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February 15, 2019

Mars seems lifeless, however do not rely it out simply but

by codersperproject
Mars’ surface is a lifeless, unwelcoming desert. But beneath its red soil the planet still might be alive — geologically. Big space news broke in 2018: Using a ground-penetrating radar aboard a Mars satellite, a group of scientists detected a thin 12-mile lake thousands of feet beneath the Martian south pole. Now, researchers have put...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Geology, Mars, Science, Space, Volcanoes
August 27, 2018

Earth is the warmest it’s been in 120,000 years

by codersperproject
The last three Julys on Earth have been the three warmest ever recorded. But, they may also be the warmest months to occur on our planet in about 120,000 years. Following NASA’s recent announcement that July 2018 was the third warmest such month since reliable record keeping began in 1880, climate scientist Stefan Rahmstorf, head...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Carbon Emissions, Climate Change, Geology, Global Warming, Science
July 29, 2018

Yellowstone won’t erupt anytime soon, but a debate still rages about the supervolcano

by codersperproject
Ying Zhou teaches a Geology 101 class to students at Virginia Tech, but after peering deeply into the subterranean world beneath the Yellowstone volcano, Zhou says she needs to modify her lesson plans — for Yellowstone, anyhow.  Yellowstone is one of the most heavily-researched volcanoes in the world, and it’s believed to be responsible for...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Geology, Science, Seismology, Volcanoes, Yellowstone
June 28, 2018

NASA finds Fuego’s volcanic avalanches are still warm, weeks after violent eruption

by codersperproject
A NASA satellite passed over Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego on June 24, and it found something intriguing. According to data collected by the satellite — named Landsat 8 — temperatures in the chaotic avalanches the volcano blasted down its flanks three weeks earlier are still relatively high.  Landsat 8 takes around 400 detailed images each...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Geology, Nasa, Science, Space, Volcanic Eruption
June 12, 2018

Is Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano shooting green gems into the air?

by codersperproject
Embedded in the lava still spewing some 130 feet into the air from Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano are green crystals.  Called olivine, these minerals can turn Hawaiian beaches green, and it appears some of the green gems are raining down upon homes near the eruption or popping up near lava flows. SEE ALSO: Lava transforms a...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Crystals, Geology, Hawaii, Science, Volcanic Eruption
June 7, 2018

Satellite photos reveal the devastation of Guatemala’s Fuego volcano

by codersperproject
Hotel La Reunión Golf Resort and Residences sits in the shadow of Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego, at about five miles away. Prior to the June 3 eruption, it was a verdant land, with well-manicured lawns.  Two days later, harrowing avalanches of scorching volcanic ash, rocky debris, and gas — called pyroclastic flows — smothered La...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Geology, Satellite Images, Science, Volcanic Eruption, Volcanoes
June 6, 2018

Lava transforms a Hawaiian bay into a blackened peninsula

by codersperproject
The shallow, tropical waters of the Big Island’s Kapoho Bay are no longer: Satellite images show a bay overtaken by lava, transformed into a black mass of land jetting into the sea. Lava meeting the ocean is, of course, the way Hawaiian islands grow. Unfortunately, the rumbling flow of lava from the Kilauea volcano engulfed...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Geology, Hawaii, Lava Flow, Satellites, Science
June 4, 2018

Why Guatemala’s volcano erupted in deadly avalanches, but Hawaii’s hasn’t

by codersperproject
Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego — literally translated to the Volcano of Fire — can be a terrifying mountain.  On June 3, the volcano sent scorching avalanches of swiftly flowing volcanic debris, known as pyroclastic flows, down its flanks, which the Guatemalan government said has so far killed 25 people.  But this is nothing new for...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Geology, Hawaii, Science, Volcanic Eruption, Volcanoes
June 4, 2018

We still don’t know how to predict major earthquakes, and it’s possible we never will

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At 3:00 a.m., when everyone was sleeping, a violent earthquake struck 65 miles from Turkey’s capital in August 1999. The 7.6-magnitude quake collapsed entire apartment buildings on top of unsuspecting people, killing at least 20,000.  Known as the Izmit quake, in 2011 scientists said they found convincing evidence of a precursor to the tragic temblor:...CONTINUE READING
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Category:Earthquake Aftermath, Earthquakes, Geology, Science, Turkey
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