Vicky Diaz-Camacho | Flatland) Avid hiker and outdoor enthusiast Darin Good, … Read more
Roughly six million years ago, paleo-earthquakes created a type of geological phenomenon called trovants. They are also known as the stones of Costesti, after their most famous location in Romania, or the “living stones.” Romania’s rare trovants were formed under highly complex circumstances involving seismic shifts, sand sediment in rivers and rain, and lots of … Read more
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Newswise – Boulder, Colo .: While wildfires over recent years have raged across much of the western United States and pose significant hazards to wildlife and local populations, wildfires have been a long-standing part of Earth’s systems without the influence of humans for hundreds of millions of years. “Wildfire has been an integral component in … Read more
This study is led by Prof. Yong-Fei Zheng at the University of Science and Technology of China. It focuses on the development of tectonic processes along convergent plate margins through inspection of recent advances in the fields of geology, geochemistry, geophysics and geodynamics. These advances are fundamental to our understanding of various phenomena at active … Read more