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Rumblings point to impending San Andreas earthquake – is New Madrid next?

14 days ago - geology goes, predicting earthquakes along the San Andreas is a somewhat easy task. Earthquakes occur there generally every 22 years, which suggests the next big one may be in 2026.Human knowledge is under attack! Governments and powerful corporations are using censorship to wipe out humanity's knowledge base about nutrition, herbs, self-reliance, natural immunity, food production, preparedness and much more. We are preserving human knowledge using AI technology while ...

Navy: Underwater microphones reportedly detected IMPLOSION of ill-fated Titan submersible just hours after it began journey

June 27, 2023 - geology: Scientists have discovered that ocean currents create avalanches, rivers and other seafloor infrastructure changes.

Underwater volcano eruption caused global "dimming" that deprived crops of sunlight; more famine and starvation to come.

US Navy to deploy 150 AI-powered "ghost ships" by 2045.

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A geology insider explains why the global energy crisis is going to get much, much worse

February 03, 2022 - geology are against us on this one, even if we could develop some technology. Wind & solar won’t save us either, it would require a larger investment of materials and energy than we have.

There is no way we are getting out of this.

What this means is that you are going to be paying much more to heat your homes.

And it means that you are also going to be paying much more to fill up your vehicle at the gas station.

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Underwater geology: Scientists have discovered that ocean currents create avalanches, rivers and other seafloor infrastructure changes

December 03, 2017 -

Turbidity currents, or deep-water sediment avalanches, are powerful flows that damages and breaks important seafloor infrastructure responsible for supporting global digital communications. Until the study was conducted, it has always been unclear how large these flows are and how often they happen. These turbidity currents occur 2,000 meters below sea level and moves large volumes of sediment and organic carbon over week-long periods. This process contributes to supporting ...

Brooks Range in Alaska was TRANSPORTED from Greenland: Findings could rewrite the region’s history, posit researchers

March 03, 2020 - geology to prove that large swaths of land are within their domain.

“If countries are going to make legal claims based on geology or geophysics, they should consider these much older boundaries that we are highlighting,” stated Justin Strauss, lead researcher of the study. “Governments will need to confront the complexities of geology meeting politics.”

Another implication has to do with the nature of the Arctic itself. Aside from the number ...

Hair analysis found to reveal eating disorders

October 19, 2006 - geology -- and grew out of earlier research on the link between eating disorders and exposure to fashion, fitness and beauty magazines.One of the co-authors of the BYU study -- Steven Thomsen -- said it would be helpful to biologically determine the same results based on the prior research with magazines. "We have talked about going back and re-exploring some of the things we've studied and adding this variable," he said.###..."...

Researchers baffled by mysterious melting of Earth’s crust beneath western North America

May 02, 2021 - geology and geophysics at the University of Wyoming (UW), who led the study, explained that long belts of igneous rocks are commonly associated with subduction zones, which are regions between two tectonic plates moving toward each other.

Moreover, molten rock originates from deep within the Earth, typically near active plate boundaries or hot spots, then rises toward the surface where it cools and turns into igneous rocks.

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Overlooked strand of the San Andreas Fault may be primed for a major earthquake, study determines

March 28, 2021 -

Called the Mission Creek strand, the segment spans the cities of Indio, Desert Hot Springs and San Bernardino. It has gone mostly unnoticed because it is thought to be one of the least active sections of the southern San Andreas Fault. But the new study indicates that the strand is actually the fastest moving fault in the region.

"This particular strand of the San Andreas failure has been interpreted to be not very active," said Kimberly Blisniuk, an associate professor ...

Bush Administration to screen all scientific research by US Geological Survey

December 22, 2006 - geology and its acting director. He says the new procedures will improve scientists' accountability and "harmonize" the review process. Leahy added that the new procedures were added and intended to maintain scientists' neutrality.###..."...

Hair analysis found to reveal eating disorders

October 19, 2006 - geology -- and grew out of earlier research on the link between eating disorders and exposure to fashion, fitness and beauty magazines.One of the co-authors of the BYU study -- Steven Thomsen -- said it would be helpful to biologically determine the same results based on the prior research with magazines. "We have talked about going back and re-exploring some of the things we've studied and adding this variable," he said.###

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Hair analysis found to reveal eating disorders

October 19, 2006 - geology -- and grew out of earlier research on the link between eating disorders and exposure to fashion, fitness and beauty magazines.One of the co-authors of the BYU study -- Steven Thomsen -- said it would be helpful to biologically determine the same results based on the prior research with magazines. "We have talked about going back and re-exploring some of the things we've studied and adding this variable," he said.###

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Bush Administration to screen all scientific research by US Geological Survey

December 22, 2006 - geology and its acting director. He says the new procedures will improve scientists' accountability and "harmonize" the review process. Leahy added that the new procedures were added and intended to maintain scientists' neutrality.###

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Ice cores from top-secret Army base reveal Greenland was largely ice-free millions of years ago

February 07, 2022 - geology at the University of Vermont and the lead researcher of the study.

"They're fossils, but they look like they died yesterday. It's a time capsule of what used to live on Greenland that we wouldn't be able to find anywhere else."Top-secret military base leads to stunning discovery

The pack of dirt came from Camp Century, a Cold War-era subterranean base some 75 miles from Greenland's northwestern coast and around 800 miles from the North Pole. The ...

Study: An earthquake in Oregon fault could rupture the surface

November 03, 2020 -

The researchers said that if Gales Creek were to rupture today, it could cause powerful shaking and widespread damage in the Portland metropolitan area. They detailed their findings in the journal Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America.Gales Creek fault's earthquake history

Portland sits on the seismically active Cascadia subduction zone, the region of the Pacific Northwest where the Juan de Fuca plate bends and slides beneath the North American plate. Gales ...

Scientists explore Atlantis Massif in the Atlantic Ocean to find out how creatures survive on alien water worlds

February 09, 2020 - geology: Scientists have discovered that ocean currents create avalanches, rivers and other seafloor infrastructure changes.)

According to Brazelton, the microbial activity in the Lost City is unique compared to other sites on Earth where serpentinization occurs because of its richness in life, but it's not really clear why that's the case. To help them answer their questions, they sent a remotely operated vehicle (which they named Jason) to dive into the Atlantis ...

Are you putting fracking wastewater in your pool? If you use Clorox pool salt, you might be

June 14, 2019 -

As reported by GreenMedInfo, Pennsylvania company Eureka Resources has been treating the wastewater from fracking for shale gas development and selling the resulting crystal byproduct as “Clorox Pool Salt.” Although the Clorox brand isn’t directly involved, the company uses Clorox packaging and the bags are sold under their name at popular retailers like Lowe’s, Home Depot, and Walmart.

The fracking wastewater is trucked to the Eureka Resources facility, where it is treated ...

Fracking is responsible for the earthquakes in Oklahoma; they are triggered by the injection of wastewater deep into the ground

February 19, 2019 - geology," said co-author Dr. Tom Gernon.

"Thanks to an innovative model capable of analyzing large and complex data sets, our study establishes for the first time a clear link between seismicity and fluid injection depth," he added.

The research team found that seismic activity may be influenced by the depth and volume of injected fluids at depths where layered sedimentary rocks meet crystalline basement rocks. According to analysis, deeper wells allow easier ...

A single volcanic eruption caused one of the planet’s most devastating mass extinctions, scientists discover

July 30, 2017 -

Researchers at the Tohoku University noted that around 80 percent of the world’s species died at the end of the Ordovician period nearly 440 million years ago. The biological profile of the species during this time was mostly marine, with animals such as corals, sea scorpions, orthoceras, jawless fishes, and the like. The Ordovician period is assumed to be the age in which sea animals were slowly transitioning towards land adaptation. The death of small marine organisms supposedly ...